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1elephantjournal.com elephant journal | daily blog, videos, e-newsletter & magazine on yoga + organics + green living + non-new agey spirituality + ecofashion + conscious consumerism=it's about the mindful life. Videos, blog, articles on \'the mindful life\': Organics, Ecofashion, Buddhism, Conscious Consumerism, Education, Arts, Wellness, Adventure.: 81.20 1.90 01:26
2cvedetails.com CVE security vulnerability database. Security vulnerabilities, exploits, references and more CVEdetails.com is a free CVE security vulnerability database/information source. You can view CVE vulnerability details, exploits, references, metasploit modules, full list of vulnerable products and cvss score reports and vulnerability trends over time: n/a 0.00 n/a
3qualys.com IT Security and Compliance Platform | Qualys, Inc. Qualys, Inc. helps your business automate the full spectrum of auditing, compliance and protection of your IT systems and web applications.: 54.33 6.35 05:06
4securityfocus.com SecurityFocus Provides security information to all members of the security community, from end users, security hobbyists and network administrators to security consultants, IT Managers, CIOs and CSOs. SecurityFocus is designed to facilitate discussion on computer security related topics, create computer security awareness, and to provide the Internet's largest and most comprehensive database of computer security knowledge and resources to the public. It also hosts the BUGTRAQ mailing list.: n/a 2.03 n/a
5milw00rm.com Milw00rm.COM The milw00rm.com is archive of exploits and vulnerabilities: n/a 28.00 n/a
6ids.ac.uk Home - Institute of Development Studies Global organisation for research, teaching and communications on international development. Located at the University of Sussex in Brighton, UK IDS is one of the world’s leading organisations for international development research, teaching and communications.: n/a 1.50 n/a
7triplecanopy.com Integrated Security Solutions, Crisis Management, Assessments, Training, Protective Services and Logistics | Triple Canopy Triple Canopy provides security and risk management services to government agencies, private corporations and non-governmental organizations worldwide.: n/a 3.80 n/a
8beyondsecurity.com Beyond Security | Automated Vulnerability Security Testing & Compliance Vulnerability assessment of internal networks or Intranets using an automated scanning server. Secure your applications and networks with the industry's only network vulnerability scanner to combine XDR, SAST, DAST and mobile security.: 34.23 1.20 04:06
9rrjeta.org rrjeta.org rrjeta.org - Një ndër komunitetet e para në gjuhën Shqipe dedikuar botës së teknologjisë dhe informatikës.: n/a 5.80 n/a
10securiteam.com SecuriTeam.com - A Free Accurate and Independent Source of Vulnerability Information SecuriTeam is dedicated to bringing you the latest news and utilities in computer security. We hope this will help you cope with the newest security threats.: n/a 1.06 n/a
11techlog360.com
TechLog360 - Tech News,Tech Hacks,How To Guides,*** Tutorials
TechLog360 Publishes Latest Tech News,*** News,Security and Privacy Tips,Tech Hacks,How To Guides and Lots More. Its All About Technology.: n/a 1.30 n/a
12dreammarketdrugs.com
Dream Market | Dream Market Guide
Cory Nicholas Skinner, a darknet drug vendor known as DoggFood, has been sentenced in court after pleading guilty to narcotics charges. Cory Nicholas Skinner, a darknet drug vendor, has been sentenced to seven years in prison by a Maryland court. He will also be subject to four years of supervision upon his release. This is after Skinner pleaded guilty in May to conspiring to sell and distribute *** on Dream Market under the vendor handle "DoggFood." The Investigation Before his arrest in early 2018, Skinner was an employee of the United States Postal Service. He first came into the limelight during the investigations of an Arkansas police officer *** case. The priority mail that was found on the officer, shipped from Maryland, led to the discovery of two other similar priority packages that were destined for Arizona and North Carolina. These packages contained a supply of ***, and as expected, this sparked an investigation to be launched. The recipients of the mails were then brought in for questioning, and it was revealed that they had purchased the *** from Dream Market. The vendor that made the sale was known as DoggFood, and they made their payments to the vendor via Bitcoin. The police further discovered that the Arizona-destined package contained a supply of buprenorphine, an opioid partial agonist that's used in treating narcotic addiction. It carries special properties that reduce opioid cravings and help block the effects of opioids on the body, thus minimizing the negative side effects that come with withdrawal from opioid usage. Derived from thebaine, it passes for a strong narcotic—hence it's label as a drug that can be subjected to abuse. The authorities carried out a fingerprint analysis on the packages to determine the sender, and the fingerprints were found to match those of one Cory Nicholas Skinner, a 33-year-old resident of Pikesville, Maryland. It was revealed that Skinner had been distributing *** to different people across the country. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service then decided to intercept some packages that were sent by Skinner, and they were all found to contain narcotics. He was also known to take advantage of the mentally disabled to make deliveries at post offices in the city of Baltimore during mid-2017. According to a Department of Justice press release, Skinner's dealings totaled more than 97 grams of ***, 290 grams of *** and 216 units of buprenorphine by January of this year. All sales he made were through the Dream Market vendor account DoggFood. The investigation process culminated in a police raid on Skinner's home. They found several items including a weighing scale, a personal laptop, stamps, postal addresses as well as around $6,600 in cash. Skinner also had *** in his possession. The Role of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service in the Investigation Cory Nicholas Skinner, a darknet drug vendor, has been sentenced to seven years in prison by a Maryland court. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service arguably played the most important role in the investigation of Skinner. After it emerged that the deliveries were made through postal channels, the Inspection Service intercepted a large number of packages sent by Skinner, making the operation a jackpot for federal authorities. The fact that Skinner was completely anonymous on the dark web would have made it almost impossible for him ever to be caught. As much as the fingerprints on the parcels pointed directly at Skinner, the Postal Inspection Service's efforts made it possible for the authorities to gather more evidence on him to make an arrest. Dream Market It was revealed by authorities that Skinner used Dream Market to sell ***. Started five years ago, Dream Market has grown to become among the top darknet marketplaces today in terms of popularity. It has survived the wrath of law enforcement agencies which have seized most of its competitors over the years. It is full of vendors that sell a range of goods and services—mostly *** in nature. Payments in Dream Market are made using cryptocurrencies. Three are in use to date, namely Bitcoin, Monero and Bitcoin Cash. The market has several categories which include ***, digital goods, services, among others. All the vendors have ratings which reflect how they associate with their customers. Some of the most-sold commodities on Dream Market include cannabis and digital goods. All these have recorded above tens of thousands of dollars in sales to date. Other goods and services include ***, jewelry, steroids, software, data, erotica and fraud. Skinner's Case Meets Its End After he was arrested earlier this year, Skinner had faced charges of conspiring in the sale and distribution of ***. He had committed additional crimes such as illegally being in possession of ***. The *** of the police officer in Arkansas was also found to be due to an *** of *** that had been purchased from the DoggFood vendor account, but Skinner was never indicted with any charges related to the ***. Skinner signed a plea agreement in May for his drug conspiracy charges. In the end, Skinner was sentenced to serve seven years in federal prison followed by four years of supervised federal release.: n/a 1.20 n/a
13packetstormsecurity.net Packet Storm Information Security Services, News, Files, Tools, Exploits, Advisories and Whitepapers: n/a 1.10 n/a
14w3af.org w3af - Open Source Web Application Security Scanner w3af is a Web Application Attack and Audit Framework. The project's goal is to create a framework to find and exploit web application vulnerabilities that: 40.35 2.00 02:12
15xssed.com XSSed | Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks information and archive The XSSed project was created in early February 2007 by Kevin Fernandez and Dimitris Pagkalos. It provides information on all things related to cross-site scripting vulnerabilities and is the largest online archive of XSS vulnerable websites. We started this project with the scope of increasing security and privacy on the web. Professional and amateur webmasters and web developers are notified about any cross-site scripting vulnerability affecting their online properties. ... Providing the latest information on XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerabilities. Advisories, news articles, tutorials and an archive of XSS vulnerable websites.: n/a 3.40 n/a
164or6.com IPv6 Traceroute Server ipv4/ipv6 traceroute server: n/a 1.90 n/a
17cybersecurity-help.cz CyberSecurity Help s.r.o. Vulnerability scanning & actionable vulnerability intelligence for every company.: n/a 1.50 n/a
18nri.org Home Working in partnership with development agencies, we contribute to pro-poor policy formulation and undertake research and technical evaluations that underpin planning and investment decisions.: n/a 1.20 n/a
19cobalt.io Intelligent Application Security | Cobalt Connected intelligent application security. Cobalt.io makes bug bounty programs and pen tests painless.: n/a 2.90 n/a
20vuldb.com Vulnerability Database Number one vulnerability database documenting and explaining security vulnerabilities and exploits since 1970.: n/a 1.00 n/a
21satp.org Terrorism | South Asia Terrorism Portal Autonomous, non-governmental, non-profit society set up in 1997 to engage directly in the search for solutions to the widening sphere of conflict and violence in South Asia, with a special focus on terrorism. The South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP) is an indispensable resource to seek information, data, critical assessment and analysis on terrorism in South Asia.: n/a 2.20 n/a
22itsecdb.com IT Security Database. OVAL patch, vulnerability, compliance definitions data source IT Security Database. Patch, vulnerability, compliance data source. OVAL, open vulnerability and assessment language definitions from NIST, Mitre, Red Hat, Suse, Apache and others.: n/a 1.50 n/a
23geekmontage.com GeekMontage.com Anything and everything geeky. We write articles, make games, post hilarious/interesting videos, and help YOU with the ladies! Anything and everything geeky.: n/a 1.10 n/a
24adpc.net Asian Disaster Preparedness Center Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) provides training and deploys disaster risk management (DRM) strategies to reduce local, national and regional risk across Asia-Pacific to mitigate the impacts of natural disaster, climate change and build resilience: n/a 1.60 n/a
25techchase.in TechChase.in offers tips & tricks,technical reviews,security news,Technology News,Technical Guide, buffer overflow, routers, usb, storage, wireless, cyber security, flaws, honeypots, gmail, backup, vulnerability, backtrack, security, testing, htaccess, network, trojans, xss, vulnerabilities, wordpress,android, htdocs, google translation, wifi,adsl, router, broadband, bsnl,configuration, acunetix, vulnerability scanners, keyscrambler, security threat. TechChase.in provides tips & tricks,technical reviews,security news,Technology News,Technical Guide, buffer overflow, routers, usb, storage, wireless, cyber security, flaws, honeypots, gmail, backup, vulnerability, backtrack, security, testing, htaccess, network, trojans, xss, vulnerabilities, wordpress,android, htdocs, google translation, wifi,adsl, router, broadband, bsnl,configuration, acunetix, vulnerability scanners, keyscrambler, security threat.: n/a 1.30 n/a
26povertist.com The Povertist - Poverty, Inequality, Vulnerability & Social Protection Magazine focusing on poverty, inequality, vulnerability and social protection in developing countries, with comments and analysis from poverty specialists.: n/a 2.00 n/a
27geektech.in Geektech | One Stop For All Technology Geeks GeekTech is one of the fastest upcoming website offering breaking technology news and analysis. GeekTech aims to keep general internet users aware of latest happenings from the world of technology, hacks, mobile, gadgets and lots more. This website is dedicated to news, information and resources for the connected generation. Geektech is an online technology publication specialized in consumer electronics and delivers objective news and stories covering a wide spectrum of topics: n/a 1.40 n/a
28huntr.dev huntr â Security Bounties for any GitHub repository Earn up to $2000 + CVE for vulnerabilities in any GitHub repository: 54.99 7.19 06:01
29remote-exploit.org remote-exploit.org Regarding our commercial services and courses, please check the related part of the website or send an e-mail with your request to 'education (-@-) remote-exploit.org'. If you have support questions regarding our software or BackTrack, we advise you to use our forums and/or IRC channel.: n/a 1.20 n/a
30acsac.org Security Conference, Security Training & Security Networking - ACSAC 2017 Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC) 2017: n/a 1.20 n/a