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Question regarding dns redirect

Quick question for you guys.

Doing some experimentation with JS injection into http websites.

Obviously, most websites use https. The main workaround is to attempt to perform an sslstrip or HSTSHijack to try to downgrade the site to http. From there we can inject a hook and try from there.

However, most large sites have a strong HSTS policy that will not allow this to work.

My question is, would it be easier to just create a DNS redirect that forces users to a predefined http website. Meaning, if I go to https://google.com, it would redirect to http://palms.myspecies.info/

Obviously, this would get noticed by the target host, but that is not important as this is for testing purposes on my own machine.

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Is this still an Open redirect vulnerability?

I failed my security course twice and ironically I’m now tasked to fix security issues on an internal web app for my employer.

They’re cybersecurity 101 type of attacks but I’m still confused, is the following example still an open redirect, or is it a false positive?

the user inputs a URL on browser and the controller/service grabs the Base url of that URL and appends “custom.html” Then passes that to the servlets redirect function.

Pseudo code:

MyController(request, response) {

BaseURL = request.substring()

Response.redirect(BaseURL + “custom.html”)

}

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How to break into old yahoo mail account that I madr 6 years ago

Hello

I made a yahoo email that I used to create a Facebook account and now I need to access it for some security code. The problem is that I only know one of the security questions but not the other one. Can you give me some websites for this type of service?

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Is there a way to intervene as user on TikTok collecting personal data?

I'm concerned, as I used TikTok about three months naively not understanding what I signing up for. After reading through and seeing that you they gain notable information past the application in their terms of service. I would like to make sure that I am not having my data used by them.

Is there anyway I can make sure they aren't doing such things at the current moment?

Is there a way to trace what you have available to these apps?

Do these apps continue to monitor even after you have deleted the app?

Appreciate any of the feedback.

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Does a used 4G LTE modem store data?

My dad gave me a used modem and I am wanting to pawn it off for some extra cash. We installed Starlink at our family ranch and we no longer need it. That being said, I am wondering if there is any way that people could pull any personal information from it. Its a LB1120 Netgear modem. Thanks for any information!

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