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Sucuri Security’s 2021 Website Threat Research Report has revealed that payment card skimmers are becoming more common in exploit kits affecting WordPress websites, and that attackers are spending more time customizing them to avoid detection. Th… Continue reading Secure your CMS-based websites against pervasive attacks
Payment card skimmers are becoming more common in exploit kits affecting WordPress websites and attackers are spending more time customizing them to avoid detection, Sucuri’s latest research report has revealed. “Unlike most compromises we … Continue reading CMS-based sites under attack: The latest threats and trends
I have a lot of binary files that contain some data that is signed using CMS.
The files have the form:
$ openssl cms -inform DER -in test.cms -cmsout -print
CMS_ContentInfo:
contentType: pkcs7-signedData (1.2.840.113549.1.7.2)
d.signe… Continue reading Strip CMS Signature from file (using openssl?)
With Black Friday and Cyber Monday quickly approaching, the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is urging small online shops to protect their customers from card skimming cyber criminals. As part of NCSC’s Active Cyber Defence programme, the organ… Continue reading Small businesses urged to protect their customers from card skimming
Please explain how this recent Cockpit CMS exploit works, specifically using the $func operator of the MongoLite library, in more detail. How does it exactly make the PHP code behave?
As I understand it, the PHP code uses MongoLite to conn… Continue reading MongoDB NoSQLi in Cockpit CMS – use of $func?
So, my website was recently hacked. And going through the logs, I had some questions on them.
The day I was hacked, my logs were like this(IIS server):
2020-05-02 18:35:19 [server-IP] GET /default2.php -80 [attacker-IP] [User-Agent] 404 0 … Continue reading Website got hacked – help on explaining where did the leak come from
So OpenSSL can calculate a hash value for X509 certificates that uniquely identifies this certificate:
https://www.openssl.org/docs/man1.0.2/man1/x509.html (argument -hash or -subject_hash)
now, if I have a CMS file (https://www.rfc-editor… Continue reading OpenSSL: how to get matching subject_hash from a CMS SignerInfo?
Using X.509 digital certificates for authentication is an immediate and significant upgrade to credential (password) authentication, but it requires proper support infrastructure. Certificate Lifecycle Management systems (CLM/CLMS), also called Certifi… Continue reading What is Certificate Lifecycle Management?
By Waqas
According to researchers, one probability is that the attackers used compromised credentials to sign into the Expression Engine used by the Trump campaign website.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Trump campaign website… Continue reading Trump campaign website defaced with “site seizure” notice
OpenSSL keeps the structure CMS_ContentInfo opaque and in the case of enveloped data generates and manages the content-encryption key completely by itself. It is not possible to provide a content-encryption key generated by yourself.
In co… Continue reading Reusing content-encryption key in cms enveloped data