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Guest wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:07 pm
Note for the Hackers club being brought in to help. Hey boys!
series of vulnerabilities in the Pulse Secure® VPN from version 5.1RX
and 9.0RX [2]. These vulnerabilities allow me remote arbitrary file downloads and remote code execution on Pulse Connect
Secure and Pulse Policy Secure gateways. Other vulnerabilities in the series allowed for the interception and hijacking of
encrypted traffic sessions of the list already provided to you. Exploit code is freely available as per our discussion via the Metasploit framework, as well as GitHub. Work on the backend and behind scenes gateway to share findings. Thanks
You think that scares anybody? You sound like Mike Tyson trying to use big words that he doesn’t understand. Still waiting on those names….or locations….or service carrier…..you got nothing.
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:07 pm
Note for the Hackers club being brought in to help. Hey boys!
series of vulnerabilities in the Pulse Secure® VPN from version 5.1RX
and 9.0RX [2]. These vulnerabilities allow me remote arbitrary file downloads and remote code execution on Pulse Connect
Secure and Pulse Policy Secure gateways. Other vulnerabilities in the series allowed for the interception and hijacking of
encrypted traffic sessions of the list already provided to you. Exploit code is freely available as per our discussion via the Metasploit framework, as well as GitHub. Work on the backend and behind scenes gateway to share findings. Thanks
use of proprietary SSLVPN/TLSVPN protocols. Transition SSLVPN/TLSVPN deployments to either
IETF standard-conformant TLS, or to IKE/IPsec VPNs, preferring the evaluated
TLS software applications and IPSec VPN gateways. All DONE NOW! Posted on Backchannel for you boys.
Some poor kid has the ultimate small pecker geek as a father.
Still waiting on that info dick cheese
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:07 pm
Note for the Hackers club being brought in to help. Hey boys!
series of vulnerabilities in the Pulse Secure® VPN from version 5.1RX
and 9.0RX [2]. These vulnerabilities allow me remote arbitrary file downloads and remote code execution on Pulse Connect
Secure and Pulse Policy Secure gateways. Other vulnerabilities in the series allowed for the interception and hijacking of
encrypted traffic sessions of the list already provided to you. Exploit code is freely available as per our discussion via the Metasploit framework, as well as GitHub. Work on the backend and behind scenes gateway to share findings. Thanks
use of proprietary SSLVPN/TLSVPN protocols. Transition SSLVPN/TLSVPN deployments to either
IETF standard-conformant TLS, or to IKE/IPsec VPNs, preferring the evaluated
TLS software applications and IPSec VPN gateways. All DONE NOW! Posted on Backchannel for you boys.
Everything is being organized in the spy/trace/recover folder. Can one of you guys handle the deploy the monitoring and detecting web application tools for attacks they may require additional tools that can
inspect the encrypted traffic to see the underlying web plaintext. I am done on my side.
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:07 pm
Note for the Hackers club being brought in to help. Hey boys!
series of vulnerabilities in the Pulse Secure® VPN from version 5.1RX
and 9.0RX [2]. These vulnerabilities allow me remote arbitrary file downloads and remote code execution on Pulse Connect
Secure and Pulse Policy Secure gateways. Other vulnerabilities in the series allowed for the interception and hijacking of
encrypted traffic sessions of the list already provided to you. Exploit code is freely available as per our discussion via the Metasploit framework, as well as GitHub. Work on the backend and behind scenes gateway to share findings. Thanks
use of proprietary SSLVPN/TLSVPN protocols. Transition SSLVPN/TLSVPN deployments to either
IETF standard-conformant TLS, or to IKE/IPsec VPNs, preferring the evaluated
TLS software applications and IPSec VPN gateways. All DONE NOW! Posted on Backchannel for you boys.
Everything is being organized in the spy/trace/recover folder. Can one of you guys handle the deploy the monitoring and detecting web application tools for attacks they may require additional tools that can
inspect the encrypted traffic to see the underlying web plaintext. I am done on my side.
Thanks Elon
Funny how the people mocking hackers’ skills are the same ones who call tech support when their Wi-Fi is slow or when they can’t remember their Netflix password. Keep talking, though—your ignorance is more secure than your online accounts. You won't think it's very funny soon. I can assure you.
Guest wrote: ↑Tue Dec 24, 2024 10:59 am
Other than Reps and MM what team is making the most changes?
SENSational, Nats and TRW
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You mean the bottom five teams will have turnover? WOW that is super duper thinking bud! No shit sherlock, bottom five teams always have 4-6 guys turnover. DUH
Guest wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:07 pm
Note for the Hackers club being brought in to help. Hey boys!
series of vulnerabilities in the Pulse Secure® VPN from version 5.1RX
and 9.0RX [2]. These vulnerabilities allow me remote arbitrary file downloads and remote code execution on Pulse Connect
Secure and Pulse Policy Secure gateways. Other vulnerabilities in the series allowed for the interception and hijacking of
encrypted traffic sessions of the list already provided to you. Exploit code is freely available as per our discussion via the Metasploit framework, as well as GitHub. Work on the backend and behind scenes gateway to share findings. Thanks
use of proprietary SSLVPN/TLSVPN protocols. Transition SSLVPN/TLSVPN deployments to either
IETF standard-conformant TLS, or to IKE/IPsec VPNs, preferring the evaluated
TLS software applications and IPSec VPN gateways. All DONE NOW! Posted on Backchannel for you boys.
Everything is being organized in the spy/trace/recover folder. Can one of you guys handle the deploy the monitoring and detecting web application tools for attacks they may require additional tools that can
inspect the encrypted traffic to see the underlying web plaintext. I am done on my side.
If you are going to copy and paste from the NSA website at least have the common sense to run it through ChatGPT or something.
Also vpn vulnerabilities won’t help you as 98% of traffic on here isn’t through a VPN https://media.defense.gov/2019/oct/07/2 ... lities.pdf
