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Create Your Own Game Cheats: Developing a Trainer in C++

Date: 30/07/2025

Author: neeko

Everyone loves playing games, but it’s much more exciting when you have an endless supply of ammo and health. To get both, you can search online for cheats and trainers for your favorite game. But what if they haven’t been developed yet? Write your own! With skills in reverse engineering and programming, it’s much easier than it seems.

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Microsoft Reveals Sploitlight Vulnerability Affecting macOS

📟 News

Date: 30/07/2025

Author: HackMag

Microsoft has reported that attackers could have exploited a recently patched vulnerability bypassing Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) to steal confidential information from macOS users, including cached Apple Intelligence data.

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Building a Simple Trojan with Python: A Step-by-Step Guide

Date: 30/07/2025

Author: Valery Linkov

In this article, I will explain how to write a basic remote access Trojan using Python, and for increased stealth, we will embed it into a game. Even if you’re not familiar with Python, this will help you better understand how such malware is constructed and give you an opportunity to practice programming.

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Due to a Bug in Post SMTP Plugin, 200,000 WordPress Sites Vulnerable to Attacks

📟 News

Date: 29/07/2025

Author: HackMag

More than 200,000 WordPress sites are using a vulnerable version of the Post SMTP plugin, which allows attackers to gain control over the administrator account.

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Self-defense for hackers. Monitoring attacks on the airwaves

Date: 29/07/2025

Author: s0i37

This article explains how to detect intrusions into your wireless network. Almost all mainstream attacks on Wi-Fi have distinctive features, and you can identify them by listening to the airwaves.

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No Patch for RCE Vulnerability in LG Surveillance Cameras

📟 News

Date: 29/07/2025

Author: HackMag

LG surveillance cameras are vulnerable to remote attacks due to a recently discovered vulnerability. However, it has become known that they will not receive patches.

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Mastering systemd: Creating Your Own Linux Service

Date: 29/07/2025

Author: Daniil Baturin

Despite numerous challenges and mixed feelings from users, systemd has already become the de facto standard in most Linux distributions. With it, you can create a simple service in just a few minutes and with about ten lines of configuration. However, many of its more intriguing features are poorly documented or require an in-depth understanding of systemd’s intricacies.

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