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I'm trying to understand the different between disk encryption and volume encryption, more specifically as it relates to SAP HANA, link here.
From my understanding Disk Encryption prevents the threat where someone physically disks your server/disk. Once the VM is running it offers no additional protection as all data i... |
Based on this question.
Why are there more research papers on Android malware than iOS malware?
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I've noticed that torrent websites like the Pirate Bay are served over http.
This means that when using a network like the Tor onion network, where the first server in the response chain receives the website unencrypted, could they not change the links on the website? Let's say that a node is compromised, or run by a h... |
I have a penetration testing scenario where I am on the network with two machines, Machine A and Machine B. I have complete control over Machine B and am trying to leverage that to get access to Machine A. Machine A appears to be some variant of Linux (I pinged it and the response had a TTL value of 64, but I know this... |
I know RSA has the concept of "public" and "private" key and one key is used for "encryption" and another for "decryption", but I am confused if both keys can be used for both purposes.. I mean, what you encrypt with any of them, you can decrypt of the other.
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I was wondering if it's reasonable and forensically correct to use Clonezilla for the image of an attacked machine.
Since some of the commercial products are very expensive I'm turning to open source solutions.
Provided that:
is an offline copy (the compromised disk is not live)
it's Linux based and uses partclone (or... |
How can I check if a DNS Server (let's say a DNS Server inside a private network) is vulnerable to zone transfer attacks when I only have its IP?
I do not have any domain names. I see all these tools like dig, dnsenum, fierce and so on using a domain as a parameter and I do not know which domain I should use as a param... |
As people build more powerful computers in minecraft which can then run programs, is there a way to use those computers to run programs that hijack the host in some way?
Possible contest example would be to use a computer built in minecraft to create a network connection from that computer to a specified target.
There'... |
I'm using Azure to store customer data. In a specific country, there are multiple partners. Each partner has his clients. The issue is they don't want us to have access to this data. In other words, the only one who can access the data is the partner and the client. So I'm thinking of using a master key for each partne... |
I just printed function addresses and offset between two functions, but the offset is fixed whenever the program is executed (base address is only changed).
Code (test.c)
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
void func() {
printf("func!\n");
}
void func2() {
printf("func2!\n");
}
int main() {
uintptr_t ... |
A friend of mine who is a night owl mentioned she frequently has to stop working because her company's VPN shuts down at a certain time every night and comes back on in the morning. She was told this is for "security reasons".
I have worked in many companies with VPN access and have never encountered this. It seems l... |
We have dozens of internal management interfaces on our appliances that use self-signed certificates - ILO, DRAC, switch management, etc. These certificates display a warning in the browser, but their expiry or lack of trust does not break the service.
Our security manager wants to use valid internal certificates for t... |
I'm running a local web server on my Raspberry Pi and want to have a login screen. My plan is to hash the password and store the result in a text file ( This is where I'm storing settings for the result of the application ).
Is this the best way to go about it? I'm aware that if an attacker is able to find the hash the... |
Hello I was experimenting with XSS payloads and couldn't help wonder the syntax for
javascript:alert(0)
The most basic payload for XSS makes sense, since the tag is used for JavaScript in HTML.
<script>alert(0)</script>
But where does javascript:alert(0) come from? From my research colons are used for labeling anony... |
If a PC has rootkit, when it goes into sleep mode, can rootkit do anything to it while it’s in state of sleeping? Meaning steal data, open programs and basically do anything. Assuming it’s not BIOS rootkit.
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I understand that Root of Trust is necessary for implementing a secure boot on a device. Root of Trust is strong and trust worthy if this comes from hardware security elements like HSM/TPM/..
So for devices which are not having hardware security elements, is there is way to implement Root of Trust in software? what is ... |
I am an intern with a Credit Union. I was surprised to find out that my Active Directory password length cannot be more than 8 characters. They use RACF for access to TSO or OMVS. I asked my mentor and he told me AD passwords are used to access the mainframe so this limitation of not more than 8 characters for password... |
From what I can gather, as long as a client trusts a particular CA root, and a server produces a valid chain that leads up to it, the client will trust the server's cert. This only makes sense if the root is saying not only "this intermediate cert is who they claim to be," but "this intermediate cert is allowed to issu... |
I forgot my linux password. I have access to the shadow file (Fedora 33), and I believe it should be possible to retrieve it with John the Ripper as I remember the first 4 characters, I remember the last 5 characters, I just can't connect them anymore (must be 3 or 4 char in the middle).
Can I use John for that? What w... |
Suppose I have an application, which when opened asks you to open a file and then "unlock" that file using a password that's configurable by the user.
The file should be encrypted with something like AES-256, right? The key would be the password, but should the users password be hashed using something like SHA-256? Sh... |
If the hacker decides to attack the system, the first step is reconnaissance.
But if the system the hacker attacks is exotic, sometimes they'd need to develop the tools or "drivers", or modify the existing software/tools for them to be "tap-able".
For example, suppose the hacker tries to attack the telephone network, ... |
What are good mitigation techniques to allow corp users to share files externally with anyone, yet maintain some kind of control?
Ie. OneDrive and SharePoint can allow users to share a file with “anyone” indefinitely.
This is risky as that link can be forwarded/posted anywhere and for anyone.
On the other hand, if don’... |
Currently, there are too few ways to monitor security issues in the current company. Security solutions such as NDR, IPS, and WAF exist, but since there is no SIEM, the log must be checked on the equipment one by one. Therefore, if an incident occurs, the infrastructure engineer has to be lucky enough to check the equi... |
OWASP states:
Non-public REST services must perform access control at each API
endpoint. Web services in monolithic applications implement this by
means of user authentication, authorisation logic and session
management. This has several drawbacks for modern architectures which
compose multiple microservices following... |
I recently had a fraudulent transaction on my debit card (in the UK, where I am based). Having blocked the card, my main concern is to determine how much information has been stolen and how?
As this was an online transaction, the fraudster may have needed only superficial information regarding my card to complete the ... |
I have a webapp that sends payloads to clients. I want to sign these payloads so the clients can verify they are from my application. I created a public/private key pair and now need to somehow distribute the public key in a way that the clients are sure it's mine.
From what I read there are two main ways to guarantee ... |
I run a full (not quick) scan of Windows Defender every night. Somehow, between two nights ago and last night an instance of PUA:Win32/InstallCore got placed on my PC. Windows Defender removed it, but how does anything get put on my PC without my asking/telling it to do so? I didn't update anything in the previous 2... |
When reading many sources on performing authenticated vulnerability scans, it has been mentioned that creating and using a separate admin (privileged) user account for scans is recommended rather than using an existing privileged user account.
May I know the risks involved in performing the scans using an original admi... |
A little bit of background: I want to sign my emails for my own safety. None of my intended recipients are users of digital signatures. If one day someone were to impersonate me, I can prove my own identity, and disprove the identity of my impersonator.
I intend to use GPG to produce signatures for my emails. Right now... |
So, the other day I was charging my prepaid VoIP account from sipgate.de via credit card payment. I chose 10 Eur which is the default and entered my card details.
As usual, I was redirected to a different payment processor which itself redirects me to a page hosted by my bank asking me to confirm the payment (Visa Secu... |
My laptop must be connected to my company's VPN (Global Protect) before I can be able to work at home. I try to connect my Express VPN at the same time to stop my company's VPN from "seeing" my physical location when I'm in another country. Please how do I do this?
I try to connect my Express VPN same time when the Gl... |
I’m currently in need of some clarification for an authentication/overall strategy. First I will describe the use case and then the questions that arise for me.
Use Case
I want to have a single docker container consisting of an API and a database for each group of users. So for the sake of this example let’s say we hav... |
Say I have a file encrypted with GnuPG, in isolation (i.e., I don’t have the relevant keys). Can one then establish the recipients of the encryption? That is:
Name/E-Mail/Comment
Key ID
Or is this information only discernible if you have the appropriate keys?
Likewise, same question for a GnuPG signed file? (i.e., Ca... |
Does it make any sense that a VPN provider (in this case VyprVPN, but this does not matter I am asking how to understand privacy claims in general, and what is considered as "log" data) claims (accessed here 2021-05-16)
Exceptional Privacy ... our no-log policy independently audited.
and then (at least honestly) admi... |
It's been working fine for years, but now suddenly I'm getting a strange error. Does anyone know what problem this points to?
OpenVPN Connect Version 3.0.2 (598), error logs:
[REDACTED IPs]
5/16/2021, 2:54:17 AM OpenVPN core 3.git::d8d14e19 mac x86_64 64-bit PT_PROXY built on Apr 5 2019 07:54:59
5/16/2021, 2:54:17 AM... |
I am using a telegram api based app named "TurboTel Pro". I am happy with its different look and settings but I am concerned about the data it would take of me.
Can someone tell me what data does these api based apps take? I read in FAQ of "iMe" (a telegram api based app) that they don't collect or they are not able to... |
I am trying to figure out how to build a secure, playback-proof, web authentication scheme and at the same time be able to use a KEK at the server.
After a lot of reading it seems that a reasonable way to validate the password between the server and client is as follows:
Server:
I have stored db-hash = hash(password, ... |
I'm currently working on an existing PWA (Progressive web app) build in VUEJS. Currently i'm using Auth0 for user authentication and it works fine. But it seems a bit overkill and client finds it very hard to manage his users in Auth0 (multiple apps, users and so on...)
So i'm rebuilding the backend with Laravel togeth... |
To says things simple ; when someone wants to learn offensive web application (or system) hacking, one could just download OWASP DVWA or register to Hackthebox and watch Ippsec videos to see "how to walk the walk". This is very tangible and practical (no theory circle)
But what about risk analysis (ex : ISO 27005, NIST... |
I am using client-side certificate authentication (mutual authentication) in my IoT prototype. we acquire client side certificates using embedded PKI through a CA.
There are the provisions of acquiring ECC or RSA certificates. I was wondering which one is more apt to use to ensure stronger security!
while I understand ... |
There are a few questions on this site asking about reusing the same initialization vector for example for AES encryption under the same key, see for example this question.
Now, let's not respect that advice and reuse an IV. However, to make it a bit more complicated, let's use a different key. For example both of thes... |
I am getting a lot of spam GET and POST requests lately which some of them look like this:
"GET /config/getuser?index=0 HTTP/1.1" 404 143 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:76.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/76.0"
and:
"\x03\x00\x00/*\xE0\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00Cookie: mstshash=Administr" 400 173 "-" "-"
As far as... |
Windows Kernel Data Protection is a kernel security feature which appears to use Extended Page Tables (EPT, a hardware virtualization feature) to enforce read-only pages. How effective is this at protecting from kernel exploits in the real world? Is this an effective mitigation, or security theater that only causes att... |
How can we secure a source code which is deployed at client side cloud and is difficult to reverse engineer just like a licensed product The major difference is that I have a service to protect and do not have exe or dmg file.
I want to obfuscate the code deployed at the client side which was an internal API service ti... |
I have an acquaintance that has lost USD 10k - 20k in a Cryptocurrency Investment scam. I strongly suspect he is about to get involved in what in my mind would be a "Crypto Currency Scam Recovery Scam" - which I posit to be a thing.
Although weary, he is now talking about engaging the services of companies that cla... |
I was thinking of implementing the following scheme for encryption of many independent files:
From the password, which is given by the user, generate a master key using for example HMAC-SHA.
From this master key, a subkey is derived for each file. Combined with a random and unique token which is stored alongside the f... |
Short version: Is it not recommended to store sessionId in log files/database in plaintext (considering it may put active sessions at risk)? If yes, why do I see many queries on how to log sessionId?
Details:
I have come across multiple resources related to security engineering which discuss why we should not log the s... |
The paper "L-diversity: privacy beyond k-anonymity" (DOI: 10.1109/ICDE.2006.1) introduces the concept of bayes-optimal privacy and the idea of prior and posterior belief.
A formula for calculating the posterior belief is given:
]
The paper states:
let be the conditional probability of the sensitive
attribute conditio... |
Port 25 is open and I'm getting thousands of emails. How can I make it stop?
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Applications built for MSAL 1.0 and MSAL 2.0 have a default application URI of MSAL://GUIDHere/AppName
This is in contrast with what other IDP's are doing.
Can anyone explain the benefits or drawbacks of this format? (sometimes a "feature" might be called a security "bug")
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I would like to enumerate all possible PGP e-mails related to North Korean top-level domain .kp
Few years ago I would have used theHarvester but I recently discovered that this useful tool doesn't support PGP keyring search any more :(
If I use the official MIT PGP Key Server search and I try to search for .it:
the se... |
I'm currently working on a website and want to prevent characters being inputted, i am using following code
if (!preg_match("/^[a-zA-Z0-9_!,()& -\/]*$/"
is it possible to exploit this and if so how? would like to know ways to prevent too please
thank
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Please note: although I mention Spring Boot (and by proxy, Java) I believe this is a pure HTTP/web development question at heart, and as such, can be answered by anyone with CORS-configuration experience and zero Java experience!
I am configuring the CORS policy for a Spring Boot web service for the very first time. T... |
The Spring docs state:
Our recommendation is to use CSRF protection for any request that could be processed by a browser by normal users. If you are only creating a service that is used by non-browser clients, you will likely want to disable CSRF protection.
I'm interested in why? Why is it OK to disable CSRF protect... |
I'm doing some research on Amazon drive/photo and I seem unable to find any security documentation on the subject. I'm aware that they are using AWS but I'm interested to learn more. Some people say that they are using Amazon S3. Has anybody read like a real document on what they are using to encrypt data, data transfe... |
I once found out that I can do that here. But I recently tried to find information about:
$ gpg --search-key B188E2B695BD4743
gpg: data source: http://hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net:11371
(1) DEB.SURY.ORG Automatic Signing Key <deb@sury.org>
3072 bit RSA key B188E2B695BD4743, created: 2019-03-18, expires: 2... |
Is the use of a private, auto-signed certificate, created and managed by AWS Private CM, and use in internal TLS communication, for endpoints that do not require external verification, and do not have external access, in compliance with FedRamp moderate?
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If only the first h bits of a certain SHA256 hash H of a certain message M are known, and one had managed to successfully guess an input message M' whereby SHA256( M' ) yielded an H' whose first h bits match the known h bits of H, is there any way to formalize what the likelihood is that the guessed M' is identical to ... |
I'm assuming instead of saying "forgot password?" the text would say "lost your key?" or "don't have your device?". But what would the process of secondary access look like in the future when passwords are ..ahem.. dead?
Would sending a login link to emails still be the primary method of access? Although, you'd need yo... |
From my Gmail account / settings, I can import another mailing account (for example a Microsoft Exchange account).
Then Google asks for my personal Microsoft Exchange password (! this is not very "OAuth").
After the setup is complete, I can read and send emails impersonating my Microsoft Outlook account from Gmail.
I ... |
RFC5958 defines a set of enhancements to the PKCS#8 key serialization format, bumping the version field up to 1 and additionally permitting serialization of public keys for arbitrary asymmetric cryptographic algorithms.
OneAsymmetricKey ::= SEQUENCE {
version Version,
privateKeyAlgorithm Pri... |
From what am I reading, magic links require users to provide their email and the user will be sent an email with the link to sign-in, and the users can use this link to log into the system.
Can this be called authentication? What we are validating is only the possession factor making the person has access to the email,... |
Number of biometric samples required to form an exhaustive set of fingerprint hashes?
Slight variations in the sample produce different hash values of the sample data. The answer linked below indicates that enough different samples might produce an exhaustive set of hash values.
The following fingerprint hash system wa... |
I discovered one of my machines was under an ssh DDOS attack when I was looking at logs to find out why my disk was slow. The auth log was about 90M, which is kind of unusual for this machine.
I ran an nmap against one of the IPs (nmap -P0 ).
Once I ran the nmap, the attack stopped from all the IPs. Now there is just... |
When I tried to open the app on PC I got a security login from google on my Samsung phone that a new OnePlus 5 device had logged in to my account.I do not have such a device so I changed my password on google.Any ideas to what it was?
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Recently, during a pen-testing exercise, I noticed that the target server responded with multiple "Server" fields in the header. I was wondering what it could mean and if oddity is somehow interesting from a pen-tester's perspective.
And secondly, what is a "Syginet" server. I tried to google it but nothing came up.
HT... |
I am exploring android malware forensics and am trying out payload generation and delivery, while also trying obfuscation. I have used commercial tools, e.g. ProGuard and also open sourced tools, eg. Obfuscapk. Now I am trying to advance further with my own obfuscation techniques, but am not sure where to start explori... |
I humbly assume that DDoS is very unlikely to happen to my website.
A CDN that should protect from it slows my website according to my personal experience and tests (perhaps only because of the strange demand to have all webpages redirected to www. versions when the CDN is active, perhaps not only because of that) and ... |
Digital Signature verification process for software installation can be done automatically during execution or manually by user. (I'm considering PKI Method of certification.)
For example, in case of some exe's on Windows OS, if the Digital Signature verification fails, the binary fails to execute because of automated ... |
In OpenSSL EVP_BytesToKey() can be used for key derivation from a password, hash, and a number of cycles. That all makes perfect sense. The function also can take in a cipher type and salt, and output an IV at the same time. Here's the signature from the Man page:
int EVP_BytesToKey(const EVP_CIPHER *type, const EVP... |
I am able to ping a server on an vpn. However, when I use a normal nmap scan it does not pickup on the host. Doing a scan with host discovery turned off (nmap -Pn host scan) does show the host.
If I am not mistaken, should my ping not fail if the regular nmap scan (nmap host) fails?
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I make session cookies of form session_id+'|'+hmac_sha256(session_id, static_secret) where session_id = random_string(16 bytes) made with a PRNG (not a CSPRNG!) seeded on the server's timestamp at start-up.
The cookies have the Secure flag so transport security is left to TLS to solve.
The session id is authenticated s... |
Today I received an e-mail to my GMail account with just an image attached, empty subject and body. E-mail came from another GMail account, with SPF and other checks passed. Sender account differs from mine only in one letter, and that letter replacement made account's name unintelligible, so I guess it was created spe... |
I'm trying to create a vulnerable sandbox environment for pentesting challenges. As part of the challenge, I want to include some elements of XSS or SQLi if possible. However, I do not wish to make this too easy either.
I built a web server hosting a simple website of mine. In my codes, I used the following as a simple... |
I have some data which I'm encrypting using Aes-Gcm.
Every time I have to encrypt the data, I generate a random nonce of the appropriate size, as well as an empty array for the tag data.
In Aes-Gcm, there is an option to provide AAD, or Additional Authenticated Data. To my knowledge, AAD is basically some plaintext dat... |
I have installed a VPN on my phone from a reputable VPN provider (paid VPN service, publicly rated as top 10 globally),
Can my phone location (longitude & latitude) still be traced by third-party apps, or will instead the VPN server location be shared with third-party apps?
I basically want to avoid being tracked in te... |
Given the scenario that:
Victim rents VM1 from a cloud provider, and points his/her DNS record to that VM1's IP address
Victim deletes VM1 and switches to a different cloud provider, and creates VM2 there, but forgets to modify the DNS record (before deleting the old VM, but after creating the new VM)
The Victim's DNS... |
Reading about open-redirection from web application hackers handbook came across a test case in which the server-side is validating user supplied data that the application uses to set target for redirection by following rules
URL provided by user starts with the applications domain name.
OR
URL provided contains the... |
I recently discovered during a penetration test that the HSTS was returned by the application but in this format:
"Strict-TransportSecurity"
Instead of:
"Strict-Transport-Security"
Does this format mean that the header (HSTS) is not validated by the client and prevented from doing what it is designed to do? As I unders... |
If my laptop/desktop got infected with malware or some kind of a virus, will it be safe to log in the account on my laptop to my new PC or will it spread to it because I used the same account for new PC as I do now for my laptop?
Will anything happen? Is it safe or if I get infected, I shouldn`t use those accounts anyw... |
I have a program which allows another authorized user (with a password) to access someone else's computer without them having to be there. However, I don't know how to safely store the password without requesting the user reenter the password every time they launch the program. I have a few ideas, such as hashing the p... |
On a nginx web-server running the following config is to possible to change $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] remotely?:
user www;
pid /run/nginx.pid;
error_log /dev/stderr info;
events {
worker_connections 1024;
}
http {
server_tokens off;
log_format docker '$remote_addr $remote_user $status "$request" "$http_refe... |
Is there a standard procedure when it comes to preserving evidence of a crime committed on a website of a third party?
Let's assume that a crime was committed on a website I visit, like defamation. Other than using the Wayback Machine or browser plugins to save the page in case either the website owner or the perpetrat... |
Our company develops web applications and uses them on the internal network. We need to set up a mechanism to control and monitor internal network traffic so that only approved applications on the network can be used by clients and not-certified applications are forbidden. Also there is no need to authenticate user or ... |
I vaguely remember some story about some cipher (I think it was 3DES) having some "issue" where if the key happened to be especially bad (like 0x00000...) then the resulting encryption becomes trivially attacked. The pathological keys are known, but there are only a very small number of them so the probability of picki... |
It's fairly well known that it's very dangerous to copy-paste text from a website into a terminal, as it can include extra text, control codes, and newlines that aren't visible when you're copying it, but which are saved into the paste buffer, causing malicious code to execute if pasted into a terminal.
The above-linke... |
I am improving the security on my php website. I am not using any frameworks or cms. The credentials are currently stored in plain text in the relevant php files. While researching, I came across this question Why use .ENV? What's wrong with storing secrets in a config.php file outside root directory?
The first answer ... |
Context
My company is developing a SaaS solution that needs to conform to PCI-DSS L1 for sure, and possibly FedRAMP and other frameworks later.
We can do continuous deployment with feature flagged/canary releases, with multiple releases a day. Because of that, we don't really need explicit versioning of the releases (w... |
I'm interested in getting a coupon code for an online purchase and to this end Honey is nice, but when it comes to protecting my data Honey is really invasive. Can I curb Honey's hunger for my whole browser interaction by only using it within a separate profile of, say Chrome? And if so, is it enough to close the brows... |
Let's say Party A has many customers (one of them let's call it Customer X) with data in Party A.
Party A is allowing Customer X to get data from their API. In order to do that:
Customer X downloads a client_id and client_secret
Customer X uses
client_id and client_secret to hit the /auth endpoint
/auth endpoint retur... |
A few months ago a colleague who left generated a CA certificate from GoDaddy. I am not sure the exact steps he took but currently we would like to install the CA certificate on a server to fully comply with EFRIS regulations which mandate that clients should transition from self-signed certificates to CA certificates ... |
This website claims that (emphasis added):
In PKCS#7 SignedData, attached and detached formats are supported… In detached format, data that is signed is not embedded inside the SignedData package instead it is placed at some external location…
However, RFC2315 seems to define no such "detached" format.
SignedData co... |
Is there a way to use JtR for Blockchain.info's (v2) secondary password?
I already tried the blockchain2john.py file, and it does not ask for primary password (which I know already) so it is going to look for the one I know, instead of secondary one that I don't.
I have tried btcrecover before, but I need to use some J... |
I know this is a duplicate question, but there aren't any recent updates on the answers given to this question(here and here) and after a few years, I'm sure browser security has improved drastically. I was wondering if it's still possible for a user to get a virus by just visiting a malicious website?
Say if you accid... |
I know it's possible to embed phar archives into jpeg images but is it also possible to do so with PNG images? I am testing a php application that securely checks if an image is a valid PNG image however it calls vulnerable filesystem functions like file_exists on said file, so I am curious if this is a potential attac... |
I upgraded a dinosaur multi-function printer (MFP) to a less
prehistoric model [1]. "How convenient!" I thought of the Wi-Fi
Direct, considering that I'm (lucky enough to be) working from home on
a tiny desk and could do with one less cable. Convenience and
security, however, are diametric opposites, and I had a lot ... |
I am trying to "outsource" potentially dangerous applications such as web browsing to a separate Linux machine sitting in its own network segment and which is isolated by a rigorous network firewall from our internal network, thus I am trying to build a "remote-controlled browser". Since I am in the early planning phas... |
I am trying to determine why nmap would show different results when I am connected to a VPN service.
When I am connected to Nord VPN, it shows two additional ports which do not seem to be open.
No VPN
root@localhost:~# nmap dewalt.com
Starting Nmap 7.80 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2021-05-24 02:08 UTC
Nmap scan report for ... |
Usually people say directly using root account is a very bad idea. However, my current setting is like this: to achieve a higher level of isolation, all services have their own virtual machine instances.
In this scenario, is it okay to simply use root account on every virtual machine instance? The common argument is th... |
I got my fingers seriously burnt with some garbage bought online, which was a USB-3.0 to VGA cable. It contained a driver that requested an install, that led to my computer being unstable and a few other things. Malware was not verified but it led to a factory re-install of the computer being necessary. How to prevent ... |
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