Mastering Git and GitHub for Windows Users

Mastering Git and GitHub for Windows Users By myTech.Today Introduction Welcome to “Mastering Git and GitHub for Windows Users,” presented by myTech.Today. This guide is tailored for Windows enthusiasts, particularly those leveraging Visual Studio Code, to embark on a journey of mastering Git and GitHub. From the initial steps of installing Git on your Windows…

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ZeroDay: Remote execution and control of MS Exchange Server

Microsoft has released a zero-day patch for all versions of the Microsoft Exchange Server. As explained in the linked article, by examining the encryption certificate keys, a hacker is able to execute malicious code on any Exchange server via a POST to the Exchange Server’s address. CVE-2020-0688: Remote Code Execution on Microsoft Exchange Server Through…

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ZeroDay: Remote execution and control of MS Exchange Server