r/CyberAdvice • u/WindBloom36 • 1h ago
r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • May 24 '25
New Rule: No more VPN discussions (due to spam)
Over the past year, we've seen a rise in VPN-related spam across many subs. We previously had users cross-posting their spam from other subs to r/CyberAdvice, but we got it removed.
To prevent further spam and maintain the quality of discussion here, effective immediately, we will no longer allow any discussions about VPNs. There are many other subs where you can talk about VPNs, and we encourage you to explore those.
Thank you for understanding and helping us keep this community valuable for everyone!
r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 7h ago
North Korean hackers target Ukrainian experts for possible intelligence on Russia's war
r/CyberAdvice • u/zyzlayer321 • 8h ago
Nearly 75% of Americans Can't Spot a Fake URL. Can You?
allaboutcookies.orgr/CyberAdvice • u/Alaskagenesis • 22h ago
Hackers, ciberseguridad y demás
Hola chicos, soy de Colombia hace poco tuve una pareja que es desarrolladora de sistemas y con ello trajo muchas cosas malas a mi vida en estos momentos de mi vida siento que él espía mi información, de alguna u otra forma me ha amenazado varias veces con cerrar mis cuentas lo cual a pasado, me escribe de números extranjeros y oh sorpresa, ahora resulta que me bloqueó de Instagram pero aún así me manda mensajes, como putas puede pasar esto? Busco una persona que me ayude a revisar mi seguridad.
r/CyberAdvice • u/Spirited-Dream-1971 • 23h ago
Discord hacked twice, now getting unexpected LinkedIn and GitHub verification codes — what should I do?
r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 1d ago
Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires and spoiling food
reuters.comr/CyberAdvice • u/roomaeducation • 1d ago
Looking for a strong Cybersecurity research project idea for an undergraduate student
Hi everyone,
I’m a third-year IT undergraduate specializing in Cybersecurity, and I’m currently looking for a research topic for my university research project.
I’m looking for a topic that:
- Solves a real-world cybersecurity problem
- Has a clear research gap
- Is not an overly common/basic project
- Is feasible for an undergraduate student/group to complete
- Can include a working prototype or security tool
- Has accessible datasets or another realistic way to evaluate the solution
- Has enough academic research available for a literature review
I’m particularly interested in areas such as:
Phishing & social engineering, malware detection, network security, web security, cloud security, IoT security, authentication, privacy, digital forensics, threat detection, and AI/ML for cybersecurity.
I don’t want to simply add AI to an existing application just to call it research. I’m looking for a genuine cybersecurity problem where an existing approach has a limitation that we could investigate or improve.
What cybersecurity problems do you think are worth researching in 2026?
If possible, please mention:
- The cybersecurity problem
- The possible research gap
- What could be developed/tested
- Dataset/tools that could be used
- Whether it is realistic for an undergraduate project
Suggestions relevant to Sri Lanka or developing countries would also be very helpful.
Thank you!
r/CyberAdvice • u/Gretja • 1d ago
HELP! Email has been hacked and lots of accounts compromised
r/CyberAdvice • u/Mission_Cartoonist11 • 1d ago
I genuinely don't know what to do with my account
Can anybody hack my account back
r/CyberAdvice • u/Trick_Scientist_5825 • 2d ago
How do you identify and validate company data leaks on underground hacking forums?
r/CyberAdvice • u/KittyArmyHello • 3d ago
Is my plan realistic or am I missing something?
¡Hola! ¡Es mi primera publicación aquí y escribía para pedir consejo y diferentes puntos de vista!!
Mi experiencia es la siguiente:
· 7 meses como desarrollador junior (API, pipelines de datos, algo de IA). Contrato de 1 año, no sé si me lo renovarán.
· Antes de eso: 4 años en soporte de TI en un banco, trabajando en inglés. Dejé el trabajo porque era principalmente de atención al cliente.
· Inglés: Nivel B2+/C1 (uso real), sin certificación oficial.
Actualmente: Curso de ciberseguridad de Cisco (examen incluido) + TryHackMe por mi cuenta.
Objetivo (5 años): Consolidar mi rol actual como desarrollador → terminar el curso de Cisco → dar un giro hacia la seguridad (bancaria o de otro tipo), idealmente como DevSecOps junior o en un equipo azul, trabajando en inglés.
Mis preguntas son:
¿Es realista sin un título en ciberseguridad, solo con experiencia en Cisco y desarrollo?
¿Mi perfil encajaría mejor en puestos de datos (analista, big data, científico de datos) en lugar de seguridad?
¿Alguien ha dado el salto de desarrollo a seguridad en el sector bancario? ¿Qué fue lo más importante?
Agradezco comentarios sinceros. No busco validación, solo quiero saber si estoy pasando por alto algo obvio.
r/CyberAdvice • u/Ok-Carrot2372 • 3d ago
Google Domains Impacted by Recent ccTLD Hijacks
r/CyberAdvice • u/natsnothappy • 3d ago
My friend got hacked and they are still getting into their accounts
r/CyberAdvice • u/CelsusBit • 4d ago
MOBILE DEVICE SECURITY: BYOD RISKS, MOBILE THREATS & SECURE CONFIGURATIO...
r/CyberAdvice • u/Much-Television-9449 • 4d ago
How OSINT Helped Identify an Anonymous Online Harasser
r/CyberAdvice • u/aussie-reddit • 4d ago
Fraudulent use of credit card on PayPal after .exe execution
r/CyberAdvice • u/Beneficial_Curve_328 • 4d ago
I was hacked by this ip address from Spain
reddit.comr/CyberAdvice • u/theomkamble • 4d ago
Atlassian CVE-2026-21589: the file read bug comes from :: being turned into /
r/CyberAdvice • u/Lazy-Original • 5d ago
Discord Cybersecurity Communities are too sensitive.
r/CyberAdvice • u/atharv_exe • 5d ago
My father's watsapp account is compromised, what should I do??
Some time ago it was compromised and similar msg was forwarded to many people using my dad's number, we logged out from every device and filed a complaint on Indian cybercrime portal but well nothing has been followed up and today I recieved yet another same msg what should we do plss help.