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Kali Linux Tutorials ChopChop – Web Security Testing Tool ChopChop is a command-line tool for dynamic application security testing on web applications, initially written by the Michelin CERT. Its goal is to scan several endpoints and identify exposition…
"plugins --severity High" "$ ./gochopchop plugins --severity High"
* Ability to specify number of concurrent threads : "--threads 4" for 4 workers "$ ./gochopchop plugins --threads 4"
* Ability to block the CI pipeline by severity level (equal or over specified severity) : "--max-severity Medium" "$ ./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --max-severity Medium"
* Ability to specify specific signatures to be checked "./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --timeout 1 --verbosity --export=csv,json --export-filename boo --plugin-filters=Git,Zimbra,Jenkins"
* Ability to list all the plugins "$ ./gochopchop plugins"
* List High severity plugins "$ ./gochopchop plugins --severity High"
* Set a list or URLs located in a file "$ ./gochopchop scan --url-file url_file.txt"
* Export GoChopChop results in CSV and JSON format "$ ./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --export=csv,json --export-filename results" Creating A New Check
Writing a new check is as simple as : "- endpoint: "/.git/config"
checks:
- name: Git exposed
match:
- "[branch"
remediation: Do not deploy .git folder on production servers
description: Verifies that the GIT repository is accessible from the site
severity: "High""
An endpoint (eg. "/.git/config") is mapped to multiple checks which avoids sending X requests for X checks. Multiple checks can be done through a single HTTP request. Each check needs those fields:
AttributeTypeDescriptionOptional ?ExamplenamestringName of the checkNoGit exposeddescriptionstringA small description for the checkNoEnsure .git repository is not accessible from the webrootremediationstringGive a remediation for this specific “issue”NoDo not deploy .git folder on production serversseverityEnum(“High”, “Medium”, “Low”, “Informational”)Rate the criticity if it triggers in your environmentNoHighstatus_codeintegerThe HTTP status code that should be returnedYes200headersList of stringList of headers there should be in the HTTP responseYesN/Ano_headersList of stringList of headers there should NOT be in the HTTP responseYesN/AmatchList of stringList the strings there should be in the HTTP responseYes“[branch”no_matchList of stringList the strings there should NOT be in the HTTP responseYesN/Aquery_stringGET parameters that have to be passed to the endpointStringYes"query_string: "id=FOO-chopchoptest""
* Ability to specify number of concurrent threads : "--threads 4" for 4 workers "$ ./gochopchop plugins --threads 4"
* Ability to block the CI pipeline by severity level (equal or over specified severity) : "--max-severity Medium" "$ ./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --max-severity Medium"
* Ability to specify specific signatures to be checked "./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --timeout 1 --verbosity --export=csv,json --export-filename boo --plugin-filters=Git,Zimbra,Jenkins"
* Ability to list all the plugins "$ ./gochopchop plugins"
* List High severity plugins "$ ./gochopchop plugins --severity High"
* Set a list or URLs located in a file "$ ./gochopchop scan --url-file url_file.txt"
* Export GoChopChop results in CSV and JSON format "$ ./gochopchop scan https://foobar.com --export=csv,json --export-filename results" Creating A New Check
Writing a new check is as simple as : "- endpoint: "/.git/config"
checks:
- name: Git exposed
match:
- "[branch"
remediation: Do not deploy .git folder on production servers
description: Verifies that the GIT repository is accessible from the site
severity: "High""
An endpoint (eg. "/.git/config") is mapped to multiple checks which avoids sending X requests for X checks. Multiple checks can be done through a single HTTP request. Each check needs those fields:
AttributeTypeDescriptionOptional ?ExamplenamestringName of the checkNoGit exposeddescriptionstringA small description for the checkNoEnsure .git repository is not accessible from the webrootremediationstringGive a remediation for this specific “issue”NoDo not deploy .git folder on production serversseverityEnum(“High”, “Medium”, “Low”, “Informational”)Rate the criticity if it triggers in your environmentNoHighstatus_codeintegerThe HTTP status code that should be returnedYes200headersList of stringList of headers there should be in the HTTP responseYesN/Ano_headersList of stringList of headers there should NOT be in the HTTP responseYesN/AmatchList of stringList the strings there should be in the HTTP responseYes“[branch”no_matchList of stringList the strings there should NOT be in the HTTP responseYesN/Aquery_stringGET parameters that have to be passed to the endpointStringYes"query_string: "id=FOO-chopchoptest""
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How to FALL IN LOVE with Networking?
I started my journey after new year 2023,went through Network+ basics so i could tackle easier Security +. Right now im finishing CCD and my next goal are pen.testing certs. So far i have basic knowledge of networking,but i would like to be better at it,only problem is it bores me so much..so how could i force myself to start liking it? Its kinda important thing if you want ro be good at hacking ,right.
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How to FALL IN LOVE with Networking?
I started my journey after new year 2023,went through Network+ basics so i could tackle easier Security +. Right now im finishing CCD and my next goal are pen.testing certs. So far i have basic knowledge of networking,but i would like to be better at it,only problem is it bores me so much..so how could i force myself to start liking it? Its kinda important thing if you want ro be good at hacking ,right.
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Get esim number?
Is there a way to find out the esim with the EID or IMEI numbers?
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It is possible!
Hard means possible. You can become a self-taught hacker like I did. without paying for courses or certificates or whatever.
you just got to believe in yourself and not give up when things starts to get complicated and scary.
There is no real path you should go through but it is always best to start by learning a programming language
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It is possible!
Hard means possible. You can become a self-taught hacker like I did. without paying for courses or certificates or whatever.
you just got to believe in yourself and not give up when things starts to get complicated and scary.
There is no real path you should go through but it is always best to start by learning a programming language
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Hashcat with locked iPad-- cannot locate hash file
Hi,
I'm pretty new and don't know a whole lot but I'm trying to crack a locked iPad for practice (yes, I have permission. Long story). I've searched the reddit and google but can't find info pertaining to my specific question.
I'm using Hashcat for this and have gained a rudimentary understanding of how this all works, but my problem is I can't figure out how to extract the Manifest.plist file from the iPad. I've not backed it up on this laptop before. Is this possible even? I know what to do once I get the hash I just cannot figure out how to get it. I tried using the github repo itunes_backup2hashcat but my Terminal keeps saying it can't read the Manifest.plist, which makes me think I'm going in the wrong direction entirely with this.
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Hashcat with locked iPad-- cannot locate hash file
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I'm pretty new and don't know a whole lot but I'm trying to crack a locked iPad for practice (yes, I have permission. Long story). I've searched the reddit and google but can't find info pertaining to my specific question.
I'm using Hashcat for this and have gained a rudimentary understanding of how this all works, but my problem is I can't figure out how to extract the Manifest.plist file from the iPad. I've not backed it up on this laptop before. Is this possible even? I know what to do once I get the hash I just cannot figure out how to get it. I tried using the github repo itunes_backup2hashcat but my Terminal keeps saying it can't read the Manifest.plist, which makes me think I'm going in the wrong direction entirely with this.
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Nation-state hacker group targeting Taiwan, US, Vietnam and Pacific Islands
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Election Board of the District of Columbia Voter Records Breach
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