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The big picture is:
an android application which authenticate user with an external openid provider (such as azure AD)
a Java EE server which expose rest endpoints securized with the validation of the jwt token generated by the openid provider and appendend by the android application on each request
What is the bes... |
This is more of a question on the actual use of the terms rather than the definitions, so my question is this:
Are dictionary and rainbow table attacks a type of brute force attack or are they different entirely? Would it be okay to call a dictionary attack a brute force attack?
I've had this question for a while now b... |
If I move a malicious file to Google drive, can my other files there get infected? Or can my google account itself get compromised?
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I'm looking to profile a service running inside a specific docker container. I went through the documentation of aa-genprof and aa-autodep and both take program as input to profile. I can't seem to find a way to point those programs to profile a binary inside the docker container.
I tried mounting the directory of the ... |
In recent weeks I have seen a handful of senior employees in my organization receive a confirmation email from Wester Union for a new account creation. The issue is that none of these users have created a WU account.
I have verified all links in the email and it is NOT a phishing campaign. These are legitimate emails f... |
I've been reading into the Meltdown and Spectre bugs recently and the issues they cause for virtualised servers, as memory in one VM can potentially be accessed by another user in a separate VM with the same host.
I found this article on DigitalOcean (here), where they talk about making sure to apply new kernel patches... |
We've built a number of APIs that sit behind a load balancer.
request -> lb -> app1
-> app2
-> app3
The load balancer routes requests based on the path to the specific backends.
For example:
api.mycompany.com/app1 -> app1 backend
api.mycompany.com/app2 -> app2 backend
api.mycompany.com/app3... |
I work for a large company with IT support that uses LogMeIn to take control of our PCs when troubleshooting. Today while being assisted I was asked to log into an internal website during a LogMeIn sessions in which the support analyst had control of my computer (presumably through RDP). Is it possible for the suppor... |
We have an issue with ModSecurity rule 941160 being triggered by the WordPress feature legacy-widget-preview because the request to upload an image file into the widget matches "<img src="
The ModSecurity log file has this:
Apache-Error: [file "apache2_util.c"] [line 271] [level 3] [client XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX] ModSecurity... |
I have 3 VM's
1 with Ubuntu server version 20.04, apache2, php, mysql and DVWA. (10.0.2.4)
1 with Ubuntu client version 20.04 with hydra installed. (10.0.2.5)
1 with Kali 2021.3. (10.0.2.6)
All VM's are at the same Nat Network.
hydra 10.0.2.4 -V -l admin -p password http-get-form "/vulnerabilities/brute/:username=^US... |
I struggle to understand what relation RADIUS has with PAP and CHAP.
Individually, I understand how CHAP and PAP work but I need clarification
Based on the image above, imagine I set up the switch using the Radius Server to authenticate users. Everything is working. I can SSH to the switch from my PC and use some cred... |
I would like to implement my own CAPTCHA challenge for a website. The framework I use implements client-side session cookies, which are not encrypted, only signed with server's private key.
The problem is persistence. How can one persist a CAPTCHA'ed request and response?
For example, the server generates a challenge, ... |
I am currently testing a website that appears to make a refresh token request every time I focus away from the web browser and back, or away from the tab the website is open in and back to it. I've confirmed these requests are refreshing my access token. My question is whether this poses an additional security risk or ... |
My company is using virtual credit cards and since we are PCI compliant (and want to be in the future) I was wondering about the requirements of storing/processing and transmitting PAN numbers of virtual credit cards.
E.g. As part of the business operations, my company needs to send information of the virtual credit ca... |
I have to set up internet controls for our schools study hall/testing center. The idea is that computers on that network should only be able to access the school's webportal and learning platform that the school uses during class hours, but allow full access outside of class hours. Students may use their own device/l... |
In here, it is required to actually share your Wireguard public key to be able to port forward:
https://mullvad.net/en/help/port-forwarding-and-mullvad/
So if this key is actually used for encryption, why would Mullvad need to specifically only know it to port forward (wouldn't the public key get exchanged anyway in th... |
I've read through several articles and posts here and on other resources and I'm still confused.
Say I have a key pair, and I got a server certificate for my public key from some trusted CA. Now I'm generating fake certificate for some domain that someone else owns and sign it with my private key from that pair.
Having... |
Are there any methods for stopping a subscription bomb other than issuing a new email address? Creating gmail filters is only getting us so far as there are more emails coming in than we can keep up with. It feels like a losing battle.
Is there a regex we can use to stop all non-english characters? I've tried a non-asc... |
My research:
I found this security stackexchange post but it didn't answer my question.
I know that you can do similar things using astresik with voip provider.
I came up on o blog that explain that sim card is computer ect.. link
But can you spoof you caller id but not using a voip (your carrier instead)
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Since I write an API for a website, I'm interested in his login system and his requests but something bothered me, I have the impression that the security system is weak...
When I login, I send POST request containing the login form, but my login cookie is plain text saved ( maybe insecurly deserialized ) -> a:2:{i:0;... |
In my situation my private key is in an HSM. I cannot access it for use with the various bitcoin golang libraries. Most of the functions require the private key "in-use". Although in my case, I can generate the signature later used for signing with an HSM API, I can't use the remainder of the library because of this is... |
As of today, web security gateways add a layer of complexity to corporate web traffic while - in my opinion - only adding a small layer of protection, as most web traffic is encrypted nowadays.
Of course, it's - as of now - possible to MITM the encrypted traffic, but that has additional drawbacks in fact - again in my ... |
I am using THC Hydra (v9.0) on GNU/Linux to pentest my private API.
The GET route in question requires a key as GET parameter which returns an auth token if the correct key was submitted else "false".
If no key or a wrong key is submitted, the route returns always "false" for the next 5 seconds, even if the correct key... |
A website takes user input and pass into img src. What is the possible impact that I can do with it?
<img src="https://website.com/static/{user-input}">
I did think of some options:
Testing for XSS
Logout CSRF: website.com/static/../logout
Is open redirect possible by doing something like website.com/static/@//google.... |
I am storing my passwords in a password manager (keepass). Also I am using keepass to set up one-time passwords for some accounts. Keepass is storing the seeds of the OTP's in its database.
If my keepass DB is compromised I am losing my passwords plus my OTP seeds.
Is the OTP adding extra security in this case? Or do I... |
We all know that SmartCards protect private keys much better than any software-based solution. However, when it comes to the Windows Cert Store to be compared to SmartCards: how difficult is it for an attacker to extract the private key of a certificate-bundle from that Windows Cert Store?
Asking this question, I am w... |
Could someone doctor an email to make it appear that it was sent from a different sender at an earlier date? For example, could someone who knows my email address make it appear that I had emailed someone last year?
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I have an application with a server-client architecture. The server is a REST/JSON API and the client reaches to the server via HTTPS. I currently have a short-lived access token (JWT, stateless, 15 minutes) that is attached for each authenticated request and a long-lived refresh token (random, stateful, 7 days). The r... |
I have heard many prank calls from ~2004-2007. In many of them, completely different people all mention the same thing about them "tracking the pranker", clearly in an attempt to scare the prank caller into ceasing to call them, and specifically mentioning that it's "better the longer the call goes on" because it "make... |
According to the freeradius document https://freeradius.org/radiusd/man/rlm_pap.txt I can use NT-Password as the type of storing user's password. However, I have only found the type of generating raw MD4 as NTLM Hash. As I need to use MSCHAPv2, I cannot switch to the more secure SSHA2-Password. Are there any other type... |
linux security and root access question....
I'm setting up a server that has a validator node running on it for a blockchain. I was trying to harden the security of my server. I set up ufw for all ports but those necessary for the node to operate. I set up 2FA, SSH with ed25519, and then I was spending time trying to f... |
How would you test the security of a flat file processing application?
Perhaps the question is more about how does the back-end of an application that takes a flat file with a specific template as input handle such input.
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First some definitions and common understanding.
The premise of secure boot is that each binary get's verified before
it is loaded. This starts with the firmware in ROM verifying the EFI
application.
For the case of a Linux boot that EFI application is
shim which is signed with a
Microsoft key embedded in most x86/64 ... |
I was reading through Facebook's data policy which also encompasses instagram, messenger, etc. It looked like the usual all encompassing breach of privacy I have come to expect from the company but one section in particular jumped out at me, it was under the device information section.
"Device attributes: information s... |
For personal learning I'm developing a webapp (PHP+MySQL) with login procedure as described in this article. I'm using two (pseudo)tables for validation:
[users]
id | username | password_hashed
[sessions]
id | username | session_id | session_token_hashed | session_expired
TLDR: How random/cryptographically secure do ... |
Another question inspired by a recent discussion in the 'The DMZ' chatroom.
Long story short: IT guys are worried that accountants' workstations may become compromised because accountants watch cat meme websites. Proposed solution: Lock down the devices used by accountants so that they may not watch cat meme websites.
... |
I'm looking into a spam bot that's been sending me messages on my phone (Samsung s10). It's sent a couple images that I want to try and scrape for metadata and do a reverse image search on. Since the images are from an untrusted source I don't want to download them to my phone. Is there a way to safely get these images... |
Imagine this typical Fake WiFi scenario:
A bad actor creates a fake coffee shop Wifi and therefore is in full control of the network. An unsuspecting victim would connect to the Wifi and log in to their email password via an HTTPS website.
Would the bad actor be able to get the credentials if the victim is on their fa... |
Browsers follow certain standards to securely render webpages and execute scripts. But it's all in browser.
An example is that I can't access stuff inside a JS module from the browser console.
What if there exists a modified WebKit/gecko engine that follows no such standards and is specifically meant for offending the ... |
Let's assume we have an example machine connected to the internet. This machine is typically a client one, and it has no services like ssh running on. Does this kind of machines need any firewall to restrict incoming connections? On the one hand, there's no services that would accept the network packets, so there's no ... |
Following Scenario:
You unlock your phone and you give it to someone so they can promply check it out (since it's a new phone).
Now let's presume that the very exact person has intentions to install spyware on you phone without your knowledge. Without you looking, can that person go to settings > allow downloads from u... |
My understanding is that client impersonation cannot be prevented for Native Desktop Apps. If all standard controls: State, PKCE, Redirect_URI confirmation etc are in place, to prevent auth_code leakage or injection. Then the only way an attacker could reasonably compromise a flow is if they are capable of manipulating... |
I know there are some standards for transferring data securely such as HTTPS for web applications, or SPC & SFTP for secure file transfers.
Encrypting files using PGP is a way to encrypt files during emails transfers.
I want to add a layer of security to my files which are going to be transported over SFTP/SCP and encr... |
We have a tactical red team in-house. For the company compliance audit (SOC 2 and/or ISO 27001), we are forced to install the compliance check agent. With almost all the malware and hacking tools, how can we exclude or propose to the auditor not to mark them as noncompliant?
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I keep reading the term "reversibly encrypted" and that confuses me because I thought that is kind of the point of encryption, that it can be decrypted.
I googled it, as a good student, and found this encyclopedia entry.
irreversible encryption A cryptographic process that transforms data deterministically to a form f... |
I am moving to a country where the government can compel you to reveal passwords for your devices at the border, rendering the full disk encryption on my linux laptop useless.
Other than uploading everything to the cloud, what else can I do to take my data with me safely?
Ideally, I would like a solution which preserve... |
I am pretty sure that the answer to my question is no, but I have been have a hard time finding an answer through official documentation or other posts here. Here is simple use case for some context:
Python backend web application (api.domain.com)
Frontend JavaScript SPA (app.domain.com)
post requests to api.domain.co... |
I'm implementing RSA public-private key encryption and decryption and the input of these functions is encoded as hexadecimal. The library I use (react-native-rsa) however only accepts plain strings for encryption so I cannot convert the hexadecimal to a byte array first.
Encrypting the hexadecimal string works fine, bu... |
I am in the process of converting an older computer into a dedicated machine learning server. I want to be able to RDS into it from my current computer and ideally from anywhere. However, I do want to follow best practices and prevent other people from accessing it via including some form of MFA on Windows 10 Pro. Is t... |
While researching one site, I found that if you enter document.cookie (Firefox) I can see this filed in cookie _gat_gtag_UA_XXXXXXXXX_1=1. There were plain text. As I know gtag is for Google Tag Manager. I was using Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager in my projects too. So, isn't is insecure to show such data as G... |
TLS intercepting proxies create fake server public and private keys on the fly and sign them with a root CA. Depending on the software the keys might be cached or regenerated on each new connection.
What would be the security implications of having the (short lived) server key stolen (not the key for the root CA used f... |
I did enabled Bitlocker encryption on my Windows 10 Pro Laptop. but it has TPM 2.0 chip installed and Because of that it DOES NOT actually Protecting me as someone JUST NEED TO CRACK 1 PASSWORD (windows login screen password) and Boom. THEY OWN MY COMPUTER... and if I goes without TPM is it Less Secure(somehow, hope yo... |
Sorry if this is a "noob" mistake, which I am sure it is, but I can't figure out why ModSec is ignoring my rule exception.
Situation (Debian 10): I have a ssl secured url for Monit monitoring software, that works on www.example.com:3286 , which as verified by my Apache2 error logs, triggers modsec rule id 920350 thereb... |
I was certain I'd find a question asking this, but a search didn't return any results.
I have 2FA enabled on my Microsoft account, which requires me to approve all sign-ins using the Microsoft Authenticator app. My understanding is, after you supply the correct userID + password, you're asked to approve the sign-in wit... |
Current token format, creation, verification:
vls_k3uGjFsDfA49Ygt8mqNHAtkBuUqRTU6K1KfUCwEiX9Z
I am creating session token as follows:
Create an array of 32 bytes.
Fill the first 28 bytes via PRNG.
Calculate checksum (CRC-32) from the 28 bytes and add the result to end of the array.
Use Base-58 to encode the array a... |
I just received an email from AWS re Certificate request for [my personal domain].
This email asked me to approve this request with a link or forward to a AWS email for validation.
Needless to say this request for the cert did not originate for me or anyone acting on my behalf.
I am posting here as I have never encoun... |
I consider WEB of trust as a failed initiative (search for SKS key poisoning mass occurred in 2019).
PGP is used to sign software in source (commits / tags in Git/Mercirual) & binary (compiled artifacts) forms.
Currently when I download software from the Internet I usually rely on PGP keys (Debian / Cygwin / etc packag... |
By stalkerware I mean the type of spyware that is typically marketed as a tool to catch a cheating spouse (or similar).
I am asking because the motive for this type of attack is somewhat different from other attacks. If the goal of an attacker using stalkerware is to catch me cheating, but I never cheat, then in theory... |
If I use a custom DNS like NextDNS instead of my VPN service's DNS (NordVPN), where DNS queries go through the tunnel, will there be a privacy risk or some major disadvantages?
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What does it take to brute force something like this
00f54a5851e9372b87810a8e60cdd2e7cfd80b6e31
I can brute force anything else like
iambad, blackapple1, etc
But how can I brute force something like that line? And what is the best hardware to do that?
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Can a drive (system or external) that is already Bitlocker encrypted and locked, be able to be attacked and encrypted by ransomware? We need prevention from over-encryption, not destruction or formatting.
This question has been asked, but it is not clear whether the answers there are applicable for drives that are lock... |
Assuming the hard drive is encrypted with BitLocker and it is on a laptop with a TPM module. Then the hard drive is formatted and Windows is completely reinstalled. Is it still possible to recover the previously encrypted data now?
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I was going through the paper Password Security: A Case History By Robert Morris and Ken Thompson on authentication. It has been mentioned in the First Scheme that the first encryption used m209, in which they used the user password as the key.
The respective excerpt is,
Most of the standard encryption methods used (i... |
Corporate security trainings keeps saying "download a file from the web or email attachment and open it and you might become infected". I know this used to be the case on old Windows machines in the 90s, but is it still the case on any computer? Obviously if you open a shell file or executable file or app that might be... |
After giving a new credit card to a client some banks send its PIN code with an SMS. Later they send another SMS that's only purpose is to erase the SMS with the PIN from user's phone. Does this trick work via Replace Short Message Type code and how secure is it?
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If I use MAC filtering on my router to prevent internet access for a smart device e.g. IP camera, could it feasibly change the MAC address to get around this and leak data to a remote server? If so, what can robustly prevent internet access?
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This question refers to this YouTube video of John McAfee
Because videos can disappear, I've provided a screenshot and transcript (transcribed by me, so please forgive errors)
What John is saying sounds pretty serious, but to what degree is it just scaremongering? How seriously should we take this commentary? Is it rea... |
This is the third time I've gotten a call from someone asking me to just go to their website so that we can talk about the information [stock, forex and/or crypto trading] there.
Many things that were said in the conversation triggered red flags for me and I'm sure that they are trying to con me in some way or another.... |
Is it possible to use HKDF in the TPM? My goal is to load in a master symmetric key and derive keys from that using HKDF. I see there are other KDF functions available, but no mention of HKDF.
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I'm playing with mimikatz kerberos::golden, e.g.,
kerberos::golden /domain:XXX /sid:XXX /user:XXX /aes256:XXX /endin:864000 /renewmax:10240 /ptt
Then I tried to access a domain joined machine, but I got access denied:
dir \\IP_address\C$
But if I switch to a DNS name, it works:
dir \\HOSTNAME\C$
Why did the direct I... |
When creating CSR on Windows (using built-in certificate store), I found some weird behaviors:
When I use enrollment policy, but then extract CSR and sign it somewhere else, on import the certificate is not linked with the private key.
When enrolling certificate on VPN (using AD template), sometimes the resulting cert... |
An organization my friend works for was recently hacked, and the hackers published a file with over 100,000 names and passwords, including theirs. An IT person in the organization told me that the hackers seem to have found an encrypted file with logins and passwords in Active Directory (it's a Windows-based system) an... |
I decided to post on Security as it's more a privacy-oriented question. I could post it on Superuser as a browser question.
These days I am experiencing a strange behaviour with Firefox 92.0.1 equipped with AdBlocker Ultimate, I Don't Care About Cookies and Cookies AutoDelete plugins. The browser is configured to rejec... |
I hate antivirus programs. They hinder more than help. I have some ideas but I have doubts about their practicality...
Can ransomware infect a FAT32 drive? (As I think they usually benefit from the NTFS encryption feature, FAT32 doesn't have this, but I was in doubt if they usually encrypt using the file system featur... |
We have our web app / REST API getting tested by potential customer. In the report they came up with this issue:
Sensitive data like user credentials on login page, password reset,
change password etc. are sent in clear text format. If sent in clear
text format attacker can steal those from the browsers memory.
And I... |
When a client connects to a router (standard home router) how is the key distributed to the client? If the key is sent across the network, can not someone sniff and see the key? If the key is not sent across the network, is it generated via the routers access password (the password used to access the network)?
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I am new to the info-sec industry and was recently tasked with evaluating the communication protocols used by my various subsystems.
So it was stated in the requirements that the systems have to implement secure communication protocols and secure file transfer mechanisms to safeguard data confidentiality in transit ove... |
Will memory encryption (or compression) provided by Intel or AMD processors protect against attacks like HeartBleed or similar memory leaks?
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We created a default environment on AWS Elastic Beanstalk using their Python "sample app". After some time, the logs show a large number of POST requests with bodies like this:
b'0x%5B%5D=ridho'
b'0x%5B%5D=androxgh0st'
b'0x%5B%5D=Graber'
b'0x%5B%5D=anarchy99'
These names smell pretty fishy. I guess %5B%5D encodes squa... |
Section 2.1.1 of IETF's OAuth 2.0 Security Best Current Practice begins as follows:
Clients MUST prevent injection (replay) of authorization codes into
the authorization response by attackers. Public clients MUST use
PKCE [RFC7636] to this end. For confidential clients, the use of
PKCE [RFC7636] is RECOMMENDED. Wit... |
In browsers, use of SharedArrayBuffer is restricted to sites with the following HTTP headers because otherwise it exposes vulnerabilities to Spectre and Meltdown.
Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp
Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin
If you don't have access to your server, to set headers there, you can cr... |
Environment
I am creating a python application which writes to SQL.
It is compiled into an .exe and distributed to other computers in the business.
(Edit: The SQL server is hosted by our business, within our intranet. The password is also required to change on occasion.)
Question
What are some effective solutions for k... |
Spyier makes lots of claims;
How to Hack Someone’s Phone Remotely
How to Hack Someone’s Phone Without Touching It
We have Signaling System No. 7 (SS7) flaw that can be used to monitor activities, however, remote hacking is a way bigger claim.
Similarly, products like JbeeMonitor, MinSpy, etc.
What I actually think is... |
Can an API endpoint or a Web Application hosted on K8S exposed been breached to compromise the entire K8S cluster? Were there ever such attacks?
i.e., attacker compromises the spring boot based API with some /PUT, /POST calls which then compromises the container, then the pod, then the cluster itself and subsequently l... |
Instead of waiting until zero-day exploits to happen, how to preemptively find zero-day vulnerabilities in order to deter zero-day exploits? There has to be a better way.
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A while ago I have set up the autologin for my Windows 10 user.
I do not know the password anymore.
I can login to the system (as has autologin now). But I cannot change the password.
Is it possible to find out what the password was?
This is a Local account and not a Microsoft-account
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Currently we have an email address and in certain cases we receive sensitive data via email. The goal is protecting this sensitive data. We have a website with SSL too so we thought that the website could encrypt these messages with a public key and send them to our email address, so we could decrypt the ciphertext loc... |
How can the operator of Github detect whether or not my password applied on their website is commonly used by me on other websites?
I have received a warning message from them forcing me to change my password. The reasoning for that is as above. On the one hand, it is a fair expectation from the operator to apply uniqu... |
I understand that saving a screenshot of the QR code during the OTP setup process is enough to back up a single account, however, is this the same for the QR code generated during the Google Authenticator transferring process? Because, if so, could this QR code be able to serve as a backup of Google Authenticator accou... |
We regularly use 10000 iterations of SHA256 for hashing passwords.
If we want to have similar security, how many rounds/work factor should we use when hashing passwords with bcrypt?
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Here's the text from that e-mail (no subject)
31725714 65
TJBPYEW YBTLI UNILPW FPW J II
NSWKW LGKJQBS PVGVQX ZEWW WQUWFZ VT
Here's the code from the attachment I extracted with Notepad++:
https://pastebin.com/Fv9JPmu3
Being curious, I used Sandboxie (a sandboxing program) to open the file after saving it but nothing h... |
Sorry if this question is stupid or doesn't make sense. What led me to ask this is that I noticed my known_hosts file has many (15) lines and I'm not sure why; I didn't think I had connected to this many servers? (I think this is what the known_hosts file is for based on my limited understanding of the answer to this p... |
I'm building an application, part of which will allow businesses to store secrets.
I'm looking at using CryptoJS (https://www.npmjs.com/package/crypto-js). This would encrypt everything on the client side, and send it to the server-side using HTTPS before it is saved to our database. No plain text secrets would ever be... |
I want to ask why public WIFI is always open and cannot use encryption? For example, customers in coffee shop can use WIFI without password (i.e. no encryption). Why WIFI router cannot configure with WPA2 encryption with simple WPA2 password and will provide encryption? There must be reasons behind that I'm unaware. Pl... |
Disclaimer: My understanding of the types of VPNs and IPSec is limited.
What I am struggling to understand is the fact that the IP header is not encrypted in transport-mode IPSec.
My understanding of VPNs: There is a well-known VPN server, you connect to it, and everything you send to it gets encrypted. Your local ISP... |
I have a MacBook which has a Yubikey. I usually don't use my MacBook for any development. I use a remote Linux server. I would like to sign my commits with Yubikey instead of a gpg key.
Can I share my Yubikey via ssh to my remote Linux machine?
What are the disadvantages? Am I missing something?
Thanks
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When conducting an external pentest and the scope is broad covering everything owned by the client, how would you verify if the enumerated IP addresses belong to a client? Running 'nslookup' on the IP doesn't always return anything and in some cases the IP address may be owned by a hosting company where the client is u... |
I wish to map a site with owasp zaproxy. The site uses data driven nodes in the URL in such a format to download image data for maps:
https://subdomain.domain.tld/maps/<<region>>/<<version>>/tiles/<<zoom>>/<<x-chunk-idx>>/<<y-chunk-idx>>.png
This creates a massive tree that I wish not to display. However I would like t... |
I am learning buffer overflow and I'm stuck. For the basic examples with very few variables we could spam the stack and kinda overwrite the return address etc.
I am having difficulties examining the stack of a program. You can refer to the code below if needed.
My questions:
I'm using gdb-peda and I want to view the st... |
Imagine an API where all CRUD operations are done through the same POST HTTP Request but with different "action" values from request body.
{
"action":"[create|read|update|delete]",
"user":"4",
.. [Other action specific parameters] ..
}
This looks bad from a design perspective, and might complicate things from a docum... |
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