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Elastic search databases on Shodan

Does anybody collect data from open elastic search databases? I have in the past using shodan and the elastic search crawler script, but I'm not too knowledgeable in parsing data. What's the best way to organize and search data sets? Any recommendations?

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Website Vulnerability

Hello there guys,

To anyone whos familiar with the GDPR I've got a question, I found out recently a 'bug' in a website register form, it turns out in the email textbox form, there's an active POST request being made where it will send a payload of the user's typed email address and it will return either "OK", in case the email is not taken and "ERROR" in case the email is already registered.

The issue is that it is possible to brute-force said POST request without any sort of limitation, so it'd be possible to have a 'wordlist' of emails and brute force them to know whether or not it is already registered.



My question is if this is worth sending an email to the cybersecurity team of the said website, and wewhetherther or not it might go against any GDPR law.

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Labtainers include more than 50 cyber lab exercises and tools to build your own. Import a single VM appliance (https://nps.edu/web/c3o/virtual-machine-images) or install on a Linux system and your students are done with provisioning and administrative setup, for these and future lab exercises. Consistent lab execution environments and automated provisioning via Docker containers Multi-component network topologies on a modestly performing laptop computer Automated assessment of student lab activity and progress Individualized lab exercises to discourage sharing solutions Labtainers provide controlled and consistent execution environments in which students perform labs entirely within the confines of their computer, regardless of the Linux distribution and packages installed on the student's computer. Labtainers run on our [VM appliance][vm-appliancee], or on any Linux with Dockers installed. And Labtainers is available as cloud-based VMs, e.g., on Azure as described in the Student Guide (https://github.com/mfthomps/Labtainers/blob/master/docs/student/labtainer-student.pdf). See the Student Guide (https://github.com/mfthomps/Labtainers/blob/master/docs/student/labtainer-student.pdf) for installation and use, and the Instructor Guide (https://github.com/mfthomps/Labtainers/blob/master/docs/instructor/labtainer-instructor.pdf) for student assessment. Developing and customizing lab exercises is described in the Designer Guide (https://github.com/mfthomps/Labtainers/blob/master/docs/labdesigner/labdesigner.pdf). See the Papers (https://nps.edu/web/c3o/labtainers#papers) for additional information about the framework. The Labtainers website, and downloads (including VM appliances with Labtainers pre-installed) are at https://nps.edu/web/c3o/labtainers. Distribution created: 03/25/2022 09:37
Revision: v1.3.7c
Commit: 626ea075
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Distribution and Use Please see the licensing and distribution information in the docs/license.md file (https://github.com/mfthomps/Labtainers/blob/master/docs/license.md). Guide to directories scripts/labtainers-student -- the work directory for running and testing student labs. You must be in that directory to run student labs. scripts/labtainers-instructor -- the work directory for running and testing automated assessment and viewing student results. labs -- Files specific to each of the labs setup_scripts -- scripts for installing Labtainers and Docker and updating Labtainers docs -- latex source for the labdesigner.pdf, and other documentation. UI -- Labtainers lab editor source code (Java). headless-lite -- scripts for managing Docker Workstation and cloud instances of Labtainers (systems that do not have native X11 servers.) scripts/designer -- Tools for building new labs and managing base Docker images. config -- system-wide configuration settings (these are not the lab-specific configuration settings. distrib -- distribution support scripts, e.g., for publishing labs to the Docker hub. testsets -- Test procedures and expected results. (Per-lab drivers for SimLab are not distributed). pkg-mirrors -- utility scripts for internal NPS package mirroring to reduce external package pulling during tests and distribution. Support Use the GitHub issue reports, or email me at mfthomps@nps.edu (mailto:mfthomps@nps.edu) Also see https://my.nps.edu/web/c3o/support1 Release notes The standard Labtainers distribution does not include files required for development of new labs. For those, run ./update-designer.sh from the labtainer/trunk/setup_scripts directory. The installation script and the update-designer.sh script set environment variables, so you may want to logout/login, or start a new bash shell before using Labtainers the first time. March 23, 2022 Fix path to tap lock directory; was causing failure of labs using network taps Update plc-traffic netmon computer to have openjfx

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