When Hackers Make Mistakes – Nice Server Config 🤣

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We have been tracking a Nigerian attacker who has been carrying out relentless phishing campaigns against the company I work for. Lately they have made several mistakes, including leaving a WSO Shell accessible on their web servers. So we can look at the root file system and access log files and source code.

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Hackers
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