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I am currently studying CSRF and DNS Rebinding attacks and I am wondering what the exact difference is. As far as I understand, DNS rebinding is way to bypass CORS and thus get information from a service that listens on local… Continue reading Exact difference CSRF vs. DNS Rebinding attacks
I see in last days so many posts about this attack but nothing to suggest how to stop in the enterprise would be great to know what would be a good steps to follow to mitigate this risk in the enterprise.
https://portswigger… Continue reading How the new variation of DNS rebinding tunnel attack can be mitigated in the enterprise?
I want to make an evil DNS server that injects JavaScript code on any requested website even HTTPS. it could be used over WAN via changing the DNS setting on routers.
Suggestions for best tool for that and prefer to be open … Continue reading How to make an evil DNS server? [on hold]
I want to access my web server from the LAN and from the internet using the same name (www.my-own-domain.example). However, my router (Fritz!box) has rebind protection enabled and does not resolve DNS requests to local addresses. The route… Continue reading Is it safe to exclude my own registered domain from rebinding protection?
I have a backend web server that serves an API (over HTTPS) to a frontend web server on a different subdomain. It uses CORS to allow this.
The CORS spec directs you to not send the CORS headers if the origin isn’t present or… Continue reading When implementing CORS, should I check for a correct HOST header in my webapp?
A roundup of security news from June 18 – 24 that includes the SamSam ransomware, DNS rebinding, a World Cup phishing campaign, and lots and lots of Android malware.
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Tags: android malwareandroid… Continue reading A week in security (June 18 – June 24)
Two Google products have a design weakness that could reveal their users’ locations. Continue reading Google Chromecast and Home Speaker can leak location data to websites
The devices don’t require authentication for connections received on a local network; and, HTTP is used to configure or control embedded devices. Continue reading Google Home, Chromecast Leak Location Information
The commoditization of personal data in recent years has created huge opportunities for anyone with the skills to collect, catalogue and correlate every aspect of our lives. For many years now, there has been a war between browser vendors and unscrupul… Continue reading Google’s Newest Feature: Find My Home
One of the tools I expect to see gain in popularity in the wild is DNS rebinding. DNS rebinding is a technique that turns a victim’s browser into a proxy for attacking private networks. Attackers can change the IP associated with a domain name af… Continue reading Practical Attacks with DNS Rebinding