piebro/osm-data huggingface dataset:
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:36:40+00:00): Dylan22hewitt"Hackers can be classified into three different categories:

Black Hat Hacker
White Hat Hacker
Grey Hat Hacker
Black Hat Hacker
Black-hat Hackers are also known as an Unethical Hacker or a Security Cracker. These people hack the system illegally to steal money or to achieve their own illegal goals. They find banks or other companies with weak security and steal money or credit card information. They can also modify or destroy the data as well. Black hat hacking is illegal.

White Hat Hacker
White hat Hackers are also known as Ethical Hackers or a Penetration Tester. White hat hackers are the good guys of the hacker world.

These people use the same technique used by the black hat hackers. They also hack the system, but they can only hack the system that they have permission to hack in order to test the security of the system. They focus on security and protecting IT system. White hat hacking is legal.

Gray Hat Hacker
Gray hat Hackers are Hybrid between Black hat Hackers and White hat hackers. They can hack any system even if they don't have permission to test the security of the system but they will never steal money or damage the system.

In most cases, they tell the administrator of that system. But they are also illegal because they test the security of the system that they do not have permission to test. Grey hat hacking is sometimes acted legally and sometimes not.
closed by mavl (2021-11-07 03:40:56+00:00): This note does not contain a useful information for OpenStreetMap.
opened by رشيد الغضبان (2021-11-06 18:36:53+00:00): وادي نخب (وادي وقدان)
closed by hukran (2023-05-16 10:36:10+00:00): Done
opened by Ivan RLM (2021-11-06 18:37:32+00:00): 
Quiosque de Sanduíches e
Lanches.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:38:24+00:00): hotelgran Run Star
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:38:44+00:00): dylan22 section, we will see some of the famous hackers and how they become famous.

Jonathan James
Jonathan James was an American hacker. He is the first Juvenile who send to prison for cybercrime in the United States. He committed suicide on 18 May 2008, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

In 1999, at the age of 16, he gained access to several computers by breaking the password of a NASA server and stole the source code of International Space Station, including control of the temperature and humidity within the living space.

Kevin Mitnick
He is a computer security consultant, author, and hacker. He infiltrates his client's companies to expose their security strengths, weaknesses, and potential loopholes. In the history of the United state, he was formerly the most wanted computer criminal.

From the 1970s up until his last arrest in 1995, he skillfully bypassed corporate security safeguards and found his way into some of the most well-guarded systems like Sun Microsystems, Nokia, Motorola, Netcom, Digital Equipment Corporation.

Mark Abene
Mark Abene is an American Infosec expert and Entrepreneur. He is known around the world by his pseudonym Phiber Optik. Once, he was a member of the hacker groups Legion of Doom and Master of Deception. He was a high profile hacker in the 1980s and early 1990s.

He openly debated and defended the positive merits of ethical hacking as a beneficial tool for the industry. He is also expert in penetration studies, security policy review and generation, on-site security assessments, systems administration, and network management, among many others.

Robert Morris
Robert Morris was the creator of the Morris Worm. He was the first computer worm to be unleashed on the Internet. The Morris Worm had the capability to slow down computers and make them no longer usable. Due to this, he was sentenced to three years probation, 400 hours of community service and also had to pay a penalty amount of $10,500.

Gary McKinnon
Gary McKinnon is a Sco
closed by mavl (2021-11-07 03:40:08+00:00): This note does not contain a useful information for OpenStreetMap.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:39:51+00:00): To perform ethical hacking, we have to download the Kali Linux Operating System and we can download Kali Linux OS inside the Virtual box. Here are the basic steps to download the virtual box and Kali Linux.

Step 1: Download Virtual Box
In step1, we download the Virtual box because the virtual box allows us to create a virtual machine inside our current operating system. After this, we will download the Kali Linux. A virtual machine is just like a completely separate working machine. You will lose nothing if you install an operating system inside the virtual machine. The operating system will perform just like the install on a separate laptop.

Now using the following link, you can download the virtual box according to your operating system and install it.

https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

After installation, the virtual box will be shown as follows:

Environment Setup
Step 2: Download Kali Linux
Now we will download the Kali Linux. It contained all the programs and application that we need to use pre-installed and preconfigured that means we just need to install this operating system and start hacking.

There are two ways to install Kali. You can install it as a virtual machine inside your current operating system, or you can download it as a main operating system. In this tutorial, I am going to use a virtual machine.

Use the following link to download the Kali Linux operating system.

https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-vm-vmware-virtualbox-image-download/

Now click on Kali Linux VirtualBox Images and download the Kali Linux according to the compatibility of your operating system.

Environment Setup
Download the 64-bit version if your computer is 64 bits otherwise, download the 32-bit version.
The downloaded file has a .ova extension. If the file doesn't have .ova extension that means you downloaded the wrong file.
After downloading, you will get a file with .ova extension. Now, to install the Kali Linux, you need to just double click on the
closed by mavl (2021-11-07 03:39:11+00:00): This note does not contain a useful information for OpenStreetMap.
opened by user_115918 (2021-11-06 18:39:59+00:00): It doesn't look like this is an Applebees anymore from the sat images. It has 2 drive thru lines similar to how McDonald's sets up their new locations
closed by Rainbeon (2023-04-30 13:50:35+00:00): It is not an Applebees, and instead is now a Burger King, resolved
opened by KoiAndBlueBird (2021-11-06 18:40:00+00:00): Unable to answer "What is the name of this place? (Social Facility)" for https://osm.org/way/249463472 via StreetComplete 36.1:

Das ist ne Kanzlei kekw
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:40:12+00:00): new streets are paved here.  need entered.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:40:13+00:00): Dylan22hewitt
closed by mavl (2021-11-07 03:39:20+00:00): This note does not contain a useful information for OpenStreetMap.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:41:58+00:00): Ecole chawki jilali
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:43:21+00:00): onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: s.v. Watt
phone: 088 019 6432
website: svwatt.com
twitter: 
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/svWATT
email: intern@svwatt.com
hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-16:00
category: Student Centers
address: Enschede
closed by user_12625593 (2021-11-06 19:18:03+00:00): Dubbel https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/2925202
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:43:24+00:00): onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: Nafas pet clinic
phone: 02144113040
website: Instagram.com/nafaspetclinic
twitter: 
facebook: 
email: 
hours: 12-21
category: Veterinarians
address:
closed by ismael ameri (2023-05-25 08:00:53+00:00): درست است
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:43:31+00:00): FFT ist umgezogen zum "KAP1" (Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1).

https://www.duesseldorf.de/kunst-und-kultur/aktuelles/detail/newsdetail/zentralbibliothek-und-fft-grosse-eroeffnung-im-kap1.html
closed by user_3716049 (2021-11-13 21:37:36+00:00): FFT Kammerspiele wurde entfernt.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:43:47+00:00): dylan22hewitt Network penetration testing is the first penetration testing that we are going to cover in this section. Most of the systems and computers are connected to a network. If a device is connected to the internet, that means the device is connected to the network because the internet is a really big network. Therefore, we need to know that how devices interact with each other in a network, as well as how networks works.

Network penetration testing is divided into 3 subsections:

Pre-connection attacks: In this section, we will learn about all the attacks that we can do before connecting to a network.
Gaining attacks: In this section, we will learn that how to crack Wi-Fi keys and gain access to Wi-Fi network whether they use WEP/WPA/WPA2 network.
Post-connection attacks: These attacks apply whenever you are able to connect to the network. In this section, you will learn the number of powerful attacks that will allow you to intercept the connections and capture everything like the user-name, password, URL, chat messages. You can also modify the data as it has been sent in the air. These attacks can apply on both Wi-Fi or wired networks:
opened by Erick tamba (2021-11-06 18:43:49+00:00): This is a cemetery for both religions
opened by GuenniLD (2021-11-06 18:43:57+00:00): Eurospar ist nun seit 04.11.2021 fertiggebaut und eröffnet.
commented by Connecticut (2021-11-07 08:41:09+00:00): blind amenity node gesetzt
commented by GuenniLD (2021-11-15 20:05:31+00:00): Genaue Details müssen in Zukunft noch ausgearbeitet werden. Eventuell behilflich wird die basmap.at im September nächsten Jahres sein.
commented by PPete2 (2022-06-02 09:16:40+00:00): Inzwischen sind alle Details vorhanden: Landuse, Gebäude, Wege, Parkplatz. Lagekorrekturen könnte man zukünftig per Luftbild noch erfassen. Die Note selber kann man aber denke ich damit schließen
closed by GuenniLD (2022-06-02 11:11:06+00:00): Stimmt. Der fixme-tag ist eh noch drauf
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:44:19+00:00): Dylan22hewitt Network penetration testing is the first penetration testing that we are going to cover in this section. Most of the systems and computers are connected to a network. If a device is connected to the internet, that means the device is connected to the network because the internet is a really big network. Therefore, we need to know that how devices interact with each other in a network, as well as how networks works.

Network penetration testing is divided into 3 subsections:

Pre-connection attacks: In this section, we will learn about all the attacks that we can do before connecting to a network.
Gaining attacks: In this section, we will learn that how to crack Wi-Fi keys and gain access to Wi-Fi network whether they use WEP/WPA/WPA2 network.
Post-connection attacks: These attacks apply whenever you are able to connect to the network. In this section, you will learn the number of powerful attacks that will allow you to intercept the connections and capture everything like the user-name, password, URL, chat messages. You can also modify the data as it has been sent in the air. These attacks can apply on both Wi-Fi or wired networks.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:44:24+00:00): onosm.org submitted note from a business:
name: s.v. Watt
phone: 088 019 6432
website: svwatt.com
twitter: 
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/svWATT
email: intern@svwatt.com
hours: Monday-Friday 10:00-16:00
category: Student Centers
address: M. H. Tromplaan 28, 7513 AB Enschede
closed by user_12625593 (2021-11-06 19:18:18+00:00): Dubbel https://www.openstreetmap.org/note/2925202
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:44:28+00:00): FFT ist umgezogen zum "KAP1" (Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1).

https://www.duesseldorf.de/kunst-und-kultur/aktuelles/detail/newsdetail/zentralbibliothek-und-fft-grosse-eroeffnung-im-kap1.html
closed by user_3716049 (2021-11-13 21:47:49+00:00): Ist erledigt.
opened by ابونبيل الغالبي (2021-11-06 18:44:30+00:00): "باب القبلة"
POI has no name
POI types: highway-rest_area
OSM data version: 2021-05-24T07:43:34Z
 #mapsme
opened by GuenniLD (2021-11-06 18:45:15+00:00): Bushaltestelle hat sich durch den Bau des Eurospars um ca. 50 m nach NW verschoben (neben Spar)
commented by Connecticut (2021-11-07 08:40:58+00:00): blind verschoben
closed by GuenniLD (2021-11-15 20:03:22+00:00): Fixed
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:46:08+00:00): dylan22hewittA network is a group of two or more devices that are connected to each other to share the data or share the resource. A network contains a number of different computer system that is connected by a physical or wireless connection like server or router. This router has direct access to the internet. The device can only connect to the internet through the router or access point.

For example: Suppose the client or device connected to the network through Wi-Fi or Ethernet. If the client opens the browser and types google.com, then your computer will send a request to the router for asking google.com. The router will go to the internet and request google.com. The router will receive google.com and forward that response to the computer. Now the client can see google.com on the browser as a result.

Basic of Network
In networking, devices on the same network communicate with each other using packets. If you send a video, login a website, sending chat messages, sending email, all the data is send as packets. In networking, devices ensure that these packets go in the right direction using the mac address. Each packet has the source mac and destination mac, and it flows from the source mac to destination mac.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:46:29+00:00): Hier neuer Standort der Zentralbibliothek und des FFT (Forum Freies Theater)

https://www.duesseldorf.de/kunst-und-kultur/aktuelles/detail/newsdetail/zentralbibliothek-und-fft-grosse-eroeffnung-im-kap1.html
commented by teufli (2021-11-07 14:23:33+00:00): Bibliothek umgezogen mit vollständigen Öffnungszeiten, allerdings noch ohne expliziten Hinweis zum Eingang in das Gebäude. Auch das Bibliothekscafé Xafé mit Öffnungszeiten fehlt noch.
closed by user_3716049 (2021-11-24 19:15:52+00:00): Haupteingang und Xafe mit Öffnungzeiten habe ich eingetragen. Den Bib node habe ich mal dahin verschoben wo der der Eingang innen auf der 2.ET ist.
opened by paulrbr (2021-11-06 18:46:37+00:00): restaurante argentino - Belos Aires
opened by Erick tamba (2021-11-06 18:47:25+00:00): Currently a bridge is built to connect this gap.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:47:29+00:00): Zentralbibliothek ist umgezogen zum "KAP1" (Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1).

https://www.duesseldorf.de/kunst-und-kultur/aktuelles/detail/newsdetail/zentralbibliothek-und-fft-grosse-eroeffnung-im-kap1.html
closed by user_3716049 (2021-11-13 21:36:27+00:00): Hab die Bib. gelöscht.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:47:43+00:00): Dylan22hewitt"Pre-connection attack is the first part of the network penetration testing. To perform this attack, we will look at the fundamentals like how to show all the networks around us, how to find the details of all the connected devices to a particular network. Once we know about the network and connected devices to it, we can disconnect any device without knowing the password of that device.

Following are the basic steps we will be going through to perform Pre-connection attack:

Wireless Interface in Monitor mode: In this step, we will change the mode of wireless device as Monitor mode.
About airodump-ng: In this step, we will use airodump-ng to list all the network around us and display useful information about them.
Run airodump-ng: In this step, we will see all the devices that are connected to a particular network and collect more information about it.
Deauthenticate the Wireless client: In this step, we can disconnect any device which is shown in the previous step using the aireplay-ng.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:50:33+00:00): dylan22hewitt"airdump-ng is used to list all the network around us and display useful information about them. It is a packet sniffer, so it is basically designed to capture all the packets around us while we are in Monitor mode. We can run it against all of the networks around us and collect useful information like the mac address, channel name, encryption type, number of clients connected to the network and then start targeting to the target network. We can also run it against certain AP(access point) so that we only capture packets from a certain Wi-Fi network.

Syntax
 airodump-ng [MonitorModeInterface]  
First, let's look at how to run the program. In this case, we need our Wi-Fi card in Monitor mode. The name of the our Wi-Fi card is wlan0.

airodump-ng

Note: We can press Ctrl + C to stop the following execution.
Where

BSSID shows the MAC address of the target network
PWR shows the signal strength of the network. Higher the number has better signal
Beacons are the frames send by the network in order to broadcast its existence
#Data, shows the number of data packets or the number of data frames
#/s shows the number of data packets that we collect in the past 10 seconds
CH shows the channel on which the network works on
ENC shows the encryption used by the network. It can be WEP, OPN, WPA, WPA2
CIPHER shows the cipher used in the network
AUTH shows the authentication used on the network
ESSID shows the name of the network
In the above image, you can show all the wireless networks like Oppo, perfe, Fligh, Ashu, LIFCA, Xiaom, BS1A-YW5 etc and the detailed information about all the network.

Note: airodump-ng is also used to identify all of the devices connected to the networks around us.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:52:14+00:00): Dylan22hewitt"In this step, we will run airodump-ng to see all the devices that are connected to a particular network and collect more information about it. Once we have a network to the target, it's useful to run airodump-ng on that network only, instead of running it on all the networks around us.

Currently, we are running airodump-ng on all the networks around us. Now we are going to target the network BS1A-YW5 whose BSSID is 50:C8:E5:AF:F6:33. We are going to sniff on that network only.

To do this, we will be use the same program. The command will be as follows:

Run airodump-ng

Where

--bssid 50:C8:E5:AF:F6:33 is the access point MAC address. It is used to eliminate extraneous traffic.
--channel 11 is the channel for airodump-ng to snif on.
--write test is used to store all the data in a file named as test. It is not mandatory, you can skip this part.
wlan0 is the interface name in Monitor mode.
After execution of this command, the following devices will be shown:

Run airodump-ng

Where

BSSID of all the devices is same because devices are connected to the same network
STATION shows the number of devices that are connected to this network
PWR shows the power strength of each of the devices
Rate shows the speed
Lost shows the amount of data loss
Frames show the number of frames that we have captured
After executing this command, we have 3 devices that are connected to the network BS1A-YW5 and all the devices have the same BSSID as 50:C8:E5:AF:F6:33.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:53:41+00:00): dylan22hewitt"It is also known as deauthentication attacks. These attacks are very useful. These attacks allow us to disconnect any device from any network that is within our range even if the network has encryption or uses a key.

In deauthentication attack, we are going to pretend to be client and send a deauthentication packet to the router by changing our MAC address to the MAC address of the client and tell the router that we want to disconnect from you. At the same time, we are going to pretend to be router by changing our MAC address to the router's MAC address until the client that we are requesting to be disconnected. After this, the connection will be lost. Through this process, we can disconnect or deauthenticate any client from any network. To do this, we will use a tool called aireplay-ng.

Deauthenticate the wireless client
Deauthenticate the wireless client

First of all, we will run airodump-ng on the target network, because we want to see which clients or devices are connected to it. This time, we will not need the --write option, so we are just going to remove it. After completion the run process of airodump-ng, we are going to disconnect the device with STATION A8:7D:12:30:E9:A4 using the airoplay-ng.

Syntax
aireplay-ng --deauth [#DeauthPackets] -a [NetworkMac] -c [TargetMac] [Interface]  

Deauthenticate the wireless client

After executing this command, the device whose STATION is A8:7D:12:30, lost the internet connection. We can only connect to the network again when we quit this executing command by pressing Ctrl + C.

Deauthenticate the wireless client

Where

-deauth is used to tell airplay-ng that we want to run a deauthentication attack and assign 100000 which is the number of packets so that it keeps sending a deauthentication packets to both the router and client and keep the client disconnected.
-a is used to specify the MAC address of the router. 50:C8:E5:AF:F6:33 is the target access point.
-c specifies the MAC address of the client.
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:53:59+00:00): HSBC ist umgezogen zur Hansaallee 3

https://www.about.hsbc.de/de-de/hsbc-in-germany/branch-locations
closed by rempshaener (2022-05-28 20:33:02+00:00): angepasst
opened by Erick tamba (2021-11-06 18:54:38+00:00): Home stadium of Sokoine vanguard Team
commented by King edgar (2022-10-31 08:42:50+00:00): Sokoine Basketball ground
opened by  (2021-11-06 18:56:14+00:00): Dylan22hewitt"Gaining access attack is the second part of the network penetration testing. In this section, we will connect to the network. This will allow us to launch more powerful attacks and get more accurate information. If a network doesn't use encryption, we can just connect to it and sniff out unencrypted data. If a network is wired, we can use a cable and connect to it, perhaps through changing our MAC address. The only problem is when the target use encryption like WEP, WPA, WPA2. If we do encounter encrypted data, we need to know the key to decrypt it, that's the main purpose of this chapter.

If the network uses encryption, we can't get anywhere unless we decrypt it. In this section, we will discuss that how to break that encryption and how to gain access to the networks whether they use WEP/WPA/WPA2.

This section will cover the following topics:

WEP Introduction
Basic WEP cracking
Fake authentication attack
ARP request replay
WPA theory
Handshake theory
Capturing handshakes
Creating wordlists
Wordlist cracking
Securing network from attacks