See what our Hackercool Magazine May 2022 Issue has in store for you.

1. Ultimate Hacking Scenarios :
                                                                                         
Three Hacking Scenarios to help you understand Real World Hacking Better.                  

 2. Hackstory :                                                          
       
 How a Chinese APT Exploited A Zero-Day in Sophos Firewall To Hack A Network.      
 
3. Instagram OSINT :                                                                                           

3 Working Instagram OSINT Tools For 2022.        
       
 4. Hackstory 2 :                                              
        
How APTs around the world are exploiting Follina?  

 5. Metasploit This Month :                                                                    

DirtyPipe, Spring4shell and Redis SandBox Escape Modules     

 6. Nostalgia :                                                                        

Goodbye Internet Explorer, You won't be missed (but your legacy will be remembered). 

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 1. Real World Hacking:                                                                                         

FTP Hacking in Real World 
 
 2. Online Security:                                                             

 Why do I get so much spam and unwanted emails in my inbox and how can I get  rid of it?  
      
 3. Black Hat Hacking Scenario:                                                                                           

    Part 1   

 4. Vulnerability for beginners:                                                                                           

Looney Tunables  
 
 5. Cyber War:                 

Ukraine's IT army is a world's first; here's why it is an important part of the war.     

 6. Cyber Security:                                                                  

 What is Lockbit, the cybercrime gang hacking some of the world's largest  organizations                                                                                                                                            
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See what our Hackercool Magazine's September 2023 Issue has in store for you.

 
1. Real World Hacking:          
                                                                               
Recreating Windows shortcut (LNK) file attacks seen recently 
 
 2. Online Security:                                                              

Family Vlogs can entertain, empower and exploit. 
      
 3. Exploit Writing:                                                                                           

Part 2   

 4. Cyber Security:                                                                                          

 Spyware can infect your phone or computer via the ads you see online -report.  
 
 5. Introduction:                                                                

Kali Autopilot     

 6. The Journey:                                                                   

7 years of Hackercool Magazine.                                                                                                                                            

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See what our Hackercool Magazine's August 2023 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Real World Hacking:                                                                                         

WinRAR Zero-Day 
 
 2. Online Security:                                                              

Google Chrome just rolled out a new way to track you and save ads. Here's what  you need to know. 
      
 3. Windows Privilege Escalation:                                                                                           

NoFilter   

 4. What's New:                                                                                           

Kali Linux 2023.3.  
 
 5. Cyber Security:                                                                

International ransomware gangs are evolving their techniques. The next generation of hackers will target weaknesses in cryptocurrency.     

 6. AV Evasion:                                                                        

Using Windows Containers to bypass Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR).                                                                               
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 1. Exploit Writing:                                                                                         

Writing your first exploit: Part 1 

 2. AV Evasion:                                                              

Creating FUD malware that ranks 0/60 on VirusTotal.
      
 3. Obituary:                                                                                           

Kevin Mitnick - The Magician of Hacking   

 4. Real World Hacking:                                                                                           

How Hackers are using "Windows Search" feature to hack into systems.  
 
 5. Data Security:                                                                

The new technology that is making Cars easier for criminals to steal or crash    

 6. Introduction:                                                                    

Whonix                                                                                                                                            
   
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See what our Hackercool Magazine June 2023 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Real World Hacking:                                                                                         

Infection chain of ROKRAT - before & after Macros 

 2. Metasploit This Month:                                                          

Exploitation of PaperCut with Metasploit while simulating a Real-world scenario 
      
 3. Online Security:                                                                                           

Fear trumps anger when it comes to data breaches - angry customers vent but fearful customers don't come back.   

 4. What's New:                                                                                           

Kali Linux 2023.2.  
 
 5. AV Evasion:                                                                

BATCLOAK    

 6. Cyber Security:                                                                    

Car thieves are using increasingly sophisticated methods and most new vehicles are  vulnerable.                                                                                                                                            
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1. Real World Hacking:                                                                                         

How Hackers are exploiting PaperCut vulnerability?

 2. AV Evasion:                                                                             

Different Evasion techniques used by Malware in Real World. 
      
 3. Cyber Security:                                                                                           

Lessons from  "Star Trek: Picard" - a cybersecurity expert explains how a sci-fi series illuminates today's threats.   

 4. Beginner Basics:                                                                                           

TCP/IP Model.  
 
 5. Cyber War:                                                                

It's being called Russia's most sophisticated cyber espionage tool. What is Snake  and why it is dangerous?    

 6. Introduction:                                                                    

Tails OS.                                                                                                                                           

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 1. Real World Hacking:                                                                                         

Smuggling Malware With SVG Images. 

 2. Real World Hacking:                                                               

Microsoft Outlook Zero-Day exploited by APT28.              

 3. Online Security:                                                                                           

Online Predators target Children's Webcams, study finds.  

 4. Introduction:                                                                                           

Kali Purple.  
 
       
 5. Cyber Security:                                                                

What are Passkeys? A Cybersecurity Researcher explains how you can use your phone to make passwords a thing of the past.   

 6. Metasploit This Month:                                                                    

A Day in the making of a Hacking Scenario.

See what our Hackercool Magazine March 2023 Issue has in store for you.

1. Real World Hacking Scenario:                                                                                         

How Hackers Are Exploiting Zoho ManageEngine Vulnerability In Real World. 

 2. Cyber Security :                                                          
       
 Why Was TikTok Banned On Government Devices? An Expert On Why The Security Concerns Make Sense.       

 3. Metasploit This Month:                                                                                           

Zoho RCE, F5 Create Root Account, DBeaver Password Gather Modules & more 

 4. Cyber War:   

Russia's Shadow War: Vulkan Files Leak Shows How Putin's Regime Weaponises      Cyberspace.  
 
  5. What's New:                                                                     

Kali Linux 2023.1   

 6. Real World Hacking:

DLL Side-Loading.                                                                                                                                           

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See what our Hackercool Magazine February 2023 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Metasploit This Month:                                                                                         

Cacti CMD Injection, pyLoad js2py Exec, Nagios XI RCE and Syncovery Modules 

 2. Cyber Security :                                                          
        
Scams, Deepfake porn and romance bots: advanced AI is exciting, but incredibly     dangerous in criminals hands.            

 3. What's New:                                                                                           

Athena OS and Parrot OS 5.2 

 4. Data Security:                                                                                           

Satellite Data: The other type of SmartPhone Data you might not know about. 
 
       
 5. Real World Hacking:                                                   

Microsoft OneNote Attachments: Hacker's New Favourite   

 6. Online Security:                                                                    

Protecting Privacy online begins with tackling digital resignation.                                                                                                                                           
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See what our Hackercool Magazine's January 2023 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Beginner Basics :                                                                                         

The OSI Model For Beginners 

 2. Cyber Security :                                                          

        Six Parts Of Your Car That Gather Data On You.           

 3. Metasploit This Month :                                                                                           

NaviCAT  Cred Gather and F5-BIG-IP CSRF, RCE, MCP Modules and more 

 4. Mobile Security :                                                                                           

Beginners Guide :- From Mobile Architecture To Hacking Attacks 
     
       
 5. Online Security :                                                               

What Happens To Our Data When We No Longer Use A Social Media Network Or Publishing Platform?   

 6. Real World Hacking :                                                                    

Hackers Using Polyglot Files For Av Evasion. Learn How.                                                                                                                                          
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See what our Hackercool Magazine December 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Metasploit This Month :

PFSense PFBlockNG RCE, GLPI Command Injection, Spring Cloud RCE & more 

 2. Cyber Security :                                                          
        
How Hiring Women IT Experts Improves Cybersecurity Risk Management           

 3. What's New :                                                                                           

Kali Linux 2022.4 
     
       
 4. Online Security :                                                               

In The Wake Of Recent Data Breaches, Why You Need To Check Your Credit      Score. It Could Even Help Track Down Criminals.   

 5. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                    

Latest Working Techniques To Bypass Windows Defender.        

 6. Top Vulnerabilities of 2022                                                                     


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See what our Hackercool Magazine November 2022 Issue has in store for you

 1. Metasploit This Month : 
   
  Mimipenguin, Git Fetch RCE, ChurchInfo, Moba XTerm, Webmin RCE Modules                  
 
2. Cyber Security :                                                          

Dozens Of US Schools Universities Move To Ban TikTok.           

 3. Mobile Hacking :                                                                                           

Our Intro Practical Tutorial on Mobile Hacking. 
     
  4. Data Security :                                                                       

Just  25% of Businesses Are Insured Against Cyber Attacks. Here''s Why    

 5. Real World Hacking :     

  Recreating The Attack Method Used By UNC4034 Hacking Group.       

 6. Ransomware :   

    What Do We Know About REvil, The Russian Ransomware Gang Likely Behind The MediBank Cyber Attack.        

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See what our Hackercool Magazine October 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Metasploit This Month :                                                                                         

Redis Desktop Manager, Remote Mouse RCE, Suite CRM SQLi and more modules                  

 2. Online Security :                                                          

        DeepFakes are being used for godd. Here's how.          

 3. Real World Hacking :                                                                                           

The PowerPoint Attack used recently by APT28.
     
       
 4. Cyber Warfare :                                                                  

A new Cyber Task Force will supposedly hack the hackers behind the MediBank breach. It could put a target on Australia's back.    

 5. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                    

GoFrette and FUDShell      


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See what our Hackercool Magazine September 2022 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Metasploit This Month :                                                                                         
Zoho Password PRO, Unified Remote, WiFi Mouse RCE & more modules 
                  
 2. Online Security :                                                          
 
I've Given Out My Medicare Number. How Worried Should I Be About The        Latest Optus Data Breach.          

 3. Real World Hacking :                                                                                           

Recreating 4 PDF Based Hacking attacks Seen Recently.
     
       
 4. Mark Of The Web :                                                        

 What, Why and everything about it.   

 5. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                    

PyCrypt      

 6. Cyber Security :                                                                    

Optus Data Breach : Regulatory Changes Announced, But Legislative Reform Still     Needed.       
                                                                   
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See what our Hackercool Magazine August 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Metasploit This Month :                                                                                         

GitLab Enum, UNRAR RCE, Webmin RCE, SpoolFool Modules 
                  
 2. Data Breach :                                                          

What Does Optus Data Breach Mean For You And How Can You Protect Yourself?     A Step-By-Step Guide.         

 3. Real World Hacking :                                                                                           

Injecting Malicious Payloads Into Python Libraries.
     
 4. Online Security :                                                                       

What Is Multi-Factor Authentication And How I Should Be Using It  

 5. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                    

Condor      

 6. Baza Call Phishing :                                                                    
 
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See what our Hackercool Magazine July 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Real World Hacking :                                                                                        

 How To Become A Hacker By 2023? 
                  
 2. Online Security :                                                          
 
 A New Data Privacy Bill Aims To Give You More Control Over Information     Collected About You - and Make Businesses Change How They Handle Data.        

 3. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                                           

SharpEvader.
     
       
 4. What's New :                                                                       

Kali Linux 2022.3   

 5. Real World Hacking Scenario :                                                                    

What Is DarkTortilla And How It Evaded Detection since 2015?      

 6. Metasploit This Month :                                                                    

FreeSwitch Login, JBoss EAP / AS Remoting, Sourcegraph & Apache Spark 

 7. Email Security :                                                                    

Email Scams Are Getting More Personal - They Even Fool Cybersecurity Experts.

See what our Hackercool Magazine June 2022 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Real World Hacking :                                                                                         

How APTs Are Delivering Malware After Microsoft's Ban On Macros. 
                  
 2. What's New :                                                          
        
Kali Linux 2022.2 & Parrot Security Os 5.0       

 3. Ultimate Hacking Scenario :                                                                                           

Three Non-Metasploit Hacking Scenarios To Help Readers Understand RW Hacking.     
       
 4. Real World Hacking Scenario :                                                

How A Chinese APT Infected Redis Servers with Muhstik BOT.   

 5. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                    

How QuakBOT Malware Is Evading Detection?      

 6. Online Security :                                                                    

Before Paying A Ransom, Hacked Companies Should Consider Their Ethics And     Values.  

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See what our Hackercool Magazine April 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Real World Hacking :        
                                                                                 
Playing With Follina Zero-Day - From POC To A Reverse Shell.                 

 2. Metasploit This Month :                                                          

PWNKIT LPE, Nagios Webshell Upload & Wordpress Modules.         

 3. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                                                           

Latest Working Script that is making payloads FUD.       
       
 4. Online Security :                                              
        
Can Your Mobile Phone Get Virus? Yes - and you have to look carefully to see the  signs.  

 5. Cyber War :                                                                       

Is Russia Really About To Cut Itself Off From The Internet? What Can We Expect  If It Does?    


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See what our Hackercool Magazine March 2022 Issue has in store for you.

1. Real World Hacking : 

A Step-By-Step Guide To Browser In The Browser (BITB) Attack.                 

 2. Spring4Shell :                                                                   

Detailed Explanation, POC, Scanning & Reverse Shell.         

 3. Cyber War :                                                                                           

The Hacker Group Anonymous Has Waged A Cyber War Against Russia. But How  Effective Could They Actually Be.   
       
 4. Metasploit This Month : 
                                             
 Log4shell Injection, Apache APISIX & Laravel RCE Modules.  

 5. Bypassing Antivirus :

 How To Make Batch Payloads Undetectable.    

 7. Online Security :

 Smart Devices Spy On You. 2 Computer Scientists Explain How The Internet Of    Things Can Violate Your Privacy. 

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See what our Hackercool Magazine February 2022 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Real World Hacking :                                                                                         

How Hackers Infect Linux Systems With Malware.                

 2. Real World Hacking :                                                               

Dirty Pipe : Linux Privilege Escalation.         

 3. Real World Hacking :                                                                                           

Linux NetFilter CVE-2022-25636 - Linux Privilege Escalation.     
       
 4. Metasploit This Month :                                              
       
Windows 10, Ubuntu OverLayFS, Wordpress and Log4shell Modules.  

 5. Tool Of  The Month :                                                           
FakeImageExploiter : Hide Malware Behind An Image.   

 6. Online Security :                                                                   

How Tech Is Driving New Form Of Abuse.    

 7. Cyber War :                                                                        

Russia Is Using An Onslaught Of  Cyber Attacks To Undermine Ukraine's Defence     Capabilities. 

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See what our Hackercool Magazine January 2022 Issue has in store for you.
1. Real World Hacking Scenario :                                                                                         

PWNKIT Exploitation In Real World.                

2. Cyber War :                                                           
        
Russia Has Been At War With Ukraine For Years - In Cyberspace.  
     
3.  What's New :    
                                                                                      
Kali Linux 2022.1.    
       
 4.  CVE - 2022 - 21907 :                                              
       
Exploiting HTTP Protocol Stack RCE Vulnerability.  

5. Metasploit This Month :  
                                                        
OMIGOD, Jetty RCE, Pi - Hole and 2 Wordpress Modules.   

6. Online Security :   
                                                        
Stop Blaming People For Choosing Bad Passwords - It's Time Websites Did More To    Help.    

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See what our Hackercool Magazine December 2021 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Real World Hacking Scenario :                                                                                         

One Scenario of how Apache Log4shell can be exploited in Real World.                

 2. Metasploit This Month :                                                          

 CVE-2021-41773, CVE -2021- 42013, MSF File Share & 3 Moodle Modules.         

 3. Online Security :                                                                                          

This New Year, Why Not resolve to ditch your dodgy old passwords.     
       
 4. Tool Of The Month :                                              
       
Name That Hash.  

 5. Hacking Lab :                                                           

Apache Log4shell Vulnerable Lab.  

 6. Hacking Q & A :                                                           

Answers to some questions our readers ask.   

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See what our November 2021 issue of Hackercool Magazine  has in store for you.

 1. Real World Hacking :                                                                                    
    
RTF Template Injection and Apache Log4shell Attacks explained.               

 2. What's New :                                                                   

Kali Linux 2021.4.  
      
3. Metasploit This Month :
  
 Linux CVE-2021-22555, CVE-2021-3490, Windows Evasion, Git and more.    
       
 4. Online Security :                                              
       
How vulnerable is your personal information : 4 essential reads.  

 5. Cyber Security :

Facebook : Latest case shows how Europe is clamping down on Big Tech.  

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See what our Hackercool Magazine October 2021 Issue has in store for you.

 1. Real World Hacking :                                                                                        
How APTs are using HTML smuggling to  Bypass Endpoint Firewalls.               

 2. Hacking Q & A :                          
 Answers to some questions about hacking our readers have.         

 3. Metasploit This Month :                                                                                          
CVE-2019-11580, CVE-2021-21307, Linux Polkit & Windows Process Memory             Dump Modules.  
       
 4. Online Security :                                              
       Most Common Passwords of 2021 : What to do if yours makes the list.  

 5. Wireless Security :                                                          
 Wireless Denial Of Service Attacks. 

 6. Bypassing AntiVirus :                                                       
 EXOCET - Crypter Malware Dropper.          
  
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See what our Hackercool Magazine September 2021 Issue has in store for you.


 1. Wireless Security :                                                                                        

Evil Twin Attack, Rogue Access Point.               

 2. Hacking Q & A :                                                                   

Answers to some questions about hacking our readers have.         

 3. Installit  :                                                                                         

 Installing Bloodhound in Windows.    
       
 4. Metasploit This Month :                                              

       NSClient LPE and three Wordpress exploit modules. 

 5. Online Security :                                                          

 As global infra giant, Facebook must uphold human rights. 

 6. Windows XP turns 20 :                                                           

Microsoft's rise and fall points to one thing, don't fix what's not broken.         
  
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See what our Hackercool Magazine August 2021 Issue has in store for you.

1. Active Directory Hacking :                                                                                        

Dumping Domain Hashes with a hacking scenario.               

 2. Metasploit This Month :                                                           

Nomad RCE, NSClient+++ RCE & IPFire pakfire RCE modules.        

 3. Understanding Windows Authentication :                                                                                          If you can understand, you can crack.   
       
 4. Wireless Security :                                              
       Wireless Protected Access (WPA) and cracking WPS.

 5. Online Security :                                                           
How hackers can use message mirroring apps to see all your passwords.....

 6. What's New :                                                    
        Kali Linux 2021. 3                                              
        
  
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See what our Hackercool Magazine July 2021 Issue has in store for you.

1. Real World Hacking Scenario :                                                                                        

Exploiting PrintNightmare in Real World.               

 2. Wireless Security :                                                                  

Let's get deep into Wi - Fi and then crack WPA using three tools.        

 3. Bypassing Antivirus :                                                                                         

 AV | ATOR   
       
 4. Hacking Q & A :                                              
       Answers to some of the questions our redaers ask 

 5. Metasploit This Month :                                                          

 Windows TokenMagic PE & Exif Tool Perl ANT Injection Modules

 6. Online Security :                                                    
       
 Spyware : Why the booming surveillance tech industry is vulnerable to corruption     and abuse.

 7. Our Story :                                                    
        The day I was most disappointed. 
  

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This Issue is a new milestone for Hackercool Magazine in two ways. First, this Issue brings the first Real World Hacking Scenario of attacking a Windows Domain and second this Issue also brings first Wireless hacking scenario. As I already announced to our readers, we almost covered all the hacking scenarios involving Windows workgroup networks. 
          With most of the companies having Windows Domain networks, it only becomes logical that our Magazine has to include scenarios based on Domain networks.
   The first and foremost scenario has been intentionally made simple so that our readers can understand how a Windows Domain works and how hacking works in in a Window s domain compared to to a Windows workgroup. It also almost simulates the first internal pen test I performed as an amateur ethical hacker although I changed some things to make the scenario more interesting. 
    The first wireless hacking scenario was possible due to the new Alfa Wireless Adapter I was able to buy on EMI. Wireless Hacking is one of the most interesting fields of ethical hacking and we are already late in bringing wireless hacking into our magazine. Although, we started one tutorial in this issue itself, it will begin to get interesting from the next Issue when we start with the the basics of Wireless hacking.
    Apart from this, this Issue also covers ghosting of a process to bypass antivirus which happens to be the latest antivirus bypass technique. And how could we not involve the the print nightmare vulnerability. Our readers will see how print nightmare vulnerability is exploited to elevate privileges on a Windows 10 system. 
     Apart from this, all our regular features are present.

We wanted to give you a sneak peak of the Highlights of  this ISSUE.
 
1. It ALL BEGINS WITH AN EMAIL  : Simulating a Real World Spear Phishing Attack
 
A Recent report showed that Phishing remains the top most hacking attack to gain access to a company’s network. So In this month’s Issue, we will show our readers a Real World Scenario on  how a spear phishing email is created and used to steal User credentials of any website. Follow this scenario closely as we will use a modified version of this attack to do some really exciting things. 
 
2. BYPASSING ANTIVIRUS :
 
Buer loader ( a Loader is just like Spookflare in our April 2021 Issue)  was actively sold in underground marketplaces since August 2019. Written in C, It is robust and had modular functionality. However, researchers at Proofpoint found a new variant of Buer in May 2021 which was delivering a Cobaltstrike as a second stage payload. However, it was not the payload it was carrying that surprised researchers. It was the language the Buer was written. It was written in Rust and not C. Learn how to create Undetectable RUST payloads.
 

3. TOOL OF THE MONTH  :

Readers will learn about a tool  that allows them to inject shellcode into some Windows binaries already present on a Windows System.  
 
4. WHAT’s NEW :
 
See what’s new in the Latest Release of Kali Linux, the Kali Linux 2021.2.
 
With All Other Regular Features.

Our Magazine Will Soon be Available in Print.

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3. In no event will Magzter.com or any person or entity or third party involved in the creation, production and distribution of the content on the website and the application be liable in contract or legally for any damages, including and not limited to, direct, indirect, incidental, special, and consequential incurred to you while or on using Magzter.com. By registering on the website or downloading the application, you agree that the provisions mentioned in this section shall apply to all use of and content on the website and the application.

3. Without prior written or authorised permission from Magzter, you should not modify, copy, distribute or sell any content obtained from Magzter as everything published here is the proprietary property of Magzter or its licensors. As such unauthorised use may also violate applicable laws including copyright and trademark laws, Magzter strictly prohibits these and will terminate your access and account if any such illegal activity is proved or detected. You should also stand liable for the damages caused by these unauthorised activities. Except as permitted by the Publication's lawful owner, you acknowledge that you do not acquire any ownership rights by downloading Publications accessed through the Service. Except as explicitly required under copyright law or permitted by the features of the Service you may not modify, reverse engineer, publish, transmit, display, participate in the transfer or sale, create derivative works of, or in any way commercially exploit or provide to a third party the content of the App, the Publications, or any portion of them without the express permission of Magzter and the owner of such content. We do not grant you any licenses, express or implied, to the intellectual property of Magzter or Magzter's licensors.

5. You specifically acknowledge that Magzter.com is not liable for any kind of defamatory or offensive or illegal conduct of other users or third parties or their content and that the risk of injury from the foregoing rests entirely with you.

8. Magzter reserves all rights to monitor the content published and inputted by you for the purpose of determining whether you are compliant with these terms and conditions and other operating rules determined by Magzter. Magzter has the right to take decisions about the content and delete them at its own will.

9. Magzter is a distributor and NOT a publisher of the Publications and so Magzter has no editorial control over the content, including opinions, advice, statements, services, offers etc., that is represented in the magazines. So Magzter will not take responsibility for the accuracy or the reliability for any information or facts provided therein or that is made available through the service, by anyone other than authorised Magzter employees who are acting on their official capacities. Accordingly, we have no editorial control over the Publications. Any opinions, advice, statements, services, offers or other information or content expressed or made available by third parties, including those made in Publications offered by the Service, are those of the respective author(s) or publisher(s) and not of Magzter. Magzter will not be liable for any loss or damage caused by your reliance on information obtained through the Service or from the Publications. The Service may contain links to other Internet sites and third-party resources and Magzter does not assume any responsibility or liability for communications or materials available at such linked sites. These links are provided for your convenience only. You are solely responsible for understanding any terms and conditions that may apply when you visit or place an order through a third-party site.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

Magzter is committed to providing a safe and secure platform for our users. Please note that Magzter is merely a platform for publishers to distribute their content. We do not control or endorse the content published on our platform. We cannot be held responsible for the actions of our publishers or their content.

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Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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