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I have a router with tor and wireguard built in . The router allows for wireguard client and server . I chose the server option and started it but it did not change the ip address as you’d expect with a vpn .so I am confused about why the … Continue reading Wireguard configuration [migrated]
Facebook Pixel and Google Analytics for example give you an API key to identify tracking requests from your website. But what is to stop someone from grabbing the key, spoofing your domain and submitting their own tracking requests?
Continue reading How do tracking services stop third party requests?
Azure documentation mentions using SSL termination at app gateways to offload app services from some overhead. This sounds like a good idea, but then traffic will be unencrypted when travelling from the gateway to the service. Even if I us… Continue reading Is using SSL/TLS Termination insecure in Azure with Private Endpoints
[Please don’t educate me on the ethical side of things 🙂
we all do this once in a while, even university professors do this once in a while.]
I’ve a pirated ebook and the legally obtained version of this ebook. Pirated one has about 3 tim… Continue reading How safe are pirated pdf ebooks? [closed]
As part of a course I’m doing, it’s presented a case study. I’m a bit stuck and not too sure where to find further info. If someone could point me in the direction, I’d appreciate it.
In this case study, a network using Red … Continue reading Some questions regarding Red Hat Linux and a case study
I’m making a HTTPS request using mutual authentication. Testing it with curl 7.58.0 using openssl 1.1.0g, it works fine. Upon upgrading to openssl 1.1.1 with the same curl version, the call stops working with an “inappropriat… Continue reading Why is mutual auth working on openssl 1.1.0g but not openssl 1.1.1?
I’ve read that the MVC anti-forgery token defeats CSRF attacks by storing security tokens in a form field and then comparing the default header/cookie value sent automatically by the browser to the field value set by MVC on e… Continue reading What is the purpose of the default header/cookie in an MVC anti-forgery token?
I am learning about the Thinktecture Identity Server v2 and considering deploying it as a single sign on solution for 3 to 4 apps/services our company is developing for our customers. The applications use a mix of ASP.NET for… Continue reading Does Thinktecture V2 Require Round Trips on Requests
I was just reading this answer to the question Why is the same origin policy so important?
Basically, when you try to make an XMLHttpRequest to a different
domain, the browser will do one of two things:
If it’s a GET or POST request whic… Continue reading In which ways could a javascript making a cross domain HEAD request be a threat?
I’ve implemented a Forgot Password service in the following way:
User goes to login page, clicks on “Forgot password?”
User is presented with a form that asks for their email address.
Email is sent to given address if in the database, wi… Continue reading If I include a Forgot Password service, then what’s the point of using a password?