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Suppose you were writing a certificate display or formatting program and wanted to be able to say "this certificate is [or is not] usable as an end-entity certificate"? What exactly would you look for?
The more or less opposite q… Continue reading What EXACTLY makes an X.509 certificate "end entity"?
There are 10⁷ elements in WPS pin space, because one of the 8 digits is used as the checksum.
But the AP validates each half separately, resulting in 11,000 valid pins. Is it possible to generate all these 11k pins to a wordlist?
If it is … Continue reading WPS – How to get all valid pins?
This addition is getting me crazy:
In gdb : p 0xf7e280e0 + 0xefdc8000 = 0xe7bf00e0
In my python(3) script : 0xf7e280e0 + 0xefdc8000 = 0x1e7bf00e0
Why the result is not the same ?
Continue reading Why hex address addition are not the same in gdb and python [closed]
A previously asked question touches on topics which are very similar to what I am having trouble understanding.
In a web application I am testing, SAML SSO is brokered using Keycloak. The SAML Response messages contain Encrypted Assertions… Continue reading Do SAML responses containing encrypted assertions provide protection against MiTM attacks?
i have a jpg photo that was redacted on a phone using wechat app and we sent to me
i want to undo the redaction is there a way to undo it need it urgently
Is there a standard tool for the setup, organisation and deployment of a cyber incident simulation exercise? I’ve looked at NIST SP 800 84, but they don’t seem to recommend any particular tool to create and execute a scenario… Continue reading Cyber Incident Simulation tool [on hold]
I have two email accounts. My main one that I created a few years ago and switched to, which has a very strong/unique password that is not written down or stored anywhere. It also has 2-factor auth enabled. I have an older em… Continue reading How to secure/cleanup my accounts after having an old email account breached