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Most free to use data recovery tools (Recuva, Easus, MiniTools) offers good recovery with known file extensions for picutres, videos and documents (.png, .xlsx etc). But lesser known file extensions, are having some unusual names, with missing extensions or are not recovered properly.
Is there any reason, for it? Does ... |
I have developed C# application and hosted it as a windows service on a machine http://localhost:5000 . This application registered in `Azure Active Directory
Application is using the below details in-app configuration
"ClientId": "242429ea-xxxx-4ddb-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"Tenant": "67ss7s7s7s-4e27-beee-yyyyyyyyyyyy",
"... |
I've learned that a TPM can supposedly attest to the state of a computer's BIOS being good. It does this by asking the BIOS to send a hash of its current state.
So what stops a compromised BIOS from sending a precalculated hash of a good state (that it is not in)?
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I recently upgraded some desktop PC components (GPU, SSD). I decided to perform a clean install of Windows 10 onto the SSD. I used a USB created using the Installation Media tool provided by Microsoft, which I created on my personal laptop.
During the initial Windows Update after the first restart, a Trojan “Trojan:HTM... |
I have recently read about attacks using Caller ID spoofing technology. Criminals used it to impersonate bank or police employees and asked to install malware or transfer money to a given account. A person receiving a call could see a bank phone number. So if you had a bank number in your phone book or are using apps l... |
Suppose that we have this code (in TypeScript syntax):
function one(str: string): string {
// do something with the string
return str
}
function two() {
let s = getSomeString() // returns some unknown string that may contain surrogates
s = one(s)
// ...
}
two()
Now suppose that when the string s is passed ... |
I'm learning about password attacks using john and am trying to use it for bruteforcing my shaddow file. I created a user called newuser with password stuff and then used
sudo unshadow /etc/passwd /etc/shadow > hashes
to join the passwd and shadow file in one file crackme.
I then tried using:
john -incremental -users:... |
I know there are some questions around open redirects but with this one I have some additional questions. In order to not release the assets I am going to replace the asset with "exampleeee.com".
There is a vulnerable parameter redirectURL that leads to an open redirect on an asset. When going to let us say: https://ww... |
If I go to the http site e.g. http://www.example.com the site will redirect (code 301) to the https version https://www.example.com.
On various pentests I observed that if I modify the Host header in the http request the Location header in the response (of the redirect 301 response) would use that value for the redirec... |
The most common method of passing secrets to a docker container is through ENVs.
The problem is:
Imagine that your docker container is hosting a HTTP server that can have a security exploit (like any software), that will give almost command line access to an attacker.
Of course the attacker won't (maybe) be able to har... |
I am developing a simple grammar study website with Bootstrap 5, JQuery and Javascript. It will have interactive grammar quizzes and flashcards. I would like users to be able to type in answers to grammar questions and upload their own vocabulary sets via CSV files. There will be no logins, no back-end and no data pers... |
I noticed my email address (my email address is through a web host where I also host my website) was being bounced from one or more professional email subscriber lists.
Through MX Tools I see that my IP is on 3 blacklists -- while it seems my email server is "OK"
So the server techs tell me it concerns my internet prov... |
I know that something similar has happened to other people before (see for instance here or here), but the situation and the question are slightly different.
I wanted to log in to my Gmail account from my laptop, and usually I receive a verification code to my phone number, sent by "Google". This time it was sent from ... |
Let's say that my user signs in and the server responds with a refresh token saved in a cookie (SameSite strict, HttpOnly, CSRF token too) and with the access token in response (saved in JS memory).
I read these guidelines in a popular Hasura article. I was wondering, though, with this method, my refresh token would be... |
I'm working with an interesting vulnerability I found which enables local file inclusion (LFI) on a target server. In summary, there is a PDF generation API endpoint which accepts an HTML string as input. In return, it will render the HTML and spit out a PDF.
The HTML parser it uses supports most basic HTML tags. Altho... |
I need validation / feedback please with the implementation of a web based client-server application that I am building.
I need to make sure that a client's cookies can't be hijacked and therefore I have introduced a nonce.
So with each request from the client a {nonce, Hash(nonce, shared-secret)} is provided to the se... |
Here is how integritysetup from the cryptsetup package in Linux works. A user provides an authentication key to the OS when reading or writing data to a file system. When reading, the OS only returns a data block if it was written with the same key as it is being read. Hence the same key is used when writing and readin... |
I want to detect if a file on disk was edited since last access, or restored since last deletion. Let's assume this isn't on a VM.
Basic scheme:
Somewhere in the file is a cryptographic hash of the file's last access date/time. Any modification to the file after this point will result in a hash mismatch.
Problem:
Th... |
I am developing Web Application for Certifying Authority as a part of which, I need to generate asymmetric key pair - Private Key and Public Key in user's smartcard through browser, create Certificate Signing Request (CSR) and send CSR to Certifying Authority server, where user's certificate gets generated. Then CA Ser... |
I stumbled upon a case where several database entries were updated. And the update is rather unusual.
For example if I have an entry named:
Watermelon
The updated version is:
Watermelon<IMG SRC="/WF_SQL_XSRF.html">
The WF_SQL_XSRF.html file is not in the server, nor it was from internal people.
I did google and only ... |
As far as I understand it, when using Shamir's secret sharing algorithm, you have to specify a finite field for your operations that is big enough to hold your data.
I tried to look for secret sharing algorithms, but I only get results for Shamir's secret sharing algorithm ..
Are there other algorithms or do I just sto... |
My company has a domain name that we use to serve our customers, say company.com for the main website, app.company.com for the web application and api.company.com. These are all public domains that our customers connect to use our services.
Besides this we also have another set of tools that are used only internally by... |
SHA-256 generates a 32-byte hash, Is it a safe practice to use the first 16 as an iv (nonce) and the second 16 as a key ?
What other things I should consider when using PBKDF2 in a scenario like this ?
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Most online accounts identify users using email/phone & password; but since most all email/phone is handled by another service (e.g. Gmail), one's online identity only exists so long as these services permit it; in a sense, the service owns the identity, and the user is just 'borrowing it'; or at least that's how I see... |
I've gotten an e-mail from my ISP saying that one of my devices might be infected with malware.
In the e-mail they have provided me with some information about the malware but I'm having trouble understanding it.
Details sent in the e-mail
IP [An IP owned by my ISP] .
data: SOURCE TIME: 2021-07-24 05:13:29Z
IP: [An IP... |
We recently had a security engineer review our platform and they told us we need to encrypt the data when it's sent to the server.
However we're already sending the data with a SSL certificate. Which from my understanding, this handles all encryption for us.
There's a frontend react app & a backend api.
A user types in... |
I believe that this question was answered already, though I couldn't find it.
I have several strings that include hash. Each string has hash and some random (or not) add-on.
How can I identify the type of hash that is hidden inside a string?
43310077472A7FF4BD986765FB830F9C5BC0BDAC3B0941847D76771A824FF3CFE7B4BF46
4331... |
Websites that host downloadable executables often provide measures to confirm the integrity of the data that is available to download. Such measures include:
Hosting the website under HTTPS;
Providing the SHA-256 sum of the downloaded binary (the end user is advised to compute the checksum on their own and see if both... |
I am developing a .NET Windows Service using C# that needs to download an executable file and run it.
I need the Windows Service to run with SYSTEM privileges in order to allow it to install software updates among other things.
For security reasons, I would like to download the executable to a location that is only acc... |
I've noticed some services will send a username in one email with a note saying the password will come in a different email. Is there any point to this? It seems that if someone can get that email then surely they can get the one with the password, no?
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by trying the XSS room on THM, I try was trying to read the /etc/passwd using the following cmd:
<iframe src="/etc/passwd"></iframe>
However what I got is an error code as shown below
But I was be able to read from css/style.css using:
<iframe src="css/style.css"></iframe>
Can somebody explain to me why ?
Note that... |
I want to work on a photo-sharing tool, where I can:
store photos on untrustworthy disk space (like the cloud)
share photo albums with friends and family
update photo albums (rarely but happens)
share an existing album with additional people
One problem that comes up is:
if the photos are encrypted client-side, it u... |
While reading about password breaches, it occurred to me; where are the TOTP shared secret breaches? Because TOTP relies on a shared secret (unlike say U2F) the server has a copy of the shared secret, which lends itself to the same vulnerability to be breached.
I've tried searching and found nothing, save for a potenti... |
CVE-2021-33909 AKA "Sequoia" is a vulnerability against the filesystem code within the Linux kernel. According to the description of the vulnerability from Qualys
Successful exploitation of this vulnerability allows any unprivileged user to gain root privileges on the vulnerable host
[...]
As a result, if an unprivile... |
And if not would like specific reasons why.
I have this suspicion that, although an inferior method these days to MFA applications, believe that the security is adequate enough as most phone companies have been made aware of SIM jacking and are working to prevent it.
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In a recent Substack article ("The Insecurity Industry", 2021-07-26) Edward Snowden writes:
The vast majority of vulnerabilities that are later discovered and exploited by the Insecurity Industry are introduced, for technical reasons related to how a computer keeps track of what it’s supposed to be doing, at the exact... |
On my company's computer, someone play the internet game so I want to deny the site and redirect to another site.
Or If someone access the game site redirect to other site right off on computer sestimg
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When it comes to hashing passwords, it is nowadays practice to do 100'000 or 200'000 iterations of SHA256/SHA512, or at least something in that ballpark.
But my question is, why is it not safe enough to just do a very small but unusual number of iterations that is unlikely to be guessed?
For example, let's say I use 15... |
I'm trying to MITM an Android application but I cannot get it to work properly. Usually, I'm using Burp for those kind of attacks, which allows me to intercept and decrypt HTTPS traffic. (Assuming the certificate is installed on the Android device.)
However, it seems the application I'm currently testing is using a non... |
Comes from Bitlocker, does additional authentication at startup with TPM device provide any extra security?
You can sniff the key right from the bus currently:
As the decryption happens automatically, if we can sniff the VMK as
its being returned by the TPM then we can enter that information into
any number of BitLock... |
A little context: I'm working in designing a system to sign and verify data sent between modules of a bigger system. Currently the system has two parts, a central application and a SDK inside modules which is making all the key exchange and communication with the central server.
This are the relevant points so far:
I ... |
let key = keys[j] === '' ? (currentParams as any).length : keys[j];
if (key === '__proto__') {
throw new Error('Prototype pollution detected.');
}
It at least defeats basic url-encoding, but I am unsure if it is robust enough to stop all avenues of attack.
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When using Shamir's secret sharing algorithm one has to define the size for the finite field over which the secret is split. I came across a few implementations, like secrets.js-lit, and as far as I can see the implementation chunks the secret that is to be split into 8-bit sized blocks by default.
Is security reduced ... |
a friend of mine wanted to install MongoDB Community when he encountered a problem. The .msi file downloaded from https://www.mongodb.com/try/download/community was rejected by Windows when he tried to install it
The file that he downloaded is not signed, although it should. We checked the hashes, and the hash compute... |
I was wondering if generation of sequential hashes from random seed can be considered "random enough" to be used in cryptographic operations?
By sequential hashes I mean the following:
First we create a hash using e.g. SHA512 from a strong random seed number -> we get a first hash. Then we calculate the next hash using... |
I am connecting to remote hosts via jump host where I verify only the jump host's host key, but turn off host key verification for the target hosts.
the ssh command arguments look like this:
-o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o ProxyCommand="ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=yes -W %h:%p -q {{ user }}@{{ jh_ip }}"
Assuming the j... |
I have used Nessus to determine that a client's Cisco ASA is vulnerable to a Read-Only Path Traversal Vulnerability. So far I have tried viewing the logon portal page source code, nmap -sV -A <host>, the nmap script http-cisco-anyconnect and ssh -vvv -p port <host> with no luck at obtaining any information about the de... |
I want to track a user who has previously logged in so that I can associate traffic behavior with their user record on our system. Does storing the user's id as a single value in a cookie cause security issues?
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I'm the admin for a Windows 10 machine with a few local users. While I understand there are other ways to bypass security with access to the physical machine, I'd like to protect against hacks that bypass the UAC by running some trick of RunAsInvoker, regedit, or folder renaming.
I've changed the User Notify session to... |
I wanted to check the WP homepage of a friend of mine, so I googled "rafaeltheissen be piano".
The first Google result seems to point to the official page: https://rafaeltheissen.com/
Here is the complete link copied from the Google search results:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahU... |
I've got an Infineon SLB9670 TPM module connected to a BeagleBone Board. I would like to carry out RSA signature verification on the board by using the TPM as a key store (storing the public key). W.r.t the same I have the following questions:
Is it possible to store an externally generated public key on the TPM?
If t... |
I want to enforce a rule that my program start only if, at the time it launches, there are no untrusted kernel drivers running. I'm aware and have already tested file signature verification using WinVerifyTrust winapi function, which works great.
The issue is there a few dozen unsigned drivers as part of the Windows in... |
I am currently using the Python Flask framework's default session function to manage user login. My understanding is that, session function essentially is an encrypted cookie stored in a client's computer containing the information on which user has logged in etc.
Currently, I use
session.permanent = True
to make a use... |
If a platform has brute force protection should I worry about creating a very strong password since any attacker would not get a chance to reach enough attempts to crack even the weakest password?
Not that I want to use a super weak password, but I feel like I'm wasting a lot of time thinking of the strongest password ... |
Some ARP spoofing texts say that this man-in-the-middle attack overwrites the intended target MAC with the attacker's MAC in the ARP table (e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARP_spoofing , Question regarding arp spoofing)
Other says that it creates a duplicate IP entry for the same MAC address (https://www.thesslstore... |
I'm quite new to the cryptography field, and I'm trying to understand a few things:
I used binwalk on Linux to analyse Minecraft.msi, and I found multiple certificates in the .msi See below:
I'm wondering why there are there multiple (4 here) certificates in the .msi?
I thought that these days all software would be s... |
I have a Ruby on Rails app behind Nginx. Every once in a while I see requests like GET /phpmyadmin or GET /wp-login.php. Since I don't have those tools installed, it's obvious that those are from someone trying to get into my site.
Does it make sense to add a couple rules to my Nginx config to automatically return 403 ... |
In TLS v1.3, there are three secrets
from which other secrets/keys are derived:
early secret
handshake secret
master secret
See this diagram.
The early secret does not include the Diffie-Hellman secret and can thus be used before the ServerHello message. However, it's not clear what the rationale of adding a separate... |
I am doing a SQL injection training with TryHackMe as shown below. https://tryhackme.com/room/ccpentesting task 18
I am trying to do it the manual way. From the guide online I know that to get the SQL version in MySQL we can use SELECT @@version. However when I try it, it says I have syntax error.
Update: I was able g... |
I have some questions about rogue access points.
How attackers can get victim's creds over secured HTTPS websites?
Can attackers do this kind of attack only by using basic tools + sharing the AP from computer without the need of devices (like wifi pineapple)?
If we connect to a rogue AP using VPN, can the attacker s... |
I want to implement simple software protection mechanism. This is how it would look like:
My question is - is there any problem for me using the private key for encryption and public for decryption (since usually it is other way around)?
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I forgot password to 7z archive encrypted with AES 256. I am fairly certain of most characters however. I know password length is either 8 or 12 characters and if it is 12 I know the last 4 characters. I am certain of 1st, 4th, 5th characters. I know the 2nd/6th character 1 of 2 options. 3rd character is 1 of 3 charact... |
If a VPS running Debian 10 Xfce as a cloud desktop has been rootkit infected and there is an ongoing SSH connection with X2Go from a client to manage this server, is it possible for an attacker on the VPS to hijack the existing SSH connection in order to attack and infect the remote client?
The initial attack vector is... |
It is not so difficult to create a password which is exactly 32 characters long.
In this question - AES-256 Key Length Importance @Marc writes:
you absolutely should not be using a password as the raw key
..and in this one @Filip_Franik writes:
Just for you to know you shouldn't use password as a key directly. You
n... |
If so, is trying to exploit through a time-based injection enough to prove there's a vulnerability in said site?
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I have a website that has a search function that uses the GET method.
It returns in the url that "www.xxx.com/query?=something"
Would like to seek opinions on why such a function is not worth exploiting or exploring even though there is a parameter there in the URL that can be changed
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We are a SOC-2 compliant company. We used to have all full time employees till now, hence we could do our due diligence on all the hired employees e.g. Background checks, reference checks, getting NDA and on boarding documents signed etc. Recently, we started to hire part time consultants from third party agency. We si... |
TLS requires reliable transport but is not bound to TCP. How can I perform a TLS 1.3 handshake through a non-TCP channel with OpenSSL - for example by exchanging a number of files between participating communication partners?
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My plan is to convert a passphrase in UTF-8 ASCII-US to Unit8Array(32) then use it in:
256bitsKey = Unit8Array(32) from passphase
iv = window.crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(32));
CryptoJS.enc.encrypt(data, 256bitsKey , {iv: iv});
Is there any way to do it?
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I am calling my bank via mobile phone (in Germany) and the electronic voice asks me to
type in my account access id (via the number pad), and like-wise,
type in my account PIN, all the numbers, not only the first and third, but all six of them!
If I do not do all of this, the call will be cancelled, even if my inquir... |
I am writing a program that creates BPF seccomp filters. These filters are supposed to check syscalls and their arguments against predefined allowed values. The logic to check the syscall by its number works as expected. However, the logic to filter the syscall arguments does not.
For debug purposes, is it possible to ... |
I have a Yubikey version 5.2.7 and I can't generate any new certificates on yubikey manager app, which is weird since I have already generated two certs (on 9d slot) and they worked fine.
Now the following message pops up:
"Failed connecting to the YubiKey. Make sure the application has the
required permissions."
How... |
How would one go about fixing vulnerabilities in indirect 3rd party libraries? Let's say that the vulnerability is introduced via the following chain:
Introduced through:
example-app› express-prometheus-middleware@0.9.6 › prometheus-gc-stats@0.6.3 › gc-stats@1.4.0 › node-pre-gyp@0.13.0 › rc@1.2.8 › ini@1.3.5
The vulne... |
I read about Recommended # of iterations when using PBKDF2-SHA256?
I have also read in Why not just use a small but unusual number of hashing rounds? that when there are multiple password to protect, the moment one is cracked the hacker will know for all passwords which is the number of iterations required. But if I ha... |
I'm trying to set up two-factor authentication for all my accounts. Some of them, unfortunately, only support SMS.
In that case, which of these options would be more secure?
SMS
Google Voice (which has a strong and unique password, guarded with a physical security key).
Are there any other ways I can make these accou... |
I am pentesting an API which makes a backend call to https://example.org/ and appends any input you provide it (for example, if you provide test it will call https://example.org/test). I am trying to achieve SSRF in this scenario, so my goal is to change the domain. I know if it had been https://example.org without the... |
I'm developing a SaaS platform using hybrid multi-tenancy model.
My SaaS platform has 2 main databases: 1 contains metadata and the other (called default) is a shared database that contains the info required to make the platform work, the remaining databases (named as the company) are copies of the second database with... |
We have a web server with an application - there is a large data array attached to the application via a mount point. We have to fulfill the requirement of securing in-transit data and at-rest data. This application is designed to host a repository of files, which are encrypted immediately post-upload, and decrypted pr... |
Suppose I have 2 Servers (Server A and Server B) that need to communicate with each other and not with anybody else. Can I use Mutual TLS (mTLS) to achieve this? Is mtls a good approach or will I have to handle security at the application layer?
Asking because, what if a third server (Server C) gets a valid certificate... |
When security tools quarantine files, why do they tend to use encryption, rather than simple file corruption?
The main goal of quarantining a file is to make it impossible to run on a system. This particular goal is easily accomplishable by simple file corruption, for example, changing the file's extension and adding 6... |
Because X-XSS-Protection header is now not supported by major browsers I wonder what option is better, to delete this header or to set the header as X-XSS-Protection: 0?
Because browsers do not support this header I think the better option is just to delete it, but OWASP recommends to set the header as X-XSS-Protectio... |
Does either FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 certification require USB flash drive's firmware to be signed so that malicious computer cannot overwrite flash drive's firmware? e.g. badusb attack.
If I buy any FIPS 140 certified USB flash drive can I be sure that it's firmware is signed?
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When facebook sends the confirmation code, the name FACEBOOK is not displayed as the sender,, instead phone numbers of different countries. Until now, it was only on my notebook, but today I synced my firefox passwords, history, and bookmarks to my PC, and since then, also on the PC phone numbers appear there instead o... |
TLS 1.3 is a large departure from TLS 1.2 in many ways. Relevant to this question are the fact that all TLS 1.3 ciphers provide Forward Secrecy -- which means strategies used in TLS 1.2 and prior to decrypt TLS traffic passively must change. Gone are the days of simply throwing a Private Key file on an IDS/WAF/NMS devi... |
I am still learning about SSH, SFTP and private/public keys. My elementary understanding of keys is that the private key should remain on the machine it was generated on and never be shared.
I have a Lightsail instance that I would like to allow others to access using SFTP. The only way to do this is to download the ke... |
There's this old reddit thread where the OP notes that Discord's desktop client regularly logs the processes on your computer using QueryNameInformationFile, then claims that Discord "proceeds to take the names of everything you have open (this includes the titles of all your browsing windows)" and send it to its serve... |
On Android devices, is data from one app sandboxed from all the other apps?
If so, how is that enforced? Is it merely something like file permissions? Are each App's data encrypted with a unique per-app key? What is the mechanism that enables and enforces the sandbox between application data?
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I have a web app which displays what I enter in an <input> field back as HTML, but it happens all client-side in the DOM after manual input, so it can't be made into a URL which causes a payload to execute automatically.
For example, if you input <button onclick=alert(document.cookie)>a</button> it will alert the cooki... |
I'm trying to test some services and they need to talk to each other over https ( and they can't talk over http). I want to:
create a Root CA that I can install in my Ubuntu-based docker images
sign a subdomain cert like *.example.com such that curl and openssl will validate against it, with the root CA cert manually... |
I've read a lot of similar questions, with long answer, and they are making me confused, so for a quick yes/no question.
If I, access a https webpage via an http proxy (my own proxy) (like ziproxy/squid (yes, I know they can be set to be https proxy)).
Will the connection between me and the http proxy be encrypted and ... |
I configured Burp Suite in my virtual Kali Linux on VMware and activated FoxyProxy in Firefox (again in Kali/VMware). However it does not intercept anything, rather websites are blocked with the below message What can I do about it?
Did Not Connect: Potential Security Issue
www.youtube.com is most likely a safe site, ... |
If don't consider 'change cipher spec' and performance. So client can send data immediately after 'client finish'.
The handshake process may look like this:
client hello ->
server hello <-
server cert <-
other server msg <-
server finished <- sign it (encrypt) use certificate private key
client key exchange ->
client ... |
In case we lose access to our 2 Factor Authenticator, we can use our one time recovery codes to regain access to our accounts
But what if we store the setup key itself instead of the recovery codes? We can still recover the account by adding the setup key to another authenticator.
I think recovery keys are better becau... |
Among the things listed that a TPM chip can do I found something not like the others:
Remote Attestation: ... This allows a third party to verify that the software has not been changed.
But in a certain way we know that's not a feasible thing and but TPM claims it. If I wanted to tear away remote attestation normally... |
I guess it may be due to man-in-the-middle attack, but are there any other problems? So how does the master secret avoid these problems?
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TLS 1.3 removes the use of non-ephemeral Diffie-Hellman, which is great! But it still allows PSK.
I'm not as familiar with PSK configuration but wouldn't that mean TLS 1.3 still is allowing the use of some form of non-ephemeral?
Or is there a specific purpose PSK has that I'm not thinking about?
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Can I use Forcepoint Security Manager 8.5 (WebSense) as an http proxy for my SFTP client connections to external Servers?
Currently when doing http requests I'm able to specify an http proxy to fetch external resources (Ex. google.maps) and it works fine. But, when try to use it on a SFTP Client it won’t work.
Does Web... |
MFA recovery codes last forever until used. The TOTP codes expire as per the clock (e.g. 30 seconds).
Does the initial QR code to register a MFA device last forever until disabled by a MFA reset?
I'm imagining (expecting) that the key, like the recovery codes, expires in practice, if not by design.
I've tried to locate... |
I recently came across a question on stackoverflow.com regarding gitlab.com and ssh config. The solution apparently is to update your ssh config with the following:
Host gitlab.com
UpdateHostKeys no
Unfortunately the author of the top/only answer did not explain anything about if there were negative security impli... |
With bullet cameras, this is easy. You look which way they are pointing and then either guess their FOV, or even look them up based on how the model they appear to be.
Most dome cameras are behind tinted glass and it's hard to see where they are pointed at.
Knowing where a camera is looking is important during reconna... |
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