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From my current understanding, WPA networks use a network's SSID and password to produce a PSK (pre-shared-key), which encrypts/decrypts communications between the router and the client before a new key can be negotiated.
If a router does not have a set password, does this mean that the key negotiation between the rout... |
PrintSpoofer uses named pipe impersonation to elevate on Windows 10 to SYSTEM from a user with SeImpersonatePrivilege (Local Service, Network Service, Administrator etc.). The compiled version is detected by Windows Defender, therefore it would be nice to run it without touching the disk, e.g. in memory.
I've tried usi... |
Recently I had a job interview online as a developer and I had to download a .PHP file from an FTP. I used a VPN to connect to it and after downloading the file I just opened it in VS Code to see the code. Since I don't even have PHP installed on my computer to execute it, is there any chance that the file could be inf... |
We have an open source software that allows users to be created. The users are saved in an LDAP directory. The software connects to the LDAP as an administrator to write a new entry for a new user, or to edit the password if the user wants to change his password. To do this, the LDAP master password must be stored in t... |
If for example there is a game, that is specifically designed to try to get control of your game console or to be able to provide the user of the game control over their system and somehow got onto the console's respective official store (thus is easily install-able for a lot of people).
How much could it do? Are the g... |
Let's say I had an API that told me "for X resource, use this host". My iOS app would then store that host and use it whenever it needs to fetch resource X.
I'm wondering what security concerns there are around this? If I had to support this, would this make sense to store it somewhere encrypted (like the keychain) rat... |
As far as what I understand there are different approaches and I have a few doubts regarding each of them:
On the one hand, it seems that factory reset does not securely erase itself data from SSD storage for certain operating systems and devices. However, in case data are first encrypted and then the factory reset is... |
I am new to SQL injection. When I was researching a bug bounty site protected by cloudflare, unsurprisingly, entering email@gmail.com' OR 1=1--, to test SQL injection, did not work.
So later, trying to bypass the filter, there came a time when Cloudflare no longer blocked my request, what happened was that the response... |
I got an adapter for free from someone in my city.
After googling the serial number I found it also here:
https://www.ebay.de/itm/MOUSE-ADAPTER-501215-B004-PS-2-TO-USB-CONVERTER-/331762184078
Can I check if there is a keylogger or something going on inside the device ?
Kind regards
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We have a simple C#9/WPF app that we're releasing on .NET 5 Core on which we need to introduce licensing.
From what I'm reading, one of the most common patterns to do so is asymmetric encryption, aka public/private key encryption.
From what I understand, you as the developer encrypt the customer's licensing info using ... |
Encrypted .dmg on MacOS High Sierra, tested password before sending for repair. Upon return from repair, password does not work. The possibilities I see are the .dmg file is corrupted, or I'm wrong about the password I thought I knew.
Nothing else seems corrupted so am tentatively assuming the latter.
In that case, as ... |
Background:
Germany has decided to implement the proof of vacination for Corona based on 5 Blockchains. It's supposed to be anonymus and safe and the verification could hapen with a QR-Code.
My Idea:
Use X509 (SSL) certificates to verify that someone is vacinated, by including additional information and making the Coun... |
I have forgotten my password but I know the words used in the password. I remember the password was something like MyPassport@1.82TB.
Is there any software that can produce all combinations like replacing "M" with "m" or "1" with "!", something like that?
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The context is a password reset functionality. The user has requested a password reset, either via the web, or via a call to the help desk.
The proposed solution is, behind the scenes:
If Self-Service via the web - require the user to prove that they are the account owner by making them answer their security question... |
I am currently making a file server (Based on HTTP) for my service. I want an upload key, so a key that is needed for uploading. To get this key, the client has to provide his login data.
Let's say my site has the following link where you can get the key:
www.example.com/content/upload/genkey
Currently, the client must... |
I was talking to someone about it, and he claims that he is a programmer who still is able to program in old languages, because hackers these days aren't able to crack the code.
He works for a gigantic bank, as an information security person.
The fact that he believes old languages are immune to hackers these days are ... |
What data or metadata can be sniffed in a LoRaWAN network at various points like the end-device (node), the gateway, the network server and the application server? Is there exists a standardized data format for transmitting the messages since I need to sniff the data for any anomalous activity on every point on the net... |
Most sites having a sign in form have the following html element:
<input type="password" />
If I press F12 to open the debugger on chrome and type:
document.getElementByName("password")[0].value
this will retrieve the password.
A hacker could write a XSS in which the password is read and sent to his server
then log i... |
I have an Windows 10 desktop application that runs in user mode only, and this application is a local tool only -- that is, it does not "talk to the internet".
As an example:
This application uses libxml2 as a DLL distributed in the application directory (as is "usual" on Windows). The libxml2 version used is somewhat ... |
I am currently working through the Android tutorial about implementing Key Attestation. The tutorial can be found here: https://developer.android.com/training/articles/security-key-attestation
In the tutorial, under the implementation steps, there is a warning under the certificate's validity step: "Caution: Although ... |
I tried to load .txt files in TLS PASS Through but it is not accepting the file type. I tried with (.txt) and (.csv) .
The reason behind this is when I open a new project in Burp Suite all time it needs to add manually hosts. So how can I add a list of hosts in a single click?
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first of all, I would like to admit that I belong to the offensive side of security (Penetration Testing) and this is not my common area of expertise.
Last week I was thinking about how the market usually provides services focused on medium/big companies. On one hand, it makes sense, bigger company = more money but, on... |
What would be an example of a CSP script-src-elem directive allowing a script to be loaded but a script-src-attr directive preventing a function in that script from being executed? If you don't want the js handlers to be executed, why not just prevent the js from being loaded in the first place? I could understand the ... |
I'm developing a custom CSP and I want to use it from Adobe Reader but it is not very clear to me if it still needs to be signed because here there is a note:
"Starting with Windows 8, it is no longer a requirement that CSPs must
be signed."
So, it mustn't be signed, am I right?
I'm asking this because from a custom ... |
in our SaaS application we store different integration tokens from apps like Trello, Pivotal, Intercom etc, based on Oauth tokens, which we want to additionally (on top of the default database encryption at rest) symmetrically encrypt and decrypt using best practices. Given the criticality of the tokens (not cardholder... |
I am looking into TLS 1.3 implementations and am a little confused about what is being referenced in the HKDF functions. Specifically the last argument in the Dervice_Secret wrapper function. From RFC 8446:
PSK -> = Early Secret
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+-----> Derive-Secret(., "ext binder" | "res binder", "")
... |
I have poisoned the target using Ettercap and redirected the traffic to my IP address. The question is, how to intercept and modify this traffic using burp suite or mitm proxy?
The only condition is, I cannot do any client-side modification. The target computer is also mine, but I have to prove to my manager, that I ha... |
Imagine server A calling server B over SSL and that both servers have SSL certificates installed.
Later server A again calls server B.
Is there a way for server B to know that server A is the same server in both calls without a client certificate?
In my application I issue a shared security token in the first call. But... |
Say I cloned a repo, then maybe worked on it a bit. Then I reverted/pushed all changes, so my friend has all the repo files. Is it safe for me to send him the .git folder? Is there any private information there, such as my username, my email, command history, or perhaps some secrets?
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Are modern-day UAVs secured from Dos or DDos attacks? Most of the drones available in the markets are easily hackable with the help of Dos attacks be how secure the UAV-GS authentication is. Moreover, drones available in the market are vulnerable to jamming signals, thus stopping the entire communication. One interesti... |
Basically I am trying to bruteforce a MD5 hash in two systems using hashcat. The hash is between 3-8 characters in length. But when I attempt to split the password tries in hashcat, it throws below error
Use of --skip/--limit is not supported with --increment or mask files.
I have been playing around with hashcat for... |
Where are saved passwords stored if you login to a browser, so they sync whenever you login to that browser on another device. Where and how do Google, Firefox etc. save the passwords? Obviously its not on ones own computer if you have to login to get bookmarks, passwords etc. synced. What if fx. Firefoxs servers where... |
I signed into my bank's website and they demanded I change my username because it was found on the web--duh, it's my name and I've been online since the old BBS days. Huh? Since when are account names something to be protected?
The rules presented for usernames included that it couldn't be part of my e-mail. However... |
I need to open an excel file and see its contents which is locked with password. As I made some research on the internet, I have found that only way was a brute force attack. So I used John the Ripper on Ubuntu, and detected and extracted hash of the password, which I believe is encrypted in RC4 format, a format used f... |
How would one go about ensuring that a server at a given IP address is who it says it is? I need to send confidential data to another server at another IP address. If the server had a public domain it is clear that a SSL certificate would be the right solution, but is this also the case for IP addresses?
I control a sp... |
Problem:
On our client's ship, we have an expensive backup internet connection. We want the backup connection to only allow WhatsApp traffic. This way we won't be greeted with an extreme bill because someone downloaded some movies.
Our findings:
We have tested this with a Draytek and some Fortinet equipment. With Drayt... |
I'm learning about XSS and I found I can inject code in this tag a few days ago.
Tag:
<div id="pagenotfound" title='Cannot find /it/search/testtesttesttetst\'onload=alert(1)'>
My payload:
/testtesttesttetst'onload=alert(1)
URL:
/it/search//testtesttesttetst'onload=alert(1)
I have locked < > " & % and many more chara... |
According to man rm:
Overwrite regular files before deleting them. Files are
overwritten three times, first with the byte pattern 0xff,
then 0x00, and then 0xff again, before they are deleted.
How does this compare to the following (used to secure erase whole disk) from a data forensic perspective?
sudo dd bs=1M if=... |
I'm in the course of rescuing a legacy app that got left behind and turned out to be needed on rare occasions, one of which occurred yesterday. I need to rebuild some libraries and the libraries have a strict dependance on gcc > 6.0 which the server sadly lacked by a mile. So I went looking for a newer gcc and found mi... |
Today I noticed that Firefox 88.0 beta (on macOS) is rejecting TLS certificates for many Portuguese websites – including most government websites – with the error SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER.
Example sites:
https://www.autenticacao.gov.pt/
https://www.portaldasfinancas.gov.pt/
https://www.ctt.pt/
These certificates all ... |
My friends and I have worked at various tech companies which required us to use a security key in order to login to our computers. Some of us had to physically "touch" the device to login, while some of us at other companies did not need to touch our key.
Does the addition of having to touch the security key add any ad... |
I have some queries regarding SSL certifcate chain. I have tried searching documents online, but none has mentioned clearly.
When a chain of trust is established, below would be how it works.
Domain certificate when issued by an intermediate CA, it will put in a signature value in the certificate that is created by has... |
I'm trying to solve a problem on format string exploitation in which I have to overwrite anything in a specific address. Since the target address has a null byte at the begining, I need to write it at the end of the format string, and I want to locate where the last 4 bytes of my format string are, so I just made some ... |
I have a website built with WordPress, unfortunately somebody hacked it several times, deleted my adsense code and put his own adsense.
I tried many security techniques, changed database name, did some stuff to prevent anybody from editing files through admin panel etc...
But this guy infiltrated and put his adsense co... |
Suppose there are three computers: (1) my laptop, (2) a server that has a public static IP address, and (3) a Raspberry Pi behind a NAT. I connect from (1) to (3) via (2) as explained below.
On the server (2), I add GatewayPorts yes to /etc/ssh/sshd-config, and restart the SSH daemon: sudo systemctl reload sshd.service... |
So I have a S3 static website. Domain, DNS and proxy is managed via Cloudflare. Cloudflare is set to communicate with browsers using SSL and it in fact enforces SSL for non-SSL requests. However, traffic between CF and S3 is http only, as S3 buckets don't support SSL on their own and i assume I'd have to remedy that us... |
(I try to understand different concepts regarding web development in general)
Most information I find is about Single Page Applications, but how does a dynamic site make use of (for example) OAuth2/tokens? Maybe we want the pages to be rendered server-side, but have many functions here and there that make use of Websoc... |
Let's say I want to make a messaging(just an example, take it as any data) web(react + node) application(more like an email rather than chat) with end-to-end encryption. So at some point, I will want to send an encrypted(with public key) message and the recipient will need to decrypt it(with private key). Now, say I wa... |
I want to build an SPA with ASP.NET Core (Blazor server side) which some IFrames redirecting to other applications. In this example I have f.e. the SPA, Grafana to show graphs and Node-Red, but there could be more in the future. To create a simple user flow I want the user to login only once in my SPA and then have acc... |
The common advice of benchmarking a password hashing algorithm and choosing the slowest acceptable cost factor doesn't work for algorithms with more than one parameter: adding a lot of iterations at the expense of memory hardness makes the benchmark time go up, but if the attacker can still grab off-the-shelf hardware ... |
Is Parrot OS as secure as Tails?
Tails is running from USB, loading to RAM so it means that it doesn't use local computer storage. After each start, Tails starts a new session and doesn't store files you had in previous sessions. It means that you can browse using flash drive where installed Tails on someone's computer... |
We can implement MAC (Mandatory Access Control) and DAC (Discretionary Access Control) together and they can complement each other. My understanding is when MAC is there it overrides everything. Can anyone help me understand how they can work together?
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In general, I understand the principle of Diffie-Hellman key exchange. What I don't understand is what is so fundamental about primitive roots modulo p that guarantees that the shared secret is the same. I'll use the notation similar from the Wikipedia Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange article,
Alice has private key, a.
Alic... |
How does a computer get infected with watch-video.net malware, and why aren't popular tools like windows defender or malwarebytes able to detect and remove it? Is there a practical way to prevent these types of things at the network level?
When i do a search online the only results that I see are from what look like bo... |
I have an old computer that is no longer working and I want to donate it or perhaps throw it in the trash. However, I don't want people to potentially get my banking account data, usernames/passwords I have entered on the computer, software installed, legal or medical documents, internet browser data, etc. I am going t... |
We recently switched to a Synology enterprise setup at work and we're hoping to benefit from the additional logging that comes with Synology software. In response to a security incident, I found log entries that suggested a user accessed a file over SMB they may not have accessed.
To prove the theory, I mounted a SMB s... |
We are deploying O365 in my company (Teams, Sharepoint, Exchange online, Office suite). In order to connect outside our network (remote workers especially during this pandemic), we've implemented MFA with MS Authenticator and OTP with SMS.
Some users use their professional phones, others their personal ones for MFA, bu... |
I've created a GPG key on a newly installed Debian virtual machine. I've noticed that most keys I've seen begin with 0x, however the one I created doesn't. I selected 'RSA (set your own capabilities)' with a 4096 bit key size. Should I create again this key?
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I have a simple HTML-PHP-CSS contact form (no JavaScript) with some trivial fields sent via PHP's mail() function. One of the fields is "website" field in which a user should input a website domain (if relevant).
If I add to the form field with input type="url" it obligates users to add a protocol prefix such as http:... |
What are the technical reasons not to use non-reversible transformation when encrypting password in database? That way, even when password database is leaked, nobody can read any password. If it is reversible ,it would fail to comply with some standards ,e.g.French National Commission on Informatics and Liberty. Is it ... |
Why is supporting digest authentication necessary instead of other more secure ways like applying non-reversible transformation to password to encrypt them? Is it because the receiving end cannot process and verify?
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I am new to SSL certs and trying to self sign the certs from forwarder to indexers:
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.1.3/Security/HowtoprepareyoursignedcertificatesforSplunk
cat myServerCertificate.pem myServerPrivateKey.key myCACertificate.pem > myNewServerCertificate.pem
why will private keys go to a ce... |
In the development of an organization's web system (containing sensitive information) with credentials, where the actions carried out must be monitored, what information should I keep when each action takes place?
For example, let's suppose the administrator accepts a transaction and months later he says "It wasn't me"... |
I think I really misunderstand something about data encryption. This guide (https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/security-client-side-encryption/#randomized-encryption) says the following:
"Encrypting the personal_information and phone_numbers fields using the randomized encryption algorithm encrypts the entire object.... |
I would like to use an AWS S3 bucket to store my IoT firmware file and allows all of my IoT devices to access it to update the firmware to the latest version.
I want that the firmware file in the S3 bucket is secret to only me and my devices. But I don't want to embed any credentials inside the devices. And I cannot us... |
I was reading a recent report about an APT and jumped into this Technique:
https://attack.mitre.org/techniques/T1203/
This technique is called:
Exploitation for Client Execution
And that might match with what a macro is. However, the description says the following:
Adversaries may exploit software vulnerabilities in... |
I'm solving this challenge/lab where SQLi is inside the cookie parameter. After solving it manually, I thought to check if it can extract data. I used sqlmap with --cookie=COOKIE* (Notice * that's the marker to tell sqlmap about the injection point) and --level=2 (Level 2 means look for flaws in cookie parameters along... |
I have been trying to do this for hours and can´t really figure this out.
How can I pass only this range of signs to John the Ripper?
./john hashes --mask=Pepito[1234567890!"·$%&/()=|@#~€]--min-length=9 --max-length=21
I basically know half of the password and know the variation will be between those characters but si... |
Procedure:
Create keypair on a live distro, upload public key, move secret subkeys to Yubikey
Reboot into normal disto
Plug in yubikey, and then remove it
Run gpg --recv-keys HANDLE to receive public key
Run gpg --list-secret-keys.
The result is that the secret key stubs show up in the secret key list. Running gpg --... |
I clicked on a link in discord not knowing it was a grabify link.
I understand that an IP only gives your general location but what else can someone do with my IP?
Can they find a way to access my computer and listen to my mic or look through my webcam?
Is malware usually attached to grabify links?
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I have read that IV's are used with block ciphers in case a sequence is repeated in a message and produces repeated sequences in the ciphertext.
I see IV's being used in cases where the message is very short, though (e.g. 11 bytes in the example on the attr_encrypted Ruby gem README). Does the use of a unique IV also ... |
I have a Yubikey 5, I can store a PGP key inside, it has OTP abilities, FIDO, NFC, etc... Which is great for a device like this.
First of all, I understand how a smart card is more secured than an app/sms based OTP for instance, but seeing how the market is doing, I don’t get why it’s still considered more secured.
2FA... |
Is there a security rule on correct masking for sensitive information? Let's say we want to use prod data in our UAT environment. We're thinking of creating a masking logic when we transfer prod data to UAT. Changing the fields would look something like this:
Names:
e.g. John Doe to JXXXXXe
Mobile Number
e.g. +1-234-... |
I've been reading about PWK-Example-Report-v1.pdf on pages 7-14 and found that KikChat apps were used in the example.
https://www.exploit-db.com/exploits/30235
Copy of the vulnerable app is available at exploit-db.
However, the actual exploit code/script is no longer there.
I was wondering what is the content of the ex... |
I would like to verify that users are running particular source code. Is there a way this could be achieved?
I want to verify that the original "algorithm" has been followed correctly if you will. What I need is for the user to send "pure" (not tampered) GPS traces.
Since Trusted Execution Environments are used for str... |
Reading around I gather that for a Restful API since you don't use cookies,then you send the token in the Auth header.Correct so far?
When on a traditional MVC app ,do you send the token inside a httponly cookie? Does then the server have to parse the cookie in order to extract the token?
If that's the deal then why us... |
The output is:
<img src="http://example.com/[input]" oncontextmenu="openUrl('http://example.com/[input]')">
Where [input] is the user input, which is sanitised through this function:
a => {
a = String(a);
a = this.replaceAll(a, "&", "&");
a = this.replaceAll(a, '"', """);
a = this.replaceAll(a, "'", "&... |
I switched all my servers to ssh publickey login and disabled password login about a week ago (root login IS still enabled). I also run Fail2ban and logwatch.
Why is there still login attempts showing up in the logs? I admit the number of attempts is down to low double digits, but shouldn’t there basically be none? A... |
I've been trying to find the major differences between "U2F" versus "FIDO2" two-factor authentication standards. Reading some of the articles posted by different companies and even the FIDO site itself give the impression that the main work of the FIDO2 standard was the WebAuthn API, and that both U2F and FIDO2 are bas... |
Is there any tool that accepts a packet capture file as input and displays all the network traffic in a similar way to how a SIEM displays log information? I'm looking for a summary of the ports and IPs to get a good overview of a packet capture.
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My company uses an Anti-Spoofing Protection based on the SPF Record and has implemented DMARC. Often our users correspond via a "secure" messaging platform like Proofpoint/ZIX/IronPort from their counterparts. However, when our users respond on those platforms, the platforms respond on their behalf "spoofing" their ema... |
I've recently started to automate a lot of my tasks for my private VPS. A significant part of working with this server is ensuring the nginx webserver, which handles a reverse proxy to multiple applications and a static website, is running and correctly configured.
Though when working with complex configs or debugging ... |
Set up:
Victim: 192.168.0.2
Attacker (also having SSH server installed): 192.168.0.3
SSH server: 192.168.0.4
I perform a successful ARP Spoofing attack (being obviously the attacker's MAC address):
But when I try to connect via ssh user@192.168.0.4, instead of connecting to the attacker's ssh server, it redirects th... |
My company provided me with a MacBook for work. I was the one that took the laptop out of the sealed box and I was the one to set it up. I only had to install the tunnelblick VPN client and use the tunnelblick (certificate) file (fileName.tblk) that was explicitly generated for me. No other IT/administration/device man... |
CAA, or Certificate Authority Authorization, provides a way to designate which CAs are allowed to create a Certificate for specific domains. This is done accomplished by publishing new caa DNS records, with three directives: issue issuewild iodef. For example:
$ dig craigslist.org caa
craigslist.org. 300 ... |
I need to send and check email (via IMAP email servers) from my web app. Storing credentials on server seems like problem as they are almost always plain text.
So if I store them in client browser's storage how security risk this could be? Is there any way to make this secure without access to OS security enclaves like... |
Let's say I visit a website that could potentially infect my computer by just from visiting it. If I disable JavaScript, is it still possible to infect my computer?
I have already searched the site for this question, but I only find questions like this that don't mention disabling JavaScript
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Both mail accounts, ProtonMail and Tutanota are encrypted, and as the knowledge base from ProtonMail states, ‘emails from ProtonMail users to non-ProtonMail users’ are ‘otherwise encrypted with TLS if the non-ProtonMail mail server supports it’.
So, since the email is encrypted at both ends, at ProtonMail and at Tutano... |
Will encrypting a dual boot OS prevent viruses from spreading between the two? Also does linux have any MBR viruses? Will locking the bios in Windows and GRUB stop viruses from attaching and infecting them?
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I have some programming experience, but am having trouble with SQL injection code. I don't understand why there's sometimes SQL syntax after the comment character (such as -- or #). I know that -- - and --+ are just required comments syntax, but there are injection examples with much more complex syntax after the comme... |
I am testing a website (bug bounty website) and found an endpoint like replycomment?cmt_id[]=1. When open on browser, this endpoint let me reply to comment with id 1 by fetching this comment into a textarea and format it for me.
So i can do like replycomment?cmt_id[]=1,2,3,4 to fetch value of multiple comments.
I try t... |
Assuming if you do via SSH (which is shared among multiple team members), how to manage this from a security perspective or should each user be given a separate SSH key
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Do FIPS 140-2 or related documens specify how to protect users' passwords with encryption? Are there any well known schemas for storing passwords in lossless manner and lossy manner?
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[Crossposting from SO]
I am trying to make a port scanner in Python and trying to list which all ports are accessible by anyone remotely.
Using the socket.connect_ex package, I was able to check which all ports are open for my local machine to use, but couldn't find a way on how to check what all ports anyone on the in... |
I am working on a "Hack me" challenge, I have access to apache account in the server, I tried to get root access, I run linpeas.sh script and linpeas didn't find anything special, however, there is a file /etc/profile.d/modules.csh which I have write permission on that
However, this file is a symbolic link to another f... |
I'm failing a security scan that is saying my .NET application is allowing verb tunneling and the recommendation is to disable this. The application needs to accept PUT and DELETE headers as well as GET and POST. The scan is sending these headers on an endpoint that accepts POSTs:
X-HTTP-METHOD: PUT
X-HTTP-Method-Overr... |
My Challenge
My project has a requirement that we use only FIPS-validated modules to do anything cryptographic, including generating checksums for binaries. We've been using the SHA-2 utilities provided by GNU coreutils for a long time to generate checksums. Now we need to be compliant. SHA-2 comes from FIPS-180-2, and... |
This year, since many students are online, College Board (the company that administers AP Exams in the US, along with the SAT) recently released its Digital Testing App. Once installed, and going through a setup, it allows you to go through a test demo to mirror the actual test conditions. However, once you do, it cove... |
SVG image can be used in DOS user browser with billion laugh attack. Can we do the same with other image types? especially GIF?
Thanks everyone.
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Given a commercial website buy.com and a user with a Facebook account in facebook.com, the user has third-party cookies disabled in the browser.
If a user is logged in their Facebook account and visits facebook.com, Facebook can set first-party cookies for facebook.com
Now the user visits buy.com, the site uses a web b... |
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