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are passwords in website databases usually hashed?
are passwords in website databases usually hashed or do they hash them when they compare the password with user input?
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are passwords in website databases usually hashed?
are passwords in website databases usually hashed or do they hash them when they compare the password with user input?
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are passwords in website databases usually hashed?
are passwords in website databases usually hashed or do they hash them when they compare the password with user input?
hacking: security in practice
Employer hacked for a second time
I work for a UK based SME. We have now been hacked for a second time in 3 years.
The first time around, they got in via poorly set up firewall. All they did was to encrypt the server which the firewall rule allowed access to. Server was rebuilt, never heard from any hackers. I believe the firewall rule was amended to be more secure
Last week, hackers got in and locked down a few servers from what I can tell. I haven't been told much this time around. I know the hackers sent a message asking to go to a website to make payment. I don't know if any payment was made. I also don't know how many servers were affected, or how they got in
Both times the employer has not publicised the breaches to anyone. Is it normal/legal for employers to try to hide this?
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Employer hacked for a second time
I work for a UK based SME. We have now been hacked for a second time in 3 years.
The first time around, they got in via poorly set up firewall. All they did was to encrypt the server which the firewall rule allowed access to. Server was rebuilt, never heard from any hackers. I believe the firewall rule was amended to be more secure
Last week, hackers got in and locked down a few servers from what I can tell. I haven't been told much this time around. I know the hackers sent a message asking to go to a website to make payment. I don't know if any payment was made. I also don't know how many servers were affected, or how they got in
Both times the employer has not publicised the breaches to anyone. Is it normal/legal for employers to try to hide this?
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Employer hacked for a second time
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So... about a Linux system.
As per the title, where would hackers normally attack or gain entry to a Linux box?
Also, what sort of things will they change once inside the system: create users, install kits, drop a shell?
Not new to Linux but always good to know what things to look for in an intrusion and/or be vigilant about certain odd system behaviors/processes.
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So... about a Linux system.
As per the title, where would hackers normally attack or gain entry to a Linux box?
Also, what sort of things will they change once inside the system: create users, install kits, drop a shell?
Not new to Linux but always good to know what things to look for in an intrusion and/or be vigilant about certain odd system behaviors/processes.
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So... about a Linux system.
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Audit Node Module folder with YARA rules
Audit Node Module folder with YARA rules
(New rules, PRs, feedbacks are highly appreciated)
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/rpgeeganage/audit-node-modules-with-yara
Purpose:
* The purpose of this tool is to run a given set of YARA rules against the given node_module
folder.
* Help to detect supplier chain attacks
* With this approach, We can define YARA rules to identify suspicious scripts which are injected into node packages.
* This package can be added to the CI/CD
pipeline
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Audit Node Module folder with YARA rules
Audit Node Module folder with YARA rules
(New rules, PRs, feedbacks are highly appreciated)
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/rpgeeganage/audit-node-modules-with-yara
Purpose:
* The purpose of this tool is to run a given set of YARA rules against the given node_module
folder.
* Help to detect supplier chain attacks
* With this approach, We can define YARA rules to identify suspicious scripts which are injected into node packages.
* This package can be added to the CI/CD
pipeline
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issue in a pentesting report
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/mds22r/issue_in_a_pentesting_report/
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<!-- SC_OFF -->Hi, Hi Martin, I have a lot of high vulnerable components (js, jar, lib, etc.) is it correct to place these in the same table with other high vulnerabilities such as weak token implementation, XSS, weak password policy for example? <!-- SC_ON --> submitted by /u/micheal6584 (https://www.reddit.com/user/micheal6584)
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Netdiscover
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