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How to get the list of computers a user can RDP into using BloodHound?

Posted on June 1, 2022 by John

Using bloodhound I would like to find the list of all computers a user I.e "domain\ajohn" can RDP into.
I looked at:
match p=(g:Group)-[:CanRDP]->(c:Computer) where g.objectid ENDS WITH ‘-513’ AND NOT c.operatingsystem CONTAI… Continue reading How to get the list of computers a user can RDP into using BloodHound?→

Posted in active directory, enumeration, RDP

Does Google Authenticator share device information to website?

Posted on May 27, 2022 by John

I wonder about Google Authenticator privacy. I wonder if the app shares any information to the website owner about devices that we use to add a new key. I mean information like IP address and device type.
For example, I add a key from a cr… Continue reading Does Google Authenticator share device information to website?→

Posted in authentication, Google, multi-factor, privacy

Why do I have to store a refresh token in db

Posted on May 3, 2022 by John

As far as I know, JWT tokens are used for implementing ‘stateless server’. But as I try to apply Jwt to my website that uses sessions and cookies for authentication, I found that most people store refresh tokens in their db and compare the… Continue reading Why do I have to store a refresh token in db→

Posted in authentication, JWT, secure coding, session management, token

Can javascript from parent page read url of popup window?

Posted on April 26, 2022 by John

Lets say I’ll open a third party page from the parent page using window.open(popup method)
Now what I want to know is there any way where the parent page(using javascript or any third party library) which opened the popup can get info back… Continue reading Can javascript from parent page read url of popup window?→

Posted in content security policy, html, javascript

Using someone else’s SSL certificate

Posted on April 25, 2022 by John

As far as I know, the SSL certificate is public and anyone can read it. Is it possible in this case, for example, when someone, having copied the SSL certificate of my bank for himself, will be able to deceive me, acting as an man in the m… Continue reading Using someone else’s SSL certificate→

Posted in Account Security, C, network, OpenSSL, TLS

Explotation of reload/redirect through javascript

Posted on April 15, 2022 by John

While working on a site (https://website.com/site/site.apexp) the site redirects through a javascript function:
<html>
<script>
function redirectOnLoad() {
var escapedHash = ”;
var url = ‘https://website.com/s/login?ec… Continue reading Explotation of reload/redirect through javascript→

Posted in Exploit, javascript, reflected-xss, url-redirection

Certificate encryption and hash algorithm [duplicate]

Posted on March 20, 2022 by John

I was creating self-signed certificate with OpenSSL and had to choose encryption and hash algorithm.
Are those algorithms used for encryption between client and a server?
If not, then what are these algorithms for?

Continue reading Certificate encryption and hash algorithm [duplicate]→

Posted in certificates, encryption, hash, OpenSSL

Failed to inject payload with Python requests library in DVWA forms

Posted on February 19, 2022 by John

I have written a Python script to inject a payload through the requests library, but the payload is being added instead of injecting
xsstestscript=html.unescape("&lt;script&gt;alert(1)&lt;/script&am… Continue reading Failed to inject payload with Python requests library in DVWA forms→

Posted in dvwa, Python, xss

Modsecurity 2.x to 3.x Rule ID Transition Table [closed]

Posted on February 15, 2022 by John

I am looking for the modsecurity 2.x to 3.x Rule ID Transition Table – I looked at https://coreruleset.org/docs/rules/ruleid/ and there is a link to a .csv, but it is dead/404.
We are moving from a product that uses version 2 to a new prod… Continue reading Modsecurity 2.x to 3.x Rule ID Transition Table [closed]→

Posted in mod-security

Missing file / image when downloaded, is it a virus or a bug? [closed]

Posted on February 7, 2022 by John

I was trying to download the image, from this website, and Chrome "save image as.." pop up window, the image was labelled as "broken-image.jpg".
Of course, I tried to download it, and it looked at bottom of chrome that … Continue reading Missing file / image when downloaded, is it a virus or a bug? [closed]→

Posted in web browser | Tagged Image

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