Thread by @officer_cia

Wi-Fi Security for life & work. Special thread! ⬇️

1. Read this article:

ledger.com/academy/securi…

2. Go through this awesome list:

github.com/edelahozuah/aw…

3. Test.

github.com/techge/wifi-ar…

4. If you are an IoT device owner, then carefully read:

github.com/nebgnahz/aweso…

5. Which OS to choose?

t.me/officer_cia/344

6. BGP Hacking.

theverge.com/2018/4/24/1727…
stolen-ethereum

7. Microtik security: itdave.nl/mikrotik-route…

8. Check out: github.com/decalage2/awes…

officercia.mirror.xyz/0uiAGM50rkQSvH…

officercia.mirror.xyz/Gc4msiSq4HkKrr…

officercia.mirror.xyz/_nD1Rtxe1PplK-…

First of all, There are a lot of malware for MacOS, the thing is that exploits 0days/1day for MacOS costs slightly more then for Windows.

There is no difference, just a difference in the price of preparation and in the price of different exploits (including file gluing exploits or delivery exploits - they always cost more), I suggest you go to Zerodium and see the prices.

In general, the toolkit is more or less the same so don't assume that MacOS is more secure. Again, it is based on Linux and FreeBSD. In other words, know who is working against you and what they are capable of.

In other words, the chances of getting into a massive attack are less, but the chances of being hacked by someone who is not sorry to spend 5-10 thousand dollars to prepare for your hack are equal on all devices and almost all operating systems.

Hackers also care about economics, profit and cost. If they are confident they can take the risk. Keep that in mind.

Check out my #OpSec roadmap!

github.com/OffcierCia

How to protect? First of all, check out known resources mentioned above!

Then let’s take a look at the “art house” of #OpSec:

1 - Use steganography to hide your assets hackernoon.com/a-cia-agents-g…

2 - Check out what air-gap (pseudo) is hackernoon.com/laplaces-demon…

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