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Academia has had some high profile cases of forged identity; for instance, in the last decade the publisher Springer has had to retract 62 papers for this reason alone.
Usually these aren't high-effort attacks, just email address spoofing, etc. These often go something like this:
An early-career author writes/fabricat... |
Here are my conditions:
My Rest API must accept username and plain password. But, that's very bad. That's why the client must encrypt the password first and my rest API will decrypt it to get the plain password.
My client and rest API already set the encryption method using AES-256.
The key and iv for AES-256 are gene... |
When I log into my Google account from my laptop with 2FA enabled, I usually get a prompt on my smartphone in order to confirm the log in. I tap OK and then I am logged in.
However sometimes I am not immediately logged in after that. My laptop then shows a screen like this:
Then on my smartphone I get something like ... |
I would like to use the method described in https://connect2id.com/products/nimbus-jose-jwt/examples/jwk-generation to generate a key pair in a java application:
import java.util.*;
import com.nimbusds.jose.jwk.*;
import com.nimbusds.jose.jwk.gen.*;
// Generate 2048-bit RSA key pair in JWK format, attach some metadat... |
I have a server with a number of Linux bridge devices for use with groups of virtual machines - some internet-routed, some intentionally unrouted. I have stateful firewalling in place for traffic traversing across and between those bridges. Excerpt:
ip6tables -A FORWARD -m conntrack --ctstate ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
ip6t... |
We are building a Chrome Extension that will be force-installed on each employee's browser for the companies we work with.
We currently use OAuth but many employees are forgetting to sign up.
We are thinking of replacing OAuth with something that doesn't require employee interaction. One way was setting up per-company ... |
I'm working on an application which uses ECDSA certificates. After the cert generation, they should be verified but currently the following error is received:
C = CA, ST = BC, L = City, O = Corp, OU = Software, emailAddress = administrators@corp.com, CN = va.corp.com
error 18 at 0 depth lookup: self signed certificate
... |
I know how MITM attacks work (theory/videos on the subject etc), but I am a bit confused and not sure what are the worst-case scenarios that can happen.
If I'm using a public VPN and someone is indeed able to force my device to make a connection through theirs, they will be able to see where my connection goes and can ... |
There are a lot of different URL shorteners out there, like Bitly or TinyURL. Besides their main purpose of shortening a link, they also:
obfuscate the actual URL
collect statistics about the usage of the short link
From the obfuscation, at least two risks arise:
The actual URL might have been obfuscated to hide its... |
I have set up MitmProxy with a Python script to intercept network responses from one domain, used by a Desktop App. However, when I start up the App, I get the following series of transactions
{
"code": 200,
"message": "Success",
"data": {
"key1": "<redacted>",
"key2": "<redacted>",
... |
According to the "Single sign-on" page on Wikipedia:
A simple version of single sign-on can be achieved over IP networks using cookies but only if the sites share a common DNS parent domain.
This means that if the user has authenticated on login.foo.org, then
the web-server on login.foo.org issues an authentication c... |
My network sniffer for websites has discovered a number of hosting domains in the report which I can not correctly assign to categories. I don't know if there are providers behind these domains that load tags or trackers or if malware/adware simply appeared in the network traffic from the website users.
What I have tri... |
While making a website I made an interesting mistake, and I'm wondering if this could be used to achieve XSS. I've come very close, but not quite.
I can put my user input into a string inside of a <script> tag. It looks something like this:
<script>
// some code above
some_variable = "my user input"
// some code below
... |
I try to execute a meterpreter shellcode to a windows machine. In order to bypass the AV, I try to load the shellcode in the memory thanks to the DelegateType Reflection technique. Below, the first lines of the powershell commands:
$systemdll = ([AppDomain]::CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies() | Where-Object { $_.GlobalAssem... |
Here's our scenario. I have a NodeJS server running that connects to a Microsoft SQL Server using an application account (SQL Basic Auth). The Username and Password were stored in the configuration files when the app was created.
We now want to tighten down security. Originally, an idea was floated of using Environm... |
My company distributes software that runs on locally installed Ubuntu Virtual Machines. To update the software, we pull our latest code down from Github.
Some IT departments have github blocked on their firewall. One IT guy suggested to us that they would be more open to adding a permanent rule to their firewall if we ... |
I have seen multiple videos/tutorials regarding how to setup the email system in Django.
It seems that they all assume as long as the password is stored in an environmental variable, no encryption is required.
Is that so? Shouldn't passwords be encrypted? Is it because TLS provides some sort of security that makes it O... |
When we are talking about JWT authentication, how big of a security risk would it be to eliminate the concept of a refresh token and just have a single JWT have an expiration time of, let's say 30 days.
The refresh token could still be accessed by a cookie / local storage (even though many people also thinks this is a ... |
Looking at this question Openid connect nonce replay attack and the answer by @benbotto. I understand the replay attack in implicit flow but unable to understand it for auth code flow. Let's say an attacker intercepts the authentication response. The attacker could then paste the response (the 302 location) into their ... |
Facial recognition is ubiquitous and methods like disguises, surgical masks and makeup are becoming ineffective owing to the improvement in algorithms.
In light of these advances, what are some countermeasures to avoid being identified in a public setting (cafe, restaurant, street etc)?
The purpose is to be able keep o... |
During experimentation with the gobuster tool, and trying to find the subdomains matches of a domain (let's call that testdomain.com), I got some strange results and I explain.
The command used was $ gobuster dns -d testdomain.com -w mywordlist.txt -o subdomain_results.txt which gave me a list of subdomains (like examp... |
I am running a server with Django and Nginx. I tried to hide the admin panel by assigning it a 50digit random string as URL (something like https://mydomain/asidfhifuerbdsi...). Now someone found this URL and I am wondering if this was possible without hacking my page.
More information:
There is a sitemap, but the URL... |
Some of my files have been encrypted by ransomware. I can find some backup of files (unfortunately not all of them). Can I find the password of the 7Z zipped+encrypted files if I also have some of the original files?
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I have a question related to this FAQ:
https://pcissc.secure.force.com/faq/articles/Frequently_Asked_Question/How-does-encrypted-cardholder-data-impact-PCI-DSS-scope?q=how+does+encrypted+data+impact+the+scope&l=en_US&fs=Search&
It says:
The following are each in scope for PCI DSS:
Systems performing encryption and/or... |
As described here: https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-oauth-security-topics-13.html#proposed-countermeasures-2
Note on pre-warmed secrets: An attacker can circumvent the
countermeasures described above if he is able to create or capture the
respective secret or code_challenge on a device under his control,
which is ... |
For example, can an .exe file be spoofed in .txt or .mp3 in Windows and still be executed as an executable?
I know some basic methods like:
using right-to-left override character (U+202E)
winrar 4 zip file exploit (no longer working)
Is there another new method of doing it in a recent version of Windows?
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There are many articles out there stating that a user's encrypted files are lost after an administrator resets the password of that user.
I tried:
Logged on as user (Domain User) with password 54321
created a file named test.txt on the desktop
encrypted the file using EFS (The certificate was automatically generated)
... |
I was wondering if the connection towards the ocsp responder/server is TLS encrytped itself. Meaning that the client requesting a validity check for a certificate verifies the OCSPs server certificate?
If so that OCSP server should be signed by the a root ca (which the client can verify via its truststore) in order to ... |
I want to analyze the traces of a program in my VM by executing it and then capturing the memory and disk using FTK Imager.
However, it looks like --given the environment I have-- the program only runs for a couple seconds, and --since the target program is done before FTK ends-- the memory snapshot doesn't show the ex... |
Assuming a private_key.pem and the associated certificate client_cert.pem signed by CA (CSR signed with private_key.pem).
Next, I create the pfx container with:
# create pfx with private_key.pem and client_certificate.pem
openssl pkcs12 -export -in client_cert.pem -inkey private_key.pem -certfile client_cert.pem -out c... |
I'm currently working at home. My employer provides me a VPN access to the company resources: intranet, ssh access to computers, etc. I was wondering what exactly means to use a VPN, and what type of information my employer can "see" of my use of the internet. Is all traffic routed through my company, so they can see w... |
In a buffer overflow exploit, when we use a JMP ESP instruction to jump to the ESP, instead of using the address of the JMP ESP, can't we use the opcodes of it?. I generated the opcodes of the JMP ESP instruction with mona in Immunity Debugger.
!mona assemble -s "JMP ESP"
Which was \xff\xe4
In my case, the offset wher... |
I usually receive e-mails from an organization called Change.org, that is a site for create on-line petitions (it's site is https://www.change.org/).
The thing is, they send me e-mails with suggestions about petitions to sign in, but the sender's email is change@f.change.org.
I started to think about this e-mail and I'... |
If someone uses the administrator Windows account for everyday work while having the default UAC settings they will be prompted by UAC whenever an application other than certain predefined system apps requires elevated permissions. From the security point of view this is equivalent to no protections against malware get... |
Why would different JetBrains IDE products need to query the installed antivirus product in the exact same way that malicious programs do?
The wmi command is the following:
wmic /namespace:\\root\securitycenter2 path antivirusproduct get displayname,productstate
I observed this command coming from idea64 (intellij) and... |
I currently have a fiber optic internet connection at home. My ISP uses GPON where the ONU acts as a gateway device which has a direct fiber optic connection to it. ONU is a Huawei HG8145V5.
I understand that downstream network traffic in a GPON splitter network is broadcast to all ONUs simultaneously,and each ONU does... |
These days I see many apps request access to photos on iPhone. I understand app request access to photos to iOS which then request access to me, that sounds ok. In that context I can allow access to all photos or just some (I don't remember all the options).
What happens when app have access to your photos? Does it me... |
I am curious about the Integrity metric in CVSS 3.1.
Low is:
"Modification of data is possible, but the attacker does not have
control over the consequence of a modification, or the amount of
modification is limited. The data modification does not have a direct,
serious impact on the impacted component."
High is:
"T... |
When GPS is spoofed in a smartphone, does this affect whatever is being monitored? Suppose I spoof the GPS on my smartphone, such as lazy Pokemon GO players do to play from their couch. Will this spoof be transmitted to a surveillance agency that could be monitoring the device? Or will it only affect the results on the... |
I recently found that the latest release of a major Linux distribution (MX Linux) uses DSA-1024 in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg and in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/*.gpg
It also probably uses SHA-1 as the signature algorithm (which is the most common one used with DSA-1024)
Is using DSA-1024 safe, especially considering the fact tha... |
There are a variety of anti-audio recording devices out there, including white noise generators which can block audio recording equipments especially phones. What specs should I be looking for if I want a device that will work against all audio recording devices? Is that even technically possible?
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I have bunch of cat images whose names are sha1 of website where it was posted.
Here is an example: 3afec3b4765f8f0a07b78f98c07b83f013567a0a.jpg
website: http://www.example.com/image.jpg
If sha1 is simple/dumb function i.e. hash = sha1('text with no random salt attached') and every time it produces the same hash result... |
I live in a student house with 2 guys and a girl and I'm not very tech-savvy. When we moved in we got Virgin Media broadband. I have set this up before and the admin panel is very basic with no features that allow you to be intrusive.
Shortly after moving in, one of my housemates (let's call him Steve) started insistin... |
I have golang app that works as server which a single client accesses by the IP hostname (aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd). Trying to implement mTLS.
Since I have only one client, its cert/key pair (myclient.crt/myclient.key) is directly stored in the server app with the self-signed CA cert (notmyca.crt).
The connection between both w... |
I understand, that mobile phone verification is probably the most convenient way to validate real users and avoid spam, but those "secure/private" messengers are afterward still bound to phone numbers, and this has inherent vulnerabilities with regard to security - your whole account depends on SMS codes (and as discu... |
I have the following setup Nginx + php-fpm, Nginx is running on port 80 and 443.
Recently I noticed that connections were made from this servers port 80 to a remote machine on port 580x. [ src port is 80 (Nginx) and dst port is 580x]
Has someone seen such an exploit before ? I have checked the Nginx logs, nestat connec... |
I'm implementing custom authentication & session management system in Node.js & PostgreSQL. My goal is to implement sessions that expire after 2 weeks (if not refreshed/renewed).
OWASP and other resources suggest to store unhashed session IDs both in database and cookie. However, if those session IDs are leaked from th... |
I use the same email address for the AWS root user and my Amazon shopping account.
Unfortunately the password for both parts of Amazon is also the same, when I change the AWS password I automatically have the same for the shopping part.
But I want to have different passwords (but same email address), how do I manage th... |
I click a link with good content (this doesn't guarantee the site isn't compromised) and Firefox gives me this error:
Websites prove their identity via certificates. Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for example.net. The certificate is only valid for the following names: ... |
can HSTS be considered asa remediation for the vulneraberabity "cookies are not protected by secure flag" for a PCI DSS auditor?
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I recently discovered the problem with Percent-encoding.
It makes perfectly sense when we are dealing with such problem in a browser scenario. But I don't get why a software like WinSCP can be affected by the same issue.
In my opinion the special character encoding/decoding shouldn't happen in normal SFTP software (as ... |
The big picture is:
an android application which authenticate user with an external openid provider (such as azure AD)
a Java EE server which expose rest endpoints securized with the validation of the jwt token generated by the openid provider and appendend by the android application on each request
What is the bes... |
This is more of a question on the actual use of the terms rather than the definitions, so my question is this:
Are dictionary and rainbow table attacks a type of brute force attack or are they different entirely? Would it be okay to call a dictionary attack a brute force attack?
I've had this question for a while now b... |
If I move a malicious file to Google drive, can my other files there get infected? Or can my google account itself get compromised?
|
I'm looking to profile a service running inside a specific docker container. I went through the documentation of aa-genprof and aa-autodep and both take program as input to profile. I can't seem to find a way to point those programs to profile a binary inside the docker container.
I tried mounting the directory of the ... |
In recent weeks I have seen a handful of senior employees in my organization receive a confirmation email from Wester Union for a new account creation. The issue is that none of these users have created a WU account.
I have verified all links in the email and it is NOT a phishing campaign. These are legitimate emails f... |
I've been reading into the Meltdown and Spectre bugs recently and the issues they cause for virtualised servers, as memory in one VM can potentially be accessed by another user in a separate VM with the same host.
I found this article on DigitalOcean (here), where they talk about making sure to apply new kernel patches... |
We've built a number of APIs that sit behind a load balancer.
request -> lb -> app1
-> app2
-> app3
The load balancer routes requests based on the path to the specific backends.
For example:
api.mycompany.com/app1 -> app1 backend
api.mycompany.com/app2 -> app2 backend
api.mycompany.com/app3... |
I work for a large company with IT support that uses LogMeIn to take control of our PCs when troubleshooting. Today while being assisted I was asked to log into an internal website during a LogMeIn sessions in which the support analyst had control of my computer (presumably through RDP). Is it possible for the suppor... |
We have an issue with ModSecurity rule 941160 being triggered by the WordPress feature legacy-widget-preview because the request to upload an image file into the widget matches "<img src="
The ModSecurity log file has this:
Apache-Error: [file "apache2_util.c"] [line 271] [level 3] [client XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX] ModSecurity... |
I have 3 VM's
1 with Ubuntu server version 20.04, apache2, php, mysql and DVWA. (10.0.2.4)
1 with Ubuntu client version 20.04 with hydra installed. (10.0.2.5)
1 with Kali 2021.3. (10.0.2.6)
All VM's are at the same Nat Network.
hydra 10.0.2.4 -V -l admin -p password http-get-form "/vulnerabilities/brute/:username=^US... |
I struggle to understand what relation RADIUS has with PAP and CHAP.
Individually, I understand how CHAP and PAP work but I need clarification
Based on the image above, imagine I set up the switch using the Radius Server to authenticate users. Everything is working. I can SSH to the switch from my PC and use some cred... |
I would like to implement my own CAPTCHA challenge for a website. The framework I use implements client-side session cookies, which are not encrypted, only signed with server's private key.
The problem is persistence. How can one persist a CAPTCHA'ed request and response?
For example, the server generates a challenge, ... |
I am currently testing a website that appears to make a refresh token request every time I focus away from the web browser and back, or away from the tab the website is open in and back to it. I've confirmed these requests are refreshing my access token. My question is whether this poses an additional security risk or ... |
My company is using virtual credit cards and since we are PCI compliant (and want to be in the future) I was wondering about the requirements of storing/processing and transmitting PAN numbers of virtual credit cards.
E.g. As part of the business operations, my company needs to send information of the virtual credit ca... |
I have to set up internet controls for our schools study hall/testing center. The idea is that computers on that network should only be able to access the school's webportal and learning platform that the school uses during class hours, but allow full access outside of class hours. Students may use their own device/l... |
In here, it is required to actually share your Wireguard public key to be able to port forward:
https://mullvad.net/en/help/port-forwarding-and-mullvad/
So if this key is actually used for encryption, why would Mullvad need to specifically only know it to port forward (wouldn't the public key get exchanged anyway in th... |
I've read through several articles and posts here and on other resources and I'm still confused.
Say I have a key pair, and I got a server certificate for my public key from some trusted CA. Now I'm generating fake certificate for some domain that someone else owns and sign it with my private key from that pair.
Having... |
Are there any methods for stopping a subscription bomb other than issuing a new email address? Creating gmail filters is only getting us so far as there are more emails coming in than we can keep up with. It feels like a losing battle.
Is there a regex we can use to stop all non-english characters? I've tried a non-asc... |
My research:
I found this security stackexchange post but it didn't answer my question.
I know that you can do similar things using astresik with voip provider.
I came up on o blog that explain that sim card is computer ect.. link
But can you spoof you caller id but not using a voip (your carrier instead)
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Since I write an API for a website, I'm interested in his login system and his requests but something bothered me, I have the impression that the security system is weak...
When I login, I send POST request containing the login form, but my login cookie is plain text saved ( maybe insecurly deserialized ) -> a:2:{i:0;... |
In my situation my private key is in an HSM. I cannot access it for use with the various bitcoin golang libraries. Most of the functions require the private key "in-use". Although in my case, I can generate the signature later used for signing with an HSM API, I can't use the remainder of the library because of this is... |
As of today, web security gateways add a layer of complexity to corporate web traffic while - in my opinion - only adding a small layer of protection, as most web traffic is encrypted nowadays.
Of course, it's - as of now - possible to MITM the encrypted traffic, but that has additional drawbacks in fact - again in my ... |
I am using THC Hydra (v9.0) on GNU/Linux to pentest my private API.
The GET route in question requires a key as GET parameter which returns an auth token if the correct key was submitted else "false".
If no key or a wrong key is submitted, the route returns always "false" for the next 5 seconds, even if the correct key... |
A website takes user input and pass into img src. What is the possible impact that I can do with it?
<img src="https://website.com/static/{user-input}">
I did think of some options:
Testing for XSS
Logout CSRF: website.com/static/../logout
Is open redirect possible by doing something like website.com/static/@//google.... |
I am storing my passwords in a password manager (keepass). Also I am using keepass to set up one-time passwords for some accounts. Keepass is storing the seeds of the OTP's in its database.
If my keepass DB is compromised I am losing my passwords plus my OTP seeds.
Is the OTP adding extra security in this case? Or do I... |
We all know that SmartCards protect private keys much better than any software-based solution. However, when it comes to the Windows Cert Store to be compared to SmartCards: how difficult is it for an attacker to extract the private key of a certificate-bundle from that Windows Cert Store?
Asking this question, I am w... |
Could someone doctor an email to make it appear that it was sent from a different sender at an earlier date? For example, could someone who knows my email address make it appear that I had emailed someone last year?
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I have an application with a server-client architecture. The server is a REST/JSON API and the client reaches to the server via HTTPS. I currently have a short-lived access token (JWT, stateless, 15 minutes) that is attached for each authenticated request and a long-lived refresh token (random, stateful, 7 days). The r... |
I have heard many prank calls from ~2004-2007. In many of them, completely different people all mention the same thing about them "tracking the pranker", clearly in an attempt to scare the prank caller into ceasing to call them, and specifically mentioning that it's "better the longer the call goes on" because it "make... |
According to the freeradius document https://freeradius.org/radiusd/man/rlm_pap.txt I can use NT-Password as the type of storing user's password. However, I have only found the type of generating raw MD4 as NTLM Hash. As I need to use MSCHAPv2, I cannot switch to the more secure SSHA2-Password. Are there any other type... |
linux security and root access question....
I'm setting up a server that has a validator node running on it for a blockchain. I was trying to harden the security of my server. I set up ufw for all ports but those necessary for the node to operate. I set up 2FA, SSH with ed25519, and then I was spending time trying to f... |
How would you test the security of a flat file processing application?
Perhaps the question is more about how does the back-end of an application that takes a flat file with a specific template as input handle such input.
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First some definitions and common understanding.
The premise of secure boot is that each binary get's verified before
it is loaded. This starts with the firmware in ROM verifying the EFI
application.
For the case of a Linux boot that EFI application is
shim which is signed with a
Microsoft key embedded in most x86/64 ... |
I was reading through Facebook's data policy which also encompasses instagram, messenger, etc. It looked like the usual all encompassing breach of privacy I have come to expect from the company but one section in particular jumped out at me, it was under the device information section.
"Device attributes: information s... |
For personal learning I'm developing a webapp (PHP+MySQL) with login procedure as described in this article. I'm using two (pseudo)tables for validation:
[users]
id | username | password_hashed
[sessions]
id | username | session_id | session_token_hashed | session_expired
TLDR: How random/cryptographically secure do ... |
Another question inspired by a recent discussion in the 'The DMZ' chatroom.
Long story short: IT guys are worried that accountants' workstations may become compromised because accountants watch cat meme websites. Proposed solution: Lock down the devices used by accountants so that they may not watch cat meme websites.
... |
I'm looking into a spam bot that's been sending me messages on my phone (Samsung s10). It's sent a couple images that I want to try and scrape for metadata and do a reverse image search on. Since the images are from an untrusted source I don't want to download them to my phone. Is there a way to safely get these images... |
Imagine this typical Fake WiFi scenario:
A bad actor creates a fake coffee shop Wifi and therefore is in full control of the network. An unsuspecting victim would connect to the Wifi and log in to their email password via an HTTPS website.
Would the bad actor be able to get the credentials if the victim is on their fa... |
Browsers follow certain standards to securely render webpages and execute scripts. But it's all in browser.
An example is that I can't access stuff inside a JS module from the browser console.
What if there exists a modified WebKit/gecko engine that follows no such standards and is specifically meant for offending the ... |
Let's assume we have an example machine connected to the internet. This machine is typically a client one, and it has no services like ssh running on. Does this kind of machines need any firewall to restrict incoming connections? On the one hand, there's no services that would accept the network packets, so there's no ... |
Following Scenario:
You unlock your phone and you give it to someone so they can promply check it out (since it's a new phone).
Now let's presume that the very exact person has intentions to install spyware on you phone without your knowledge. Without you looking, can that person go to settings > allow downloads from u... |
My understanding is that client impersonation cannot be prevented for Native Desktop Apps. If all standard controls: State, PKCE, Redirect_URI confirmation etc are in place, to prevent auth_code leakage or injection. Then the only way an attacker could reasonably compromise a flow is if they are capable of manipulating... |
I know there are some standards for transferring data securely such as HTTPS for web applications, or SPC & SFTP for secure file transfers.
Encrypting files using PGP is a way to encrypt files during emails transfers.
I want to add a layer of security to my files which are going to be transported over SFTP/SCP and encr... |
We have a tactical red team in-house. For the company compliance audit (SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001), we are forced to install the compliance check agent. With almost all the malware and hacking tools, how can we exclude or propose to the auditor not to mark them as noncompliant?
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I keep reading the term "reversibly encrypted" and that confuses me because I thought that is kind of the point of encryption, that it can be decrypted.
I googled it, as a good student, and found this encyclopedia entry.
irreversible encryption A cryptographic process that transforms data deterministically to a form f... |
I am moving to a country where the government can compel you to reveal passwords for your devices at the border, rendering the full disk encryption on my linux laptop useless.
Other than uploading everything to the cloud, what else can I do to take my data with me safely?
Ideally, I would like a solution which preserve... |
I am pretty sure that the answer to my question is no, but I have been have a hard time finding an answer through official documentation or other posts here. Here is simple use case for some context:
Python backend web application (api.domain.com)
Frontend JavaScript SPA (app.domain.com)
post requests to api.domain.co... |
I'm implementing RSA public-private key encryption and decryption and the input of these functions is encoded as hexadecimal. The library I use (react-native-rsa) however only accepts plain strings for encryption so I cannot convert the hexadecimal to a byte array first.
Encrypting the hexadecimal string works fine, bu... |
I am in the process of converting an older computer into a dedicated machine learning server. I want to be able to RDS into it from my current computer and ideally from anywhere. However, I do want to follow best practices and prevent other people from accessing it via including some form of MFA on Windows 10 Pro. Is t... |
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