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releasing information about security issues to the general public or a selected group.
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I'm a White Hat and I develop my own viruses. Should I report it when almost all scanners sa...
That's a pointless exercise.
Most malware scanners match on fragments of binary code (aka virus signatures), and they check MD5 hashes of known infected code against their blacklists. Unless the v …
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Best practice for informing a website they've been compromised?
Look up their DNS record with whois, and contact their listed admin. Also, contact their hosting provider.
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