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8 Legit Tools and Utilities That Cybercriminals Commonly Misuse
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TvRepair247,
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7/25/2019 | 2:25:41 AM
Cybercriminals Commonly Misuse
accounting for almost half of all crimes in the country.

But just a fraction of offenses is reported to the police because victims either feel embarrassed or believe little can be done to catch those responsible. If facing any problem related to a printer please visit Tv Repair for any technical support assistance

According to the survey the total number of all offenses in the 12 months to September topped 11.8 million, of which 3.6 million were a fraud and further 2 million were related to computer misuse.

The next most common offense was theft with 3.5 million cases, while there were 1.2 million incidents of criminal damage and 1.3 million offenses of violence against the person.
tdsan
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tdsan,
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7/19/2019 | 4:08:46 PM
Powershelll can do most of what is listed
powershellcandomostofthis,thesearejustexamples
  • ps-invoke-[replacedtest5]psexec)
  • ps-gwmiwin32_product(wmic)
  • ps-enable-psremoting--force,winrm(vnc)
  • ps-winrmsetwinrm/config/client'@{trustedhosts=*"}(remoteaccess)

powershellcanbeusedtoaccomplishalmostanything.

todd


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