We will tell a story about the Request forgery family and how it can attack mobile applications.Continue reading on Medium » (https://dphoeniixx.medium.com/exploiting-request-forgery-on-mobile-applications-e1d196d187b3?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
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Exploiting Request forgery on Mobile Applications.
We will tell a story about the Request forgery family and how it can attack mobile applications.
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You Need a Cyber Team
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Maybe you, like me, are an Olympics fan (in my case: Summer Games, track & field). Most Americans look forward eagerly for the Super Bowl…
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You Need a Cyber Team
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Maybe you, like me, are an Olympics fan (in my case: Summer Games, track & field). Most Americans look forward eagerly for the Super Bowl…
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You Need a Cyber Team
Maybe you, like me, are an Olympics fan (in my case: Summer Games, track & field). Most Americans look forward eagerly for the Super Bowl…
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InfoSecSherpa’s News Round Up for Monday, October 18, 2021
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InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!
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InfoSecSherpa’s News Round Up for Monday, October 18, 2021
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InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!
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InfoSecSherpa’s News Round Up for Monday, October 18, 2021
InfoSecSherpa: Your Guide Up a Mountain of Information!
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HackTheBox Write-up: Bastard.
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Dificultad: Media.
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HackTheBox Write-up: Bastard.
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Dificultad: Media.
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HackTheBox Write-up: Bastard.
Dificultad: Media.
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Hack This Site: Realistic Web Mission — Level 16
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Hello World Wide Web and welcome to HaXeZ where today we’re looking at the last realistic web application mission from Hack This Site…
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Hack This Site: Realistic Web Mission — Level 16
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Hello World Wide Web and welcome to HaXeZ where today we’re looking at the last realistic web application mission from Hack This Site…
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Hack This Site: Realistic Web Mission — Level 16
Hello World Wide Web and welcome to HaXeZ where today we’re looking at the last realistic web application mission from Hack This Site…
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TSBE SA:Assignment: Building a simple reverse shell on Windows with Netcat
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In this post, I want to show you how easy a reverse shell can be established on a Windows system using Netcat.
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TSBE SA:Assignment: Building a simple reverse shell on Windows with Netcat
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In this post, I want to show you how easy a reverse shell can be established on a Windows system using Netcat.
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TSBE SA:Assignment: Building a simple reverse shell on Windows with Netcat
In this post, I want to show you how easy a reverse shell can be established on a Windows system using Netcat.
Dark Reading: Attacks/Breaches
FIDO Alliance Research Tracks Passwordless Authentication as It Moves Mainstream
New Online Authentication Barometer from the FIDO Alliance reveals consumer habits, trends and adoption of authentication technologies.
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FIDO Alliance Research Tracks Passwordless Authentication as It Moves Mainstream
New Online Authentication Barometer from the FIDO Alliance reveals consumer habits, trends and adoption of authentication technologies.
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FIDO Alliance Research Tracks Passwordless Authentication as It Moves Mainstream
New Online Authentication Barometer from the FIDO Alliance reveals consumer habits, trends and adoption of authentication technologies.
hacking: security in practice
IRC’s
So I’ve never used IRC’s before and I see they can be pretty involved just to enter a room. Does anyone have tips or clients that are beginner friendly, and active enough that I would be able to talk/learn more about hacking and cyber security?
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IRC’s
So I’ve never used IRC’s before and I see they can be pretty involved just to enter a room. Does anyone have tips or clients that are beginner friendly, and active enough that I would be able to talk/learn more about hacking and cyber security?
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IRC’s
So I’ve never used IRC’s before and I see they can be pretty involved just to enter a room. Does anyone have tips or clients that are beginner...
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The History of Malware
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How the most notorious contagions of our time came to be
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The History of Malware
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How the most notorious contagions of our time came to be
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The History of Malware
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hacking: security in practice
DNS not showing in ARP poisoning attack
I am able to perform on ARP poisoning attack using a metasploit module on another computer on my LAN, and using wireshark I can see traffic from my target going to my device, and I can confirm that it’s ARP table is poisoned, but I’m forwarding its packets correctly. I can also see (most, no really all for some reason) the DNS requests from the target. However, when targeting my iOS phone, I see no DNS requests. Why is it not using the router (or what it thinks is the router) for DNS? And how would I force it to do so without literally going in and changing its dns server setting? Or if I can’t, is there a way I could drop packets and force it to make another handshake, capture the handshake, and then resume packet forwarding and decrypt dns? Would that even work? I’m obviously confused and would love if someone could basically explain how to make an ARP poisoning useful for seeing at least dns. Many thanks in advance.
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DNS not showing in ARP poisoning attack
I am able to perform on ARP poisoning attack using a metasploit module on another computer on my LAN, and using wireshark I can see traffic from my target going to my device, and I can confirm that it’s ARP table is poisoned, but I’m forwarding its packets correctly. I can also see (most, no really all for some reason) the DNS requests from the target. However, when targeting my iOS phone, I see no DNS requests. Why is it not using the router (or what it thinks is the router) for DNS? And how would I force it to do so without literally going in and changing its dns server setting? Or if I can’t, is there a way I could drop packets and force it to make another handshake, capture the handshake, and then resume packet forwarding and decrypt dns? Would that even work? I’m obviously confused and would love if someone could basically explain how to make an ARP poisoning useful for seeing at least dns. Many thanks in advance.
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DNS not showing in ARP poisoning attack
I am able to perform on ARP poisoning attack using a metasploit module on another computer on my LAN, and using wireshark I can see traffic from...