how to exploit CVE-2022-1292? [closed]
how to exploit this cve? CVE-2022-1292
I don’t know how to exploit apache servers so can you educate me please?
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how to exploit this cve? CVE-2022-1292
I don’t know how to exploit apache servers so can you educate me please?
I was reading an old (2004) copy of Hacking for Dummies.
Within the PDF at section 200/387, it states that NetBIOS passwords are not case sensitive, making them more easy to crack. This has been quoted below.
NetBIOS passwords aren’t case… Continue reading Are NetBIOS passwords case sensitive?
This was covered in Linux PrivEsc, task 15, in this TryHackMe room.
I am having trouble understanding how this debugging mode is executing the commands in the PS4 variable, and why I must put /usr/local/bin/suid-env2 instead of another pat… Continue reading Abusing Shell Feature for Privilege Escalation
There is plenty of material online in various forms, including but not limited to books, certifications (such as OSCP), tutorials, CTFs, and platforms such as VulnHub.
The above all seem to mostly focus on internal penetration testing, wit… Continue reading Resources for conducting external penetration tests? [closed]
It is said that PBFT (or Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus) is Byzantine fault tolerant (unlike Paxos or Raft that are only Crash fault tolerant.)
Based on this answer : LINK , in PBFT "a new leader is elected only if ther… Continue reading How does PBFT tolerate Byzantine Leaders?
I have read into malware sink holing, as a way to disrupt botnets.
There are also approaches to make this more difficult, for example using a Domain Name Generator algorithm which is what the Conficker worm used, fast-flux, double fast-flu… Continue reading Malware sinkhole evasion techniques
I was doing the following PortSwigger Lab on cross site scripting (XSS).
The following payload works perfectly.
http://foo?'-alert(1)-'
Which is input into the following section of the webpage.
<img src="/resourc… Continue reading How does this PortSwigger lab’s XSS work?
I am trying to do this jQuery XSS challenge here by PortSwigger.
They have a good walkthrough for XSS attacks, however I could not find anything on jQuery, which is also a programming language I have no experience in.
The description of th… Continue reading XSS against jQuery PortSwigger challenge
I was watching the DEFCON 17: Advanced SQL Injection video here.
At 15:00, when discussing the various classes and types of SQL injection attackS, the speaker stated
With MySQL you really only have Union-based and Blind
Provided the abov… Continue reading Why are MySQL injections more limited than MS-SQL attacks?
I am trying to complete an SQL injection CTF here.
I confirmed just adding a single ‘ mark at the end of the URL caused a MySQL syntax error, and following this tutorial, I could complete this challenge without any automated tools.
Here is… Continue reading sqlmap is encountering 403 forbidden