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I have some C# code that encrypts the body of an email before it sends it to another email account, using AES (the default encryption mode in C# AES seems to be CBC):
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The C# code applies the Default encoding to encode the cipherte… Continue reading AES – from C++ to Python-based Decryption [closed]
Related to a question I posted here, but thought it would also make sense to ask it here, but in this case, focusing on the client certificate and key storage.
Basically, I’m developing a web application that will display a dashboard with… Continue reading client certificate and key storage on client’s machine
I am trying to perform sqlmap locally and testing my website
When I run vulnerability scanner, it shows SQL injection error with HTTP like this
GET /index.php/search/FB3hw7”””’/assets/assets/assets/assets/assets/assets/assets/assets/a… Continue reading Sqlmap asking for query String
If I read this correctly the way Tomcat protects against CSRF leaves it vulnerable to the situation where the CSRF token is duplicated in the cookie and request parameters which allows the attacker to simply invent a token (as detailed her… Continue reading Is Tomcat protecting against CSRF correctly?
I’m trying to implement a simple protocol to authenticate users and authorize them to access a certain web page/resource via a login form.
Please note that this is just something to use on my own and that it’s just to get th… Continue reading implementing an authentication mechanism for understanding the basics of client authetication
If I have three web servers that all have the same CSR based on a domain, *.domain.com, does that mean all the servers have the same private key? I know it’s a short question, but I am not sure of the SO answers I have read…. Continue reading Are all web servers for a domain wildcard certificate supposed to have the same private key?
If I have three web servers that all have the same CSR based on a domain, *.domain.com, does that mean all the servers have the same private key? I know it’s a short question, but I am not sure of the SO answers I have read…. Continue reading Are all web servers for a domain wildcard certificate supposed to have the same private key?
This question already has an answer here:
How does SSL/TLS work?
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When I go to a secure site and they have a goo… Continue reading In Asymmetric public/private key over a web connection, how does the client decrypt what the server sends? [duplicate]
I was curious about proxy usage and I tried to use this one: 93-76-218-162:60790. However, I wanted to check if I was really using it, because I tried some before and I had trouble with all of them, so I wanted to make sure I… Continue reading right way of knowing if you are behind a proxy server
I’ve seen there are programs for pentesting, such as FOCA, that provide tools for DNS snooping. The part I don’t understand is how can we know the DNS server an organization is using.
Also, from what I understand, if xyz.com… Continue reading how does DNS cache snooping work?