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My lecturer said that if the server sends a public key certificate (RSA) signed by a Certificate Authority that the client does not know about (i.e. the client doesn't have a master certificate for the root CA in that chain), then the key exchange protocol falls back to some form of unauthenticated Diffie-Hellman (e.g....
As I understand it, when a client wants to authenticate to an application server using Kerberos it must first request a service ticket from the KDC (and possibly a ticket-granting-ticket if it does not already have one). For scenarios where the client cannot directly connect to the KDC but can connect to the applicatio...
I have a child domestic violence victim I am trying to collect evidence from and coordinate relief for (remotely), but I have cause to believe her phone and/or identity has been hijacked in the past to sabotage her escape options and paint her as non-credible ahead of law enforcement intervention. In addition the suspe...
I have tried to dip my toe into android hacking. I followed this helpful article on Medium. I'm using NoxPlayer emulator and OWASP ZAP as proxy. I have rooted the device, imported certificate from ZAP, changed the file extension to .cer . I have developer mode and have I managed to connect to the device from the host m...
Assuming a given SSD supports TRIM, and is on a physical bus that supports sending that command, and the connected computer is running an OS that is aware of TRIM: If the drive is formatted, or has had its files erased, will the data be unrecoverable after the drive's firmware has performed its full garbage collection ...
There are recommendations to run processes as a non-privileged user within the docker container: [...] run your processes as non-privileged users inside the container See: docs.docker.com, also 1, 2 One reason I can see is that an attacker who got access to the container can install malicous software. However, I run ...
I would like to implement a "Login from a suspicious location" email for my users. The first thing that came to my mind was to use a GeoIP Latitude Longitude and a k-d tree to compare the distance between the current login and the geographically closest prior login for a threshold. The problem I'm seeing is that to ach...
I manage a set of service providers (SP1, SP2, SP3, etc), and we currently have this SAML SSO flow working where the SP causes a POST submit to the SAML IDP with an XML SAML request which includes an SP SAML Endpoint. The SAML IDP returns a SAMLresponse token to the browser which sends it to the SP SAML endpoint for ve...
In the past, to install VirtualBox on Debian/Ubuntu you needed to sign some kernel modules, otherwise it would not work. The process involved creating a key pair, importing the public key as a MOK (Machine Owner Key) in the firmware, signing the modules with your private key, etc. If you didn't want to do this, and rep...
A vendor implements two-factor authentication that requires us to enter a TOTP code generated, for example by FreeOTP, after user/password. I asked them how it is possible that using two different sessions from two different computers I am able to use the same code in both sessions to log in which defies the nature of ...
I work as a CISO/Director of Cybersecurity for a large hospital. My background is in penetration testing, but I'm fairly new (a couple years) to the healthcare side. The challenge that I and almost every healthcare security exec faces is securing with medical devices that are ghastly expensive to replace and have littl...
A vendor's software is generating CSRs with no keyUsage or extendedKeyUsage set and in combination with this they contain commonNames that are not fully qualified domain names. If I submit them to Digicert as "Private SSL" certificates they sign them for me. I understand that web browsers will ignore the CN and treat o...
I recently updated the certificate on my site and after a few days and a checked with Security Scorecard, I noticed that the certificate is self-signed. Is that legal and permitted? As you can see, the certificate is released to "DST Root CA" by "DST Root CA". That configuration is considered as a security error by Se...
Do docker (web service/server)s run unattended updates? Otherwise, how to do this? I am worried about the recent sudo -s CVE. How are docker containers affected? If I set up an auditing system with remote logging, and have unattended/security updates for docker web apps, is this sufficiently secure?
Question resolved: no reason at this time to assume the remote access was with any malicious intent. [skip this beginning if you want] My partner was offered a job with a real estate listing company doing photo processing for their virtual tours, and this rang a couple of alarm bells: their photos aren't super profess...
A lot of services offer authentication with FIDO2, such as Twitter, but only allow the user to set one "security key". This is problematic in case the key is lost or breaks. The ideal solution would be to allow a user to set up multiple keys, similar to how Google does, but that's not something the user can influence. ...
I was playing around on my website and was trying to hack it. I read an article about telnet the article said to test telnet hostname/ipaddress port. I used this and I got this back: Trying 103.211.216.63... Connected to 103.211.216.63. Escape character is '^]'. 220-bh-in-20.webhostbox.net ESMTP Exim 4.93 #2 Wed, 03 Fe...
This question is intended for better understanding of security features of Android architecture. In particular, I want to know what part of the architecture needs to be secure to prevent an attacker from gaining control of the hardware (say speaker, or microphone). Specifically, is it the Linux Kernel, the Android OS, ...
Maybe someone can explain why my concern is not realistic. If I create a browser-based app with a login (let's say I'm Facebook or Microsoft), why wouldn't I store all the wrong passwords people type? Some of them have to be valid passwords for other apps and I (if I were dishonest) could probably sell them. From ...
I am trying to Use AES to store passwords for a password manager. For authentication I am already using bcrypt. As AES uses 256 bit Key can I use SHA256 to generate 256 bit key from hashed value of bcrypt(Not talking about hash saved in Db).
I wanted to know if anyone had experience sensoring single flows that generate 90 kpps or upward of traffic. My conundrum is that I use tools which I would like to be able to properly see an entire flow with (Zeek, Suricata), however both of these utilities are not capable of handling larger traffic volumes if a single...
I'll formulate my question in regards to timestamped PDF, but I wonder actually about the long term validation of RFC3161 tokens in general. So, PAdES has the concept of Long Term Validation, which means (correct me if I'm wrong), that a document contains all the necessary data to confirm even after a certificate has e...
My question is about how to properly store RFC3161 tokens, so that their validity can be verified for a long time (aka "long term validation") Let's say I use an RFC3161 (https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3161.txt) to timestamp data (not signatures in this case, just the hash of some data that I want to prove existed at this...
If a webpage is delivered over HTTPS, the browser makes this clear with a padlock symbol. It's something that people look for. My browser also makes it clear that a page is not secure. Why aren't emails treated similarly? In Gmail, you have to open up a small pop-up to see that an email is signed by DKIM and delivered ...
hi I started to find bug bounty vulnerabilities and i think i found a te.cl vulnerability in a website. i send GET / HTTP/1.1 Transfer-Encoding: chunked Host: subdomain.domain.com User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/78.0.3904.87 Safari/537.36 Content-type:...
To be clear when I say "private unique identifier" I mean an identifier, which is not stored on the database for the website, it would be hashed in combination with the password and a good salt in the hash table for login information to each account. And when a new user signs up or has forgotten their unique identifier...
I found a privilege escalation bug in an HTTP response page and I want to fuzz one of the field with ID values that define the admin role and see if any other viable ID comes up. Is there a way to do this?
In WPA 4-way handshake and in Message 3 (while GTK transfer), A RSC (Received sequence Number ) sent by the Authenticator (AP) to the supplicant. The only information I found about RSC is that it's the starting sequence Number for GTK. How is it generated and How is it relevant for the supplicant?
I'm new to buffer overflow exploitation. I've written a simple C program which will ask the user to input a string (as a password) and match that string with "1235". If matched then it will print "Access Approved", otherwise it'll print "Access Denied". Now I'm trying to overflow the string buffer which will overwrite ...
Does implementing a Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) give you any advantages over an Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution? I've been trying to do research on this, but are struggling to find good sources comparing the two together, or even discussing them within the same context. There seems to be a ...
The company X is selling its home made IoT device. Each IoT device is only communicating over Internet with a web server of the X company, using HTTPS (with state-of-the art configuration : latest TLS protocol, higher cipher suite, etc). Is there any good security reasons for the X company to encapsulate the HTTPS traf...
I have two sticks of RAM in my computer that I would like to sell or donate. From what I understand some RAM is volatile, losing all its contents when power is gone for a few minutes, and some is non-volatile, retaining that information after power is lost. I would like to know which kind of RAM I have and whether it i...
The RFC3161 (https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3161.txt) specification states 3. Transports There is no mandatory transport mechanism for TSA messages in this document. The mechanisms described below are optional; additional optional mechanisms may be defined in the future. It lists a few examples such as 3.2. Fi...
I want to make an application that uses oauth2 and JWT as access tokens for securing some apis and providing authentication mechanisms. The application is a microservice architecture and wirtten in python. It would be deployed on AWS. So I have a authorization-service and an api-service. I want the auth-service to sign...
What is the industry standard on this matter? How do you handle the keys for your websites, apis, micro-services, etc. If I create private keys without password they will be 100% compromised if one has access to them. On the other hand if I use a password they won't be compromised if one has the key without the passwor...
Can my Root, Intermediate and SAN certificates have the same serial number? The serial number is 00. If the Root, Intermediate and SAN should not have same serial numbers, then should I use the random serial number which gets generated when I do not mention 00? Or, suggest me which serial numbers to use for those. I am...
I've found an application that allows arbitrary file upload (client side validation on file extensions), however those files are not stored in a folder which is accessible by the webserver, so a web shell is not possible. However, due to detailed debug output provided by the webserver the file upload function simply p...
Hope someone can explain the impact as I know a bit but not too much about using certificates. We use an external CA QV (I think now Digicert) to create certs and install into the web, vpn, wired/wireless dot1x servers. QV recently revoked an ICA and provided a new intermediate which prompted a scramble toupdate the vp...
So OpenSSL can calculate a hash value for X509 certificates that uniquely identifies this certificate: https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.0.2/man1/x509.html (argument -hash or -subject_hash) now, if I have a CMS file (https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3852) in DER encoding, which has a SignedData field with exactly one ...
Having difficulty understanding how to translate 'traditional' vulnerability management to a cloud environment. Previously accustomed to using tools like OpenVAS and Nessus, setting up scans which target static IPs and CIDR blocks. This approach does not appear to lend itself well to a modern cloud environment from wha...
I learned about this years ago and don't remember enough of the keywords to search for it appropriately. Its where sites can tell the browser that the site must not allow the site to be downgraded to HTTP.
From my understanding, while HTTPS does not stop a mitm, it makes it so the mitm cannot read the plaintext requests. But, the mitm could still tamper with the public/private keys anyways, so in came the use of encryption certificate companies. However, as far as I know these are meant for use over the internet. So over...
OS: Lubuntu When using Outline Manager from Alphabet, it asks to allow incoming TCP connections on ports ranging from 1024 to 65535. Could this be a security flow, more exploitable, than buying a VPN from a third party?
I was practising on OWASP Mutillidae, and I met a problem. There's a task that examines our knowledge of UNION query. The vulnerable query is: SELECT * FROM accounts WHERE username=' The accounts table has 5 columns, and we want to obtain schema_name from information_schema.schemata So I write [John' UNION ...] in the...
I have been going through OWASP guidelines on managing JWT based authentication. So, I have decided to change my current JWT implementation as per that. Flow is as below. When authenticated successfully, Generate accessToken as JWT also an opaque refreshToken *(Also add a bcrypt hash of some random string as csrf in t...
Recently I had a Windows 10 (64 bit) PC where Windows Defender would report that it found and (apparently) removed a "threat" it calls Win32/Tnega!MSR. Unfortunately, the removal was unsuccessful, and after restarting the machine, the same message would pop up again. I then built a "Windows PE" USB stick with various a...
I just got my academic license for Shodan and I was playing around it. I noticed that when I use the has_screenshot:true filter it even shows screenshots from sites which requests authentication. How is that possible? Because according to this, Shodan can not do that. So am I seeing a cached version or something?
We know that in WPA2's four-way handshake, a MIC is generated in order verify the supplicant (client). But how it is generated? Is something hashed to get the MIC? The PTK (pairwise transient key) depends on the nonces and MAC addresses and also the PMK (Pairwise Master Key); what are the inputs upon which the MIC depe...
A problem with Chrome extensions was raised in an earlier question: extension owners can sell their extension to another owner, who can then insert malicious code. From a user's perspective, they may trust the initial owner and install an extension, only to find malicious code silently installed months later when the e...
I recently wrote this answer, in which I explained the process of HSTS preloading. However, I noticed that I didn't actually know the exact mechanism for fetching preload information works. I have checked the Chromium Documentation, MDN Web Docs, hstspreload.org and others, but they all only explain what purpose preloa...
Recently, we've had users complain that they forget that they have an account, try registering, and get error message that the user with such email already exists. There is a proposal to just log them in such cases. So, if the user inputs valid login info into registration form, they are just logged in instead. Obvious...
I am concerned that if it is possible to copy these as .reg files (without privs) and then (on another machine) reverse the .hiv files from them... this would probably be bad, which makes me think it's likely not possible. Has this/is this done to anyone's knowledge? I found some tools that claim the ability to go from...
If a user through a request can add a record to a table (for each request) is theoretically possible that he could cause a dos attack just increasing the size of a table?
If I want to use a S3 clone to host something somewhat sensitive (probably digitalocean, since it's cheapest and probably has a perfectly good quality), is it sensible to do it this way: https://s3clone.example.com/Ki3mCdA3eFrC5haIVvUkZaUOuceisGmv85ZXt4qgXoZuMwOL1IKiG21Cm6i4u83wMpQZNqEibh4CHNUr61s6rCwvAK0IUsCCwZO8MTZa4...
I recently found malware that uses TLS 1.2 to communicate with the c2 server. I wanted to check the content of that but is encrypted. I have tried the method with the SSLKEYLOGFILE but unlike for HTTPS traffic via the browser (in this case firefox), there is no "encrypt TLS" tab in wireshark. Is there a way to get the ...
Since most websites will let user retry their password, lets say 3 times in a row, in case of mistype or forgotten password. Exceeding the set number of retry the account will be locked or timed out. If one were to use online dictionary attack to gain access to a certain account, wouldn't that be a very inefficient met...
I've seen the routersploit program on Github. It's a similar program to metasploit in a way that it exploits vulnerabilities in network devices (or just routers I think. Not too sure). I see that I targets most routers and exploits their vulnerabilities, but I don't understand a few things. What do you get out of explo...
Does the SAML Identity Provider have to know which Service Provider the User is trying to authenticate with, during a Single Sign-On? By looking at the specs, I see references to various elements that to me indicate an affirmative response to the previous question, namely: protocol:AuthnRequest/Issuer protocol:AuthnRe...
I have the problem that in my particular Content Management System (CMS), preventing BFAs in website login forms without Rate limiting, Captcha or Two factor authentication isn't ready out of box or requires development resources that at least to my current understanding I don't have or cannot afford. The only other po...
Can two different Root certificates and their intermediate certs have the same serial number? I issue two root certificates: Organization: My Example Organization: My Example Organization Root Certificate Authority (serial number is 00) ----- My Example Organization Intermediate Certificate Authority (serial number is...
Should root certificates have OCSP or CRL for its own revocation status? So here is what I mean: Intermediate Cert -> http://example.com/root.crl SAN Cert -> https://example.com/intermediate.crl But should you create a crl database for root? Root Cert -> http://example.com/root.crl Like the above?
I'm configuring a Debian (Stretch) webserver to run docker containers for socks requests. So, the application would be able to authenticate (on port 1080) with the Dante server running inside the container and communicate with the web. I'm concerned about potential exploits, although I updated the iptables and set the ...
For my website I need to add "forgot password" functionality. As I searched on the internet there are too much vulnerabilities you may encounter in case of wrong implementing this functionality. Like referer leakage, account enumeration etc. How I Thought To Implement This Step One In login page there will be a link ...
I have an SSH server, where users can login to with their username and password. I want to prevent attacks that try to steal the user's passwords. Is there a way to prevent an impersonation attack on my SSH server? The attack scenario: User connects to my SSH server for the first time or from a new PC (from public/com...
My router configuration panel won't allow me to use emojis in SSID, for some reason. Although, I can very easily bypass this restriction, using the browser developer tools (which makes me think if it's a company's security concern or what). If it is a security concern: why is it so easy to bypass the router restriction...
Note that 00 in 00.pem is the serial number of the certificate. When I run this command, it also creates a file called 00.pem in the new certs directory. The 00.pem has the same content as enduser-example.com.crt. Here is the command: openssl ca -batch -config enduser-certs/enduser-certs.conf -notext -in enduser-certs/...
I have some generic USB C-to-A and A-to-C adapters that were bought cheaply. I thought that if any of them had any advanced capabilities (other than being "dumb" adapters) such as mimicking HID (keyboard, mouse) or allowing something like an attack via a USB cable then it would have to appear under 'Device Manager' in ...
I know there are ways to defend yourself against wireless attacks targeting routers such as changing default creds and implementing a firewall but are there any other techniques that'll increase your router's security?
In Mr Robot season 3, the feds are set up in a safe house spying on Elliot's internet communications (with packet sniffers?) when they intercept an email from Elliot to someone else containing a link that they think is secret information. When Elliot breaks into their safe house shortly after, they realize that clickin...
Could receiving in a text or an email, a URL link just like https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/ask of a website, which could be a pernicious one, ever pose a security problem at all? What I am asking is that: if I receive such a link but do NOT click on it, will it ever do harm to my account, computer or othe...
My ssn,dob,mother's maiden,phone number, and address were compromised and I am worried that some bad people now have all the afore mentioned information. My question is what could criminals do with this information?
I know this might sound silly but given what happened with SIGRed I wanted to ask and see what those who know think: Is there an audit or analysis out there showing the possibility of RCE with ICMP Echos against Windows hosts? I mean, SIGRed was found to be present since Windows Server 2003...so, there might be a possi...
Now that those four are in the censorship business and cooperate to surveil and exclude, I want to do more to get them out of my life. No Facebook, no Twitter, no YouTube, no G-mail, no Microsoft, no Skype--check. Mostly use the TOR network and TAILS--check. Use Fedora with ProtonVPN with AES-256 in GCM/SHA-512 and add...
I'm currently planning to deploy a project on Heroku and was wondering if it is safe to send 2FA sms messages with the blower.io heroku addon? Also is it safe/ok to send a short lived authentication code by sms or is there any way to send secure SMS messages?
Is there a standard order for the X.509 extensions of a certificate? For example: [ myca_extensions ] basicConstraints = critical,CA:FALSE keyUsage = digitalSignature,keyEncipherment extendedKeyUsage = serverAuth subjectKeyIdentifier = hash authorityKeyIdentifier = keyid:always,issuer crlDistributionPoints = @cr...
I always see "false positives" or "false negatives" in HTTP request smuggling forum posts. What does it mean? Example: HTTP Desync Attacks: Request Smuggling Reborn
Libsodium supports Blake2 for key derivation. It seems like you shouldn't truncate the output to get two keys (eg one encryption/one mac) as the recommended way is to use a counter as the salt for different keys. Would it be ok to use the encryption key as input keying material for Blake2 to derive a mac key and then s...
Generalized problem say there are 2 companies/parties A and B (there may be more) and there is an event E which is recorded by both A and B. Let's say the occurrences of event E according to A is 'E by A' and according to B is 'E by B'. B has to pay to A per event E ('some rate' multiplied by 'occurrences of E') So ass...
I'm considering storing a sysmetric encryption key in the form of a CyptoKey Object with extractable set to false in IndexedDB and I was wandering whether this is safe or not. The questions that I didn't find the answers to are: How are the keys stored on the users computer ? in plain text ? encrypted ? or as function...
I read somewhere that TPMs are not hard to be rendered useless or broken by improper use of its API, considering I have complete user access to it via the command line. Is that true? Could you give an example of what I could do to destroy my TPM or my data by improper use?
I am studying WEP protocol and more specifically fake authentication attack. Man page says This is only useful when you need an associated MAC address in various aireplay-ng attacks and there is currently no associated client. Whereas the whole point of the attack is to authenticate by capturing an authentication, and...
I own a Pixel C tablet, which currently has Android 8.1 installed. The Pixel C has officially been discontinued at the end of 2017, and received its last security update 2019. I would like to keep using it, since I only use it to watch YouTube videos and occasionally play some games. However, the fact that it no longer...
I mostly use the Tails browser, but I also use Firefox in Fedora with several add-ons such as TrackMeNot, HTTPS Everywhere, uBlock Origin, NoScript, and Fingerprint Detector. I would like to obfuscate collection against myself when I use Firefox. I do not consider active attack, only passive. CC Cleaner and AVG Interne...
Asked this question on Bitcoin SE was told to post it here. I'm developing a custom Bitcoin service. Besides for the core application (which is written in PHP) I'm going to install a blog for updates and news. Although I would never try to tweak WordPress itself to provide the core functionality I need (as this would p...
I have been trying to figure out a way to script a way to background my auto run scripts. It seems like everything works perfectly fine with the exception of the background command. For example: kerberos credentials ==================== Username Domain Password -------- ------ -------- (n...
Let's say that my passphrase is: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaapassword9 Yes, it looks ridiculous. But only because we already know it. An attacker, trying to brute-force their way into this passphrase, has zero knowledge about it. That is, unless they have somehow heard or seen me boast about how I always pi...
Sometimes I have to fix an infected WordPress website. I always check the infected website from a virtual machine (Oracle VM VirtualBox). I'm also running Norton 360 DeluXe on the host machine. In the 2 most recent projects, for both, I received a notice from Norton that 'an intrusion attempt was detected and blocked',...
I have a question how to deal with whitelisting field arrays in modsecurity. Currently am doing the following: ... ctl:ruleRemoveTargetById=942510;ARGS:_owc_pdc_faq_group[0][pdc_faq_answer]" ... ctl:ruleRemoveTargetById=942510;ARGS:_owc_pdc_faq_group[1][pdc_faq_answer]" ... ctl:ruleRemoveTargetById=942510;ARGS:_owc_pdc...
First of all I am not a "computer person" and I'm not going to spend a year learning more about computer stuff so I don't have to ask questions here. I've searched for similar questions, and while they provided some advice, much of it was simply too vague for someone like me. I imagine that other people would also bene...
In the PCI DSS3 requirements it states that the user must change their password every 90 days, how are banks in the UK getting around this requirement? Is it because of 2FA? As a new business we are analysing the requirements and what we need to do and this one in particular seems extreme when most companies aren't req...
If I have a Timestamp token, then the signing certificate for the token is identified via the ESSCertID (for RFC3161 tokens) or the ESSCertIDv2 (for FC5816) of the signing certificate, which is the SHA-1 (in the case of ESSCertID) or some other hash (in the case of ESSCertIDv2) of the DER encoding of the signing certif...
How to conduct brute force tests for directory traversal or other operations that require trial and error without accidentally turning it into DOS attack? It comes to how much bandwidth a site is capable of (and other things like memory) and it's different as to every site. How to measure this bandwidth? How to determi...
So, RFC5816 https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc5816.txt changes the specification of RFC3161 https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3161.txt RFC3161 specifies the 'version' field in TSTInfo to be set to 1 Why does RFC5816 not change the value of this field? wouldn't that be exactly the idea of this field? If not, how else would a new ve...
We use Snyk as our open source dependency scanner. We currently scan for vulnerable libraries on every pull request and this causes overhead to our developers. What would be a good open source vulnerability scanning frequency? Should it be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or continuous? I am trying to suggest AppSec processe...
I am not referring to any specific site in this question . If a site allows users to change email after login can't a hacker by obtaining user password due to users negligence then change email and then change username and password to gain full access ?
This may be more suitable for StackOverflow in terms of a recommendation for a library or implementation, but security-related questions are often overlooked or misinterpreted. I'd like to first understand whether the proposed mechanism is an apt solution, as well as a means to implement said solution. I will simplify ...
Virustotal is giving some alerts for the Windows installation of Surfshark VPN. I am sure they are false positives, I just wanted to hear what other users say about this...
These days I intensively read maybe all posts and topics based on software security, but I couldn't find any solution that would be acceptable for me (if there are any of them matching my requirements). So I have .EXE application written in the c# programming language and I have an installation which places all necessa...
Consider the following scenarios of storing sensitive data locally on a network connected always-on device: without any data encryption whatsoever with encryption, the key stored locally in the device with encryption, the key stored on a remote location accessible via network No matter where the key is stored, once t...
I have the following X509 certificate in PEM format: -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- MIIHsTCCBZmgAwIBAgIQKopxYDq6VHRa7GfyxvV6hjANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQsFADCB tzELMAkGA1UEBhMCQ0gxHjAcBgNVBGETFVZBVENILUNIRS0yMjEuMDMyLjU3MzE+ MDwGA1UEChM1QnVuZGVzYW10IGZ1ZXIgSW5mb3JtYXRpayB1bmQgVGVsZWtvbW11 bmlrYXRpb24gKEJJVCkxHTAbBgNVBAsTFFN3aXNzIEdv...

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