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SCP to create security groups in member AWS account

Posted on April 11, 2022 by RaJ

I’m trying to create a SCP to restrict member account users to create/modify security group(s) that have inbound rule for SSH/RDP with Source set as 0.0.0.0 or ::/0.
Basically, I want users to SSH into EC2 instances only using bastion host… Continue reading SCP to create security groups in member AWS account→

Posted in AWS, network, ssh, TCP

Angular application security error: Sanitizing unsafe style value

Posted on June 21, 2019 by RaJ

In my angular app, initially, I used bypassSecurityTrustStyle(value: string) and it worked but in security testing of my application, it gave error Angular Usage of Unsafe DOM Sanitizer.

In this blog, it’s beautifully expla… Continue reading Angular application security error: Sanitizing unsafe style value→

Posted in angularjs, xss

Stateful detection in Snort

Posted on June 8, 2019 by RaJ

From whatever I have read of Snort, it can analyse a single packet at a time and raise an alert based on its rules.

What if I wish to have a rule based on multiple packets such as analysis of a protocol situation that can m… Continue reading Stateful detection in Snort→

Posted in IDS, snort

What if the Google account login screen is spoofed

Posted on May 1, 2019 by RaJ

I am talking about the apps that allow using my google account for login. Nothing against Postman, just using its login screen for example –

My concern is that an app could be spoofing this whole screen to steal my credenti… Continue reading What if the Google account login screen is spoofed→

Posted in Google, Phishing | Tagged spoofing

How Hathaway ISP shows renewal reminder in non secure website?

Posted on March 23, 2019 by RaJ

I am using prepaid broadband plan of Hathaway (in India). Few more days are left for the plan to get expired and I observed the below screenshot.

This popup comes only when I visit any non-secure website (without https in … Continue reading How Hathaway ISP shows renewal reminder in non secure website?→

Posted in javascript, TLS, web

Attacks on email validity service

Posted on October 12, 2017 by RaJ

In order to have a better user experience during registration on mobile apps, I had added a web service to check if email ID exists before submitting the form. Based on the error logs, it looks like someone is misusing that A… Continue reading Attacks on email validity service→

Posted in attack-prevention, replay-detection

what is the risk associated with configuration back up files

Posted on August 16, 2017 by RaJ

please share your views on the same since iam expecting the RISK associated with Configuration back up files

Continue reading what is the risk associated with configuration back up files→

Posted in Configuration

Does MAC filtering in WLAN protect against MAC spoofing?

Posted on November 30, 2016 by RaJ

An organization has a Wireless router with MAC filtering enabled allowing only certain users to connect. If an attacker knows the password and SSID of the WLAN, and he manages to spoof one of the user’s MAC address, will the … Continue reading Does MAC filtering in WLAN protect against MAC spoofing?→

Posted in mac-spoofing, Wireless

How safe are Wi-Fi Hotspots? Because WPA 2 is compromised, is there any other security protocol for Wi-Fi?

Posted on November 22, 2016 by RaJ

WPA 2 can be cracked using Aircrack-ng in Kali Linux. Is there any other security protocol for Wi-Fi which is not compromised?

Continue reading How safe are Wi-Fi Hotspots? Because WPA 2 is compromised, is there any other security protocol for Wi-Fi?→

Posted in wifi, WPA2, wpa2-psk

How is the strength of a DDoS attack measured?

Posted on November 3, 2016 by RaJ

The DDoS attack on Dyn by Mirai malware that disrupted the internet was largest of its kind in history. Experts say that its strength was 1.2 Tbps. I don’t understand the math behind it. How is the strength of a DDoS attack c… Continue reading How is the strength of a DDoS attack measured?→

Posted in DDoS

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