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Penetration Testing of a Web Page instead of whole site

Posted on February 24, 2022 by aneela

I am interested in testing a website’s new feature which is available on a single a web page (addition in original website) and have some editable fields. Other than checking input validation on those fields through MITM (which I am doing … Continue reading Penetration Testing of a Web Page instead of whole site→

Posted in penetration-test, web, web service

POC of malware/virus attached to PDF or DOC file for spying [closed]

Posted on August 26, 2021 by aneela

I have been assigned a task to analyze a small level malware or virus that can attached to a doc or pdf file and when executed provide target IP and system other information. Where can I get an example as I have already looked on Github?

… Continue reading POC of malware/virus attached to PDF or DOC file for spying [closed]→

Posted in malware, PDF, spyware, virus

Blind SQL Injection POC in Java

Posted on February 25, 2021 by aneela

I am looking for some java applications (other than Manage Engine) vulnerable to Blind SQL Injection attacks for Authentication Bypass. I explored exploitdb and others but didn’t find anything interesting.
Can anybody help me with some lin… Continue reading Blind SQL Injection POC in Java→

Posted in Exploit, java, SQL Injection

Server sends reset during TLS connection: Bluekeep POC

Posted on January 26, 2021 by aneela

I am given a task to poc Bluekeep exploit. I have found a working exploit here which gave me two options, one is bluescreen which works fine for me but when I want a shell, target (windows server 2008 R2) resets the connection immediatel… Continue reading Server sends reset during TLS connection: Bluekeep POC→

Posted in Exploit, remote code execution, Remote Desktop, windows server

Finding NonPagedPool Start and End Address using volatility

Posted on January 1, 2021 by aneela

I am exploiting bluekeep vulnerability in windows server 2008 R2 using metasploit framework. When I run the exploit windows/rdp/cve_2019_0708_bluekeep_rce, it ends in BSOD on server and then server restarts. I searched on internet and fou… Continue reading Finding NonPagedPool Start and End Address using volatility→

Posted in forensics, memory, Volatility

Public Availability of a good Dataset in PCAP (TCPDUMP) format for IDS/IPS testing

Posted on May 7, 2019 by aneela

I am trying to pass good reputable malicious traffic from an IPS. There are several sources on internet to explore datasets like the oldest I think DARPA set (not available in pcap format and not that efficient for modern day… Continue reading Public Availability of a good Dataset in PCAP (TCPDUMP) format for IDS/IPS testing→

Posted in IDS, intrusion, Tcpdump

Fuzzing of GUI based windows applications

Posted on April 11, 2019 by aneela

I have been looking for some options in order to fuzz windows based GUI application. I have an application binary (exe) which has some GUI forms, first it asks for Login and demand username and password in boxes (usual GUI st… Continue reading Fuzzing of GUI based windows applications→

Posted in binary-code, fuzzing, user interface, Windows

How various CMS encrypt password across past releases

Posted on January 29, 2019 by aneela

I am interesting in knowing how Drupal, Wordpress and Joomla have managed password encryption (hashing algorithims) across their various releases, from the very first to the latest.

Thanks.

Continue reading How various CMS encrypt password across past releases→

Posted in Drupal, encryption, Joomla, passwords, wordpress

Fuzzing of Mobile Applications

Posted on January 18, 2019 by aneela

I have used AFL recently for fuzzing of OpenSSL and it worked great. Now I am interesting in fuzzing mobile applications like I have got some .apk and .ipa files which I need to fuzz.

I searched on internet and found out abo… Continue reading Fuzzing of Mobile Applications→

Posted in Android, fuzzing, iOS, Mobile

Unable to understand $EIP changes with Buffer Overflow

Posted on May 30, 2018 by aneela

I am learning Buffer Overflow, so the question might seem silly but here it is.
I started with this very simple buggy program

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char buf[128];
printf(“You entered value %s\n”, argv[1]);
strcpy(buf,ar… Continue reading Unable to understand $EIP changes with Buffer Overflow→

Posted in buffer overflow, C, debugging, gcc

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