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I have a user table with 20 columns. I am using argon2id to hash passwords but I was asked by the information security department to encrypt user data before saving it to the database.
I have questions about this request. Do I really need to do that? I have never seen that in practice.
Doing it will also have some cost... |
Through ZAP, I was able to capture the following from a Change Password form:
GET /rest/user/change-password?current=P@ssword&new=password123
&repeat=password123 HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:3000
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:60.0)
Gecko/20100101 Firefox/60.0
Accept: application/json, text/plain, */*
....
... |
I live in an apartment building that provides cable internet via an ethernet cable that reaches my place. I connect this cable to my WAN port and distribute it internally via wifi through my password-protected router.
Can computers on this WAN, in a regular network workflow (that is, without using any exploit) connect ... |
I am working on an IoT device and companion app to control features on the device. I'm using an ESP32 MCU - http://esp32.net/
I've implemented a JSON REST API on HTTPS over TLS 1.2 with a self signed SSL cert from an RSA 2048 key both generated on the ESP32 device.
I would like to secure the API against unauthenticated... |
I just recently discovered JWT to secure my live stream and have done successful token on server and player but I think it still can be stolen.
How I can use it to only have the domains I choose to be able to access the stream?
This is what I have on my JWT:
{
"alg": "HS256",
"typ": "JWT"
}
{
“streamid”: “myStream... |
Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) encrypts the whole Client hello and because of that ISPs won't know which website any given user intends to visit unless the website is using a dedicated IP address and the ISP have already associated the IP address with the given websites.
Nowadays because of IPv4 addresses shortage and sh... |
Please explain how this recent Cockpit CMS exploit works, specifically using the $func operator of the MongoLite library, in more detail. How does it exactly make the PHP code behave?
As I understand it, the PHP code uses MongoLite to connect to MongoDB, and the vulnerability is the PHP code allowing an array to be pro... |
Given the following situation:
User makes a request for temporary access to a video
Backend responds with a json file containing timeAllowedInSeconds: 5
Backend also responds with the signature of the json, a 40-character hexadecimal string
User sends back both json and signature
Permission is granted
If the signatur... |
I'm preparing for a computer security exam, and I found this question in previous exams
To create an authentication program, we write a check_auth function as
follows:
int check_auth(char *password) {
int auth_flag = 0;
size_t n = 0;
n = strlen(password);
char pass[n+1];
strcpy(pass, password);
... |
Gihub removed password authentication:
remote: Please see https://github.blog/2020-12-15-token-authentication-requirements-for-git-operations/ for more information.
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/.../.....git/': The requested URL returned error: 403
So how are we practically supposed to use tokens? I for ... |
I have some static content HTML in a cloud storage space/ CDN.
How can I serve this only to authenticated users?
I am planning to use these static content on edx platforms.
How can I securely deliver my static content within OpenEdx.
Is there anyway to allow request only from my edx server?
Also is there any other w... |
In order to generate and store my passwords, I decided to use a tabula recta as described in this article.
So I coded a simple C program to create such a table, I wanted to know if it contained a security hole that could be exploited.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int main(void)
{
char... |
Data destruction via drive formatting, file modification, and file deletion is a critical element of an organization's ability to rapidly recover from a breach. Perhaps the attacker's signature can be detected and prevented from executing again on the org's hosts, but if the data is corrupted, rapid recovery (which can... |
I am teaching Anonymous Networks in a Cybersecurity class.
I am understanding (what I think) is a good deal about the process TORproject uses for its network by using this as a guide.
https://skerritt.blog/how-does-tor-really-work/
My model of the process is that as an 'onion' travels down the circuit, the number of sc... |
Our SIEM has a Sigma rule that alerts when svchost is launched without any arguments. The logs are from a domain controller which unfortunately I don't have access to to verify. I will be reaching out to our system admin, but can anyone think of why a Windows domain controller would launch svchost without any argumen... |
Recently I got into an exchange with someone on social media about the security of Linux versus OSX and Windows. I stated that it is possible (and probable) that someone could code a low level back door ( or whatever pesky malware they desire), and put it into the open source Linux code they downloaded, as well as add... |
We have an issue with ModSecurity rule 932150 being triggered when someone searches a site for "ruby red", because (I presume) the rule thinks it's blocking potential Ruby on Rails code.
I found this:
"The Remote Command Execution Rule with the rule id 932150 is
triggered by a Unix command followed by a white space. T... |
I am new to SSL/TLS, and need some help with understanding.
I am running a java application, which is able to consume HTTP and HTTPS URLs as a client from the internet via httpClient. For that, I don't need to add any certificate or keys and do not have to generate anything.
Now imagine the client would need a certific... |
Let's suppose on my computer was a connection to a smb network share, set to reconnect automatically on startup. Now one of the following things happens:
The computer is booted up in another network
An attacker has infiltrated my network
What prevents an attacker from posing as my file server to steal my credentials,... |
I'm testing an android application on a virtual machine running android x86 (android_x86_64-userdebug 9 PI eng.lh.20200325.112926 test-keys). In its current configuration, it does not trust user SSL certificates, and thus I cannot proxy the application traffic through a Burp proxy on the same network. (Visiting https:/... |
Looking for best practice advice regarding lab environment authentication.
We have a lab to evaluate and perform regression testing of third-party applications and hardware. No proprietary information should be used in testing.
The lab environment is segmented from the production LANs (L3) and doesn't currently have it... |
I have several Web APIs that are used by the UI, for these APIs I have several validations that prevent users from adding invalid data. On the other hand, I have some APIs that are not used by any UI, these APIs are called from another code. For example, one of the APIs is storing a date and string in a table. I don't ... |
Trying to understand this from a high level conceptually. It is obvious from all information on Asymmetric encryption that a public key can be of course, public and there isn't a danger of interception. So I'm faced with a point in my software of a key-exchange over server database. An admin user would put out their pu... |
I've worked on places where the admins have disabled desktop personalization on Windows for settings like:
changing desktop background and lock screen images
local themes - no high contrast for example
fonts
What are the risks of these settings?
|
The recent saga of big techs gaining access to user photos, voice chats or listening to people's conversation (Google Home and Amazon Echo) has made people nervous about privacy. However, the importance of the accessibility of the data from anywhere and whenever the user wants can also be not underestimated.
My questio... |
We provide web redirection based integration with our partners' web apps. The flow is something like the following, and the password is generated randomly and shared with them during the onboarding process and before any interaction can take place and does not change often.:
Partner exposes web application to end user... |
We are using a Samba configuration on our RedHat (RHEL7.9) systems, where SMB authentication is based on an NTLM password hash, which is basically a clear-text credential for a challenge-response authentication that is stored in a separate attribute, sambaNTPassword, in the LDAP (Oracle Unified Directory) directory dat... |
I found a list of common passwords (i.e. "123456", "password", etc.) online.
Is there a public / open-source set of common passwords where a password policy was in use?
Example of a commonly implemented password policy:
At least 8 characters long
At least 1 upper case letter
At least 1 lower case letter
At least 1 spe... |
What can VPN providers see without hacking when I access an email site (ex. mail.yahoo.com) with HTTPS via their service? Can they see only not critical data like source and destination IP's, timestamp etc. or can they see more detailed information like my email address which I access on this page?
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If an attacker succeeds in getting the password of an IT support privileged account (that has Domain Control rights), can he successfully carry out the attack and do the lateral movement needed between the Domain Controllers and/or users?
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(This question bugs me because I am not willing to upgrade for Windows 10)
If we are talking about a device (i.e. a PC) in the following scenario:
The device is located behind a router that is up-to-date and all inbound ports are closed
There are no other malicious devices in your home network
No one else but you has ... |
Software development environments seem to benefit when problems can be solved "higher up the chain".
For example, many web platform features that are now natively supported in both JavaScript and CSS used to require much labor and expertise from developers to implement, but are now as simple as adding a new HTML attrib... |
I have ClamAV/engine pretty widely deployed on most of my Linux/UNIX/POSIX & other boxes - including gateways & at-rest storage, but I've found the ClamAV definitions... lacking... sometimes.
I've found 3rd-party AV definition signatures (MS, Symantec/Broadcom, Kasperski, Sophos, etc) that I'd like to use, but not quit... |
I am building a golang offline application for a company that will operate in their office internal Wireless / Wired Network.
There will be one server computer and many client computers communicating over the network. (They are not connected to the Internet).
How should I encrypt the HTTP communication between the clie... |
There are many talks about why someone should not use WPS because of the attacks it allows. But does it also prevent attacks? For example, if guests want to join my network instead of giving these people my password, which is personal or they might memorize it?
Is there list of things WPS actually good for?
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I have a site that I would like to remotely monitor purely for the uptime status of my home network. I don't want to expose my router sign-on page to the internet, so instead, I point to the login page of one of my security cameras.
The external uptime robot monitors the site and makes an HTTPS connection attempt, and... |
I am currently working on a bug bounty program and in one subdomain of my target there is a Blind SQL flaw in a cookie. The back-end is MSSQL/ASP.net however, since cookies are separated by semicolons ";" I can't find a way to try stacked queries.
I know the database instance is running as "sysadmin" user, so stacked q... |
I found a stored xss vulnerability on a comment section of a fun site and I wanted to steal cookies using xss attack.
So on my remote server I run an HTTP server with Flask using python where there is a script to steal the document.cookie and add it to my cookies.txt.
At the end of the script, I included return redirec... |
When the client is logging in, I send an xhr request to the server. However the request looks like this:
localhost:80/api/login-ajax/&username=johndoe&password=123456
This is insecure for obvious reasons. To secure this, I did the following:
I have the client request a salt (a string) from the server
it sends the user... |
In many countries, for example, Russia where I live, you need to show an ID to obtain a SIM card. Often this is used by law enforcement to track people. Sometimes corrupt officers sell people's location data for couple hundred bucks (imagine stalking opportunities).
I want to carry a temporary SIM card and receive call... |
How do you assess the trustworthiness of a new website? Especially to download and then install software from.
Edit: My underlying concern is to:
Trust the website.
Trust the website to not inject installer trash into/over the top of the installer. CNET and Download.com did this for a while with custom installers w... |
I recently bought a replacement display for my smartphone on ebay from a national supplier.
I later realized that it does not have the Huawei logo printed on it, but it is working fine.
There were many displays available and I noticed that most of them did not have the logo printed on them, but one or two.
Is there a s... |
I have certificate pinning implemented in my iOS and Android apps. But when apps were pen-tested, we got the report from the pentester saying SSL implementation is weak in both the apps and can be easily bypassed using an SSL by-pass tool.
For iOS it was revealed that the SSL by pass tool was the notorious SSL Kill Swi... |
I am wondering what the general steps are in retrospect for trying to find out how one ends up being hacked.
A couple of times I have had Linux servers that ended up being hacked. I noticed this in various ways. Last time just simply by seeing the CPU being stuck at 100% and then slowly backtracking from that executabl... |
I'm building a website where users, among other things, can add embeds (YouTube, Google Forms, Airtable...) and show those embeds to other people. Embeds are snippets of HTML that can include <script> and <iframe>-tags.
It is important that the embedded content can't take over the parent page or make requests with the ... |
I frequently have very personal files temporarily on my virtual desktop.
I sometimes download a new program, which is going into a VM. Before sending it in there, I tend to VirusTotal scan it.
I load my VirusTotal bookmark in my browser (Pale Moon) click the "upload file" button, it defaults to the "desktop" view of fi... |
Under this FAQ it says that using policy=none is a way for domain owners to monitor forged emails, without having to set up SPF/DKIM. But what im wondering, because i dont fully understand what SPF/DKIM itself does, is: What is the point of having SPF/DKIM set up, but not having a policy defined for DMARC? When i check... |
I use Windows 10, and I've configured my network to use Quad9 in Windows settings.
I've also enabled DoH.
Now, when I go to ExpressVPN DNS Leak
Test webpage to know whether I have DNS leaks or not, it indicates that
DNS requests exposed!
How do I prevent my DNS being exposed (leaked)?
For some reasons, I cannot use V... |
I noticed that 7zip provides an option to encrypt the contents of a folder using AES256 (Screenshot Below) and so does GPG using this command:
gpgtar --output <Name_Of_The_Output_File> -v --encrypt --symmetric --gpg-args "--cipher-algo AES256" <directory_to_encrypt>
Is there any difference between the two implementati... |
It has been brought up in the past that package managers such as pip are vulnerable to man in the middle attacks (see https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/17rfh7/warning_dont_use_pip_in_an_untrusted_network_a/). This is due to all packages being downloaded through HTTP rather than HTTPS. To the best of my knowledge... |
My question is, how can i completely restrict Steam's processes and modules to only have access to what they suppose to, and not be able to do anything malicious, for example running bin/sh or accessing files that it shouldn't?
Basically, even if steam has a zero day exploit and an attacker can get code execution in my... |
I have received the following from Google:
Critical security alert
Suspicious attempt to sign in with your password
Google prevented someone who knows your password from signing in to your account. If this wasn’t you, you should change your password immediately.
As this wasn't me (I don't think) I'm slightly concerne... |
I am not a Security Expert by any means. Nor am I a Cryptographer. That's why I'm here.
After discovering that the server side of some software I work on was operating on plain text passwords (though I later determined that only the hash was stored in the database) I started researching into what parts along the way be... |
I am using SHA256 to create a hash. Output is captured as a text string (thus "A245B6FF") and that is what has been used to create the digital signature. Since the hash could have been captured as binary and the binary representation used to create the digital signature, which is more secure and is there a specific s... |
I recently signed up for a company's product, and promptly received an email confirming my registration, showing both my email address and my password. I'm not a security expert, but that was a huge red flag for me. Performed some google searches, I see nothing good about sending passwords as clear text. This includes ... |
I was on my work computer and clicked on one website, then it shows it's blocked. I've deleted history; will my employer/network admin see what I did?
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When I create domain user account with denied interactive logon, what are real security risks when hacker gets the password?
http://paulasitblog.blogspot.com/2017/01/deny-interactive-logon-for-service.html
Computer Configuration / Windows Settings / Security Settings / Local
Policies / User Rights Assignment
Deny log ... |
I was wondering how Firefox Lockwise is able to securely encrypt and decrypt saved logins across devices without using a primary password? As far as I understand, regardless of whether an encryption algorithm is symmetric or asymmetric, a private key is necessary to encrypt and decrypt the data. For instance, I could i... |
We have a .Net WebForms-based website, hosted on IIS10 behind HAProxy on pfSense. We've performed many vulnerability scans and penetration tests on the site over the years, with only minor issues ever discovered and mitigated.
This week, one of our customers has run a scan and reported that the site has an apparent SQL... |
If my Content-Security-Policy is set to the following:
Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'self'
Does it also imply:
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'
Or is it a lot safer to put both rules?
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'; frame-ancestors 'self'
Updated, as mentioned by AlphaD in a com... |
Is there a way to check if someone is trying to login to my Gmail account without knowing the password (so they keep trying to guess the password and failing repeatedly or trying to guess the answers of account recovery) as opposed to trying to login and getting the password right? (I know Gmail warns you when that hap... |
My organization recently added F5 SSL Orchestrator to our network that ended up breaking one of our SSL certs. There is an explanation of how SSL Orchestrator works from F5 here. The description from F5 explains that encrypted SSL traffic is decrypted and inspected for malicious traffic and then re-encrypted and sent... |
Why don't some services offer Google/Facebook/Apple/Twitter login? Namely Crypto exchanges.
I assume they want as many users as possible & this is a great way to get more. Is there some sort of security vulnerability associated with them?
Edit: For Google & Apple login since both offer email services (gmail & icloud), ... |
If a DNS sniffer/spoofer is running on a network using something like netwag/netwox, how does the sniffer see the request that is destined for the real DNS server?
Wouldn't the packets for the DNS request be routed only to the DNS server? Why would they be broadcast to other addresses on the network so that the sniffe... |
If a credit card or debit card has a emv chip can it be successfully cloned onto a credit or debit card that does not possess a emv chip
If so how does that work and will the ATM accept it
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I was reading up on the usage of CSRF tokens at https://portswigger.net/web-security/csrf/tokens and one section mentioned it should be transmitted to the client in a hidden field in a HTML form.
How about guidelines on how the client transmits it back to the server? I suppose it should be ok to put it in either GET or... |
The app is divided into two parts, the fronted - written with the Angular framework and the backend, simple PHP files which handle the login, API calls, etc.
My current flow is the following:
User creates an account/login. Credentials are sent in plaintext through HTTPS.
Credentials are being checked against the datab... |
recently I had a look at the capabilities of the Java keytool to create PKCS#12 containers with a protected private key. According to the standard a private key is protected using a PKCS#8 shrouded key bag applying a PKCS#5 password-based encryption. I could not find any restrictions on the applicable algorithms in the... |
We have a web service where GET is always safe and all unsafe POST requests use single-use CSRF tokens. We have some cases where cross-origin domain would need to pass us POST request with data that should be used with currently active user session (top-level cross-site POST) so we need the session cookie while handlin... |
I want to store information on the blockchain, but some part of it is private and must be available to selected clients (for example, users who belong to a common company)
How can this be done?
The only thing that comes to my mind is to encrypt the data. Thus, clients who have a private key will be able to read it. But... |
Is there a point to using DoT or DoH while your DNS is your ISP from a security (not privacy) standpoint?
Assuming I trust my home network, could there be something along the way between my ISP and me that MitM (or some other attack?) me?
If this is possible, is there a record of such an attack taking place?
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My computer (probably) had malware, and during that time I connected my phone to it (via USB) for transferring files, using as midi, etc. Is there a chance the malware could've spread from the computer to my phone? I don't see any scam popups or unusual logins.
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I know that even with DoT or DoH the target of the connection is leaked due to the use of SNI in the client hello (and that ESNI/ECH are proposed solutions), but what I can't figure out is does SNI get used 100% of the time (assuming a TLS connection)?
If it's not 100% of the time, then when does it or doesn't it get u... |
I'm working on a small game website and don't expect too much traffic.
Would md5(time . rand) suffice to have a "random enough" identifier for a game?
(Or is it easy to get a clash that way?)
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I want to become a cybersecurity engineer. Currently, I have a good knowledge of pentesting, programming(python, c++, bash, batch, powershell), networking, firewalls but something come to my mind. Where do I start to actually become a cybersecurity engineer? Right now I'm on my first job at a helpdesk in Brazil, but I ... |
Background information:
I am a manager of a SaaS CRM application for a highly competitive industry.
We have a large number of users who utilize our platform as the back-end of their business.
It was brought to my attention that my company was considering offering some clients the ability to purchase/license a copy of o... |
I am using PBKDF2 on NodeJS to authenticate a user who submits username & password. To do this, when the user first registers, I generate a salt, I use 200000 iterations, I specify a key length of 32 bytes, and I use sha256 as the digest method. With the output of that operation, I store a serialized JSON object contai... |
So suppose I don't have a phone (or lose it), and I need to do 2fa on an app. I DO always have access to a few email accounts, but I can't seem to find any tricks to have the 2fa go through an email address instead. Results very hard to sift through.
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I wouldn't have thought that certificates could be used to track my history, I thought they were essentially login credentials, but I installed some to use my Uni wifi and now my google pixel 3 has a warning that says "Network may be monitored", even when I'm at home and not using the uni wifi. Can they see what I'm do... |
While doing some encryption work on drives I found that BitLocker keeps making these "recovery keys". No other encryption software I used did that so it annoyed me and made me biased perhaps.
While laboring with safe storage of these "recovery keys", I suddenly realized how small they looked and now I started suspectin... |
Most common email services don't allow to attach file like exe files, or similar files that may contain security threats to a computer.
This can be bugging for users, but I can understand that, in general, the benefits are likely to outweight the damages.
But what I don't get is that it's forbidden to send a dangerous ... |
Let's assume we have symmetric crypto with the same IV for each operation.
From my perspective, encrypting the whole archive is better, as similar strings are compacted and the CBC will work for us even if there are same regions.
Encrypting the individual files, however, will produce ciphertext with the same starting s... |
We're having an internal debate within the NHS organisation I work for, around securing admin usernames. Our usernames are generally based on our names (e.g. tom jones username = tojo0001). Admin usernames are based on the low-level account (e.g. tom jones admin = a.tojo0001).
Some of the team want to randomise admin u... |
I am an Open Banking enthusiast and I'm studying the Berlin Group's XS2A framework these days. There, it has an error code called CERTIFICATE_BLOCKED. As the description of it, it states,
"Signature/corporate seal certificate has been blocked by the ASPSP or
the related NCA."
What I need to understand is what is the ... |
Now that I've purchased and programmed a couple of YubiKeys, I have a question about the security and usefulness of such security keys.
Assume in the following scenarios that one's username is easily guessed. For most professional cloud accounts, the u/n is the user's e-mail address.
With 2FA, an authenticator app on a... |
Several answers on StackOverflow suggest that a C# object can be passed to JavaScript in ASP.NET MVC by the following:
<script type="text/javascript">
var obj = @Html.Raw(Json.Encode(Model));
</script>
This is vulnerable to XSS. If any variable in the model contains </script>, this isn't encoded by JSON.Encode, an... |
I recently learned about DOSBox-X. It's basically a somewhat less awful version of the basically-abandoned DOSBox.
I currently have it installed inside a Windows 10 VM inside of my Windows 10 bare metal PC. It's the only computer I have. If I could afford it and had the physical space, I would set up a real classic PC ... |
Sometimes there are links on the email you have to click because they are agrements, but they are coming from a different URL. As of now what I'm doing is opening a private window and pasting the link there. Would this be an effective anti-phishing mechanism? Or can you still get hacked?
The reason behind my thinking o... |
This is an edge case, and as soon as multiple users are accessing the AWS Console in anyway, IAM is the only good option, but what if you only have one user?
I've always assumed that if only one person is accessing the account, and they need full privileges, then making a second account (IAM user) with full privileges ... |
Is traditional CSRF PoC (e.g. described here) effective for testing in this environment
Specifically if PoC only involved one account - of course, given presence of ADFS SSO...so not counting the final 3 steps described above.
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I recently acquired this novel credit card which brags about being super secure for not having printed the security numbers on the physical card.
Then, when my physical card package arrive I notice it has some signs of manipulation. I asked the company to provide me with another credit card, and they told me what I sta... |
In Thunderbird (a popular open source email client), there is an extension store similar to Mozilla Firefox which adds further functionality to the client. Mozilla has an article detailing the security and safety of Firefox extensions (see Tips for assessing the safety of an extension). They state:
When a developer su... |
I have an API hosted on Amazon API Gateway. When running a security scan of it using https://www.ssllabs.com/ it reports back warnings concerning weak cipher suites for TLS 1.2 (see below).
Are these warnings a valid concern and if so how can I mitigate them?
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Firstly, i'm not a mail expert! My workplace owns the domain example.com, until recently we had an application hosted on the LAN that worked fine and sent emails from info@example.com to various internal and external recipients using smtp configuration on the application.
Recently we moved this application to an extern... |
The bus company that I use (Arriva UK) is trying to persuade passengers to switch from buying paper tickets to tickets stored on their app. They are particularly pushing this for 'bus passes': tickets that allow you to take any bus in a given area for a week, 4 weeks or 1 year.
Passes must be purchased in advance and a... |
I might be completely making this up as a solution or even feasible.
I have a situation where a cookie exists for a browser/user/tab. In the background, while the user is viewing a page a request is made regularly to the backend. The cookie is passed as part of this flow.
The backend updates the cookies content each ti... |
I've noticed that many services and/or platforms now send 6 digit codes to verify user actions. Typically sent to an email. With these being 6 digits long & assuming that you get at least 3 tries to enter there's a 1 in 333,333 chance that a malicious user could correctly guess the digits.
Seems low to me. Is this enou... |
I'm confused now about how the order is set up for the ROP chain.
Let's say we'd like to make a chain below
in C:
open("myfile", O_RDONLY);
read(3, buf, 100);
in payload:
p32(OPEN_ADDR)
p32(PPR) # pop pop ret
p32(FILE_ADDR_BUF)
p32(0)
p32(READ_ADDR)
p32(PPPR)
p32(3)
p32(BUF)
p32(1024)
p32(0xdeadbeef)
OPEN_ADDR is t... |
For a given publisher of docker images on Docker Hub (let's say debian), how do I download their root release/image signing key and verify its authenticity from multiple sources out-of-band from each-other?
Though it doesn't appear to be covered in the official docker documentation, this answer explains how to pin a gi... |
I've seen conflicting opinions on this, more than the below, but i.e.
Unsafe: https://www.techrepublic.com/article/why-you-should-never-allow-your-web-browser-to-save-your-passwords/
Safe: https://cybersecuritymagazine.com/8-reasons-to-use-google-password-manager/
Also this older question, closed as unfocused, and basi... |
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