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防止 XSS 可能比想像中困難

如果你不知道什麼是 XSS(Cross-site Scripting),簡單來說就是駭客可以在你的網站上面執行 JavaScript 的程式碼。既然可以執行,那就有可能可以把使用者的 token 偷走,假造使用者的身份登入,就算偷不走…Continue reading on cymetrics »
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A page from the storybook of my life where I chose to be an ethical hacker instead of a software developer.Continue reading on Medium »
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如果你不知道什麼是 XSS(Cross-site Scripting),簡單來說就是駭客可以在你的網站上面執行 JavaScript 的程式碼。既然可以執行,那就有可能可以把使用者的 token 偷走,假造使用者的身份登入,就算偷不走…Continue reading on cymetrics » (https://medium.com/cymetrics/prevent-xss-might-be-harder-than-you-thought-ce8c422540b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)

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Someone i know claims a damning text they sent me was done so by a hacker. Is this case possible?

I need some advise from people who are more familiar with hacking phones and text messages.

Someone sent me a text message earlier this week which is potentially relationship ending. I assume it was sent by mistake, but they are claiming someone else maliciously sent this text to me by hacking their phone somehow. Before completely dismissing this as a possibility, I wanted to verify if this was actually possible or not.

Initially, I sent them a text message, and then received the text in question a couple of minutes later. The text was in response to what I sent them, so the hacker would have needed to be able to monitor our conversation in real time. I'm not too familiar with SMS spoofing apps and tools, but this doesn't sound like something that is possible with typical consumer applications. I might be wrong but from what I can tell SMS spoofers aren't able to see saved conversations and incoming texts. They are just able to send text messages on behalf of another person. Additionally, this text was sent in the same conversation as all of their other legitimate texts. I'm not sure if SMS differentiates spoofed texts from legitimate numbers.

Please let me know if this sounds like something that could realistically occur. I'm kind of in the dark as to what actually happened here, so I'm not even sure if this was a case of SMS spoofing. It could have been done by some other method I'm not aware of. Or it could have just been a mistake or someone else physically sending it from their phone. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

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