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Is IPv6 more secure than IPv4?

Posted on January 14, 2017 by CodeRed

One of my friends is going to implement IPv6 in his university network environment and he told me it is more secure than IPv4. Is IPv6 more secure than IPv4? If so, how is it achieved on the protocol level?

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Posted in ipv6

Is it possible to attack car key fobs with regular RF devices?

Posted on January 14, 2017 by CodeRed

I hope most of the key less entry cars are using rolling codes in order to improve the security between the key fob and the car. Is it possible to intercept this communication using a device such as HackRF?

Can we jam the s… Continue reading Is it possible to attack car key fobs with regular RF devices?→

Posted in carjacking, locks | Tagged Vehicle

Discover Hidden WiFi SSID

Posted on January 12, 2017 by CodeRed

How to discover hidden SSIDs ? I know there are tool like WiGLE WiFi (Mobile) which can identify hidden SSID. How those tools are exactly working. How it is discovering hidden SSID WiFi beacons ?

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Posted in enumeration, wifi

Why use a USB WiFi adapter with Aircrack-ng?

Posted on January 12, 2017 by CodeRed

What are the limitations do we have when we are performing an aircrack-ng pen testing using laptop’s build-in WiFi adapter? Many pen testers are using USB WiFi dongles for this purpose and I wonder why.

What are the best av… Continue reading Why use a USB WiFi adapter with Aircrack-ng?→

Posted in aircrack-ng, Kali Linux, usb, wifi

Is it possible to use steganography on an analog audio channel?

Posted on January 10, 2017 by CodeRed

Is it possible to use steganography using an analog audio channel?

I know this can be done using images. My idea is to encode an audio message in way that if listened by an ordinary device (e.g., radio or telephone) it deli… Continue reading Is it possible to use steganography on an analog audio channel?→

Posted in steganography | Tagged Audio

Install a self signed certificate in IIS 10

Posted on January 8, 2017 by CodeRed

I am sorry if I am asking about a product specific question here. I need to Install a self-signed certificate in IIS 10 (Running in Windows 10). There are many articles about how to get this done in older versions but not for… Continue reading Install a self signed certificate in IIS 10→

Posted in certificates, IIS

Securely store password for Java Keystore

Posted on January 7, 2017 by CodeRed

Background

I am implementing set of Micro services using Java spring MVC and hosted in Undertow containers using Gradle. I am using a Java keystore to secure my keys which are using by the service to perform encryption and s… Continue reading Securely store password for Java Keystore→

Posted in java, password management, rest

Secure Radio Frequency TX, RX module from replay attacks

Posted on January 6, 2017 by CodeRed

Background

I am building a Home Automation system using RF 315/433 MHz Transmitter-receiver module, an Ethernet shield and AT Mega AVR Micro controller(ATMega328 PPU) that works as follows.

A set of REST APIs are integrated… Continue reading Secure Radio Frequency TX, RX module from replay attacks→

Posted in IoT, replay-detection

Secure a JWT over insecure HTTP channel

Posted on December 29, 2016 by CodeRed

I am using JWT to perform an Authorization of Spring MVC Rest services( In set of Micro Services). First Micro Service (A) acquiring the Token from an Identity Server by passing the user credentials(using HTTPS). The Service … Continue reading Secure a JWT over insecure HTTP channel→

Posted in HTTP, JWT, spring-framework

Tool to listen http traffic goes to different ports (Windows)

Posted on December 28, 2016 by CodeRed

I am using a set of microservices (Spring MVC Hosted in Undertow containers along with Gradle) which are spawned on different ports in the same machine. Services make HTTP REST to each other.

I need a tool to monitor HTTP t… Continue reading Tool to listen http traffic goes to different ports (Windows)→

Posted in HTTP, java, Monitoring, ports, rest

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