Collaborate Disseminate
I’m studying the basics of XSRF on Portswigger and I’ve completed Lab: CSRF vulnerability with no defenses with FireFox. I attempted to go a step further by completing the same lab from the terminal. However when I send a request to the se… Continue reading Unable to login to Portswigger lab website with curl or javascript [closed]
I have a cron job which runs a curl command using .netrc to provide authentication needed to access the url curl is using. However the credentials stored in .netrc are currently in plain text. The .netrc file has 600 permissions. Howeve… Continue reading How do I set up a secure .netrc for curl used in crontab job?
Sometimes, it pays to read the man pages of commands you use often. There might be a gem hidden in there that you don’t know about. Case in point: I’ve …read more Continue reading Linux Fu: Curling C
cURL is returning a 200 status code after correct login. The common response code after user login should be 302. Why am I not receiving this status code? All information is provided below.
#!/usr/bin/env zsh
printf "\nsending raw re… Continue reading cURL not returning status 302 after correct login for Hack the Box Machine ‘Crocodile’
This question is out of pure curiosity. I know I can send multipart formposts using curl’s –form/-F option. However, I was curious to see if the same can be done with the –data-binary option? For example, if I run the following script to… Continue reading How to properly use cURL –data-binary to send a request payload
I want to solve an apprentice-level lab on PortSwigger.com focused on file upload vulnerabilities; the lab is called Remote code execution via web shell upload. The labs on PortSwigger.com encourage the use of Burp. However, while Burp is … Continue reading Issue uploading a file with cURL to WebSecurityAcademy Lab on PortSwigger.com
Curl gave us all a big warning that a severe security problem had been found in that code-base. Given the staggering number of Curl installs around the world, we held …read more Continue reading This Week in Security: Curl Reveal, Rapid Reset DDoS, and Libcue
By Waqas
The company has issued security patches for two vulnerabilities.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Curl Patched, Users Advised to Upgrade
Continue reading Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Curl Patched, Users Advised to Upgrade
The flaw in the widely used open source software package was expected to be the next great catastrophe in computer security.
The post Long-awaited curl vulnerability flops appeared first on CyberScoop.
Flaw poses a direct threat to the SOCKS5 proxy handshake process in cURL and can be exploited remotely in some non-standard configurations.
The post Critical SOCKS5 Vulnerability in cURL Puts Enterprise Systems at Risk appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Continue reading Critical SOCKS5 Vulnerability in cURL Puts Enterprise Systems at Risk