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▽Blog - Securelist ●02/09 02:46 Spam and phishingInvestors, Trump and the Illuminati: What the “Nigerian prince” scams became in 2024Compensations for scam victims, and millionaires losing their family to COVID-19: read on to learn about the types of “Nigerian” spam one could come across in 2024.Anna LazarichevaMalware descriptionsTake my money: OCR crypto stealers in Google Play and App StoreDmitry KalininSergey PuzanMa
▽ Hexacorn | Blog ●02/07 17:34 DWRCSAccess.log artifactPosted on 2025-02-05 by adamI learned about DameWare’s DWRCSAccess.log log file from this blog post. Then, when I searched this file name on Google I only got a very small number of results. Obviously, it immediately piqued my interest and I decided to describe the content of the file here.The content of this file is just a plain text, with parts of it often localized, a
▽Yogesh Khatri’s forensic blog ●01/24 13:52 Wednesday, January 22, 2025New Wifi database from Apple intelligenceApple Intelligence, while officially released only in 2024 (a few months ago) for macOS 15.1 (Sequoia) has been around for over a year in beta on most macOS and iOS systems. Its only available for Apple's M1 processor and later, and for macOS 15.1 (and higher). However on all macs at least macOS 14, you should have the folder co
