Collaborate Disseminate
There are many security issues that make your website vulnerable to SQL injection & there are many ways to prevent from being injected by hackers.
There are many companies that are heavily secured and
use many security t… Continue reading General prevention of SQL injection [on hold]
As we know, the problem means “programs can set up a race condition to tamper with what should be a read-only root-owned executable mapped into memory. The changes are then committed to storage, allowing a non-privileged user… Continue reading Dirty COW and privilege escalation
Even though there are a lot of techniques to prevent data leakage, for most firms this is still a big concern. I found some answers on website. However I would like to know what is the best way to minimize the chance of data … Continue reading Minimize the chance of data leakage
Just some days ago I found out that I can not browse my website. My Kaspersky antivirus detect the Trojan “HEUR:Trojan.Script.Generic” on the website and shows me a banner about this:
How can I investigate this issue and … Continue reading My antivirus warns me that my website is infected with a trojan. What should I do?
Recently my antivirus detected some keyloggers that infected my network. I have those malware files and I want to analyze them.
How can I do this analysis? It is important to find out details like where those logs are sent…. Continue reading How to analyze malware to find out where keylogger sent data?
This is sample of a traceroute to google.com:
TraceRoute from Network-Tools.com to 216.58.194.46 [google.com]
Hop (ms) (ms) (ms) IP Address Host name
1 0 0 0 206.123.64.233 –
2 … Continue reading How to identify L2 devices in a Wide Area Network?
How can an ISP with low bandwidth like 50 Gbps handle a DDoS attack with more than this? I know there is a solution called “Black Hole”.
Is this enough to mitigate DDoS attacks or are there any other enterprise solutions?
W… Continue reading How can ISPs handle DDoS attacks?