Collaborate Disseminate
Table of Content
Why You Should Be Careful What You Put Into Your composer.json File
Why You Need to Use a Package Manager
Composer Package Manager Can Expose Sensitive Information
The Principle of Least Privilege Limits Exploitation Opportunities
… Continue reading Netsparker’s Weekly Security Roundup 2018 – Week 05
Hotspot Shield has been downloaded more than 500 million times, according to its creator AnchorFree. Continue reading Hotspot Shield Vulnerability Could Reveal ‘Juicy’ Info About Users, Researcher Claims
If you download content through the popular Transmission BitTorrent client, take a closer look at its security settings: a critical vulnerability has been detected by Google’s Project Zero reporting team. According to the report published Tuesday… Continue reading Hackers can execute malicious code through vulnerability in Transmission BitTorrent client
Sven Morgenroth of Netsparker joins us to expound upon an original blog post on bypassing corporate firewalls and vulnerable web applications in this technical segment! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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I’ve been playing around with DNS rebinding. I made a little setup and I have it working fine with regular HTTP requests. I then tried to get it working over HTTPS and had a little “duh” moment:
baddomain.com uses an invalid… Continue reading Does HTTPS protect against DNS rebinding?
Usually a preferred DNS server will be set in router’s configuration and it will be either the organization’s server or some trusted public server. So how would attacker get the victim to use his DNS server to resolve its dom… Continue reading DNS Rebinding attack – does this attack require victim to use an attacker’s DNS server for resolution? How will that happen?
How does a DNS Rebinding attack work? How can it violate the Same-origin policy?
Will the victim’s browser send cookies to the remote server (specified by IP), when the domain is not the same as is in the cookie, created by … Continue reading DNS Rebinding attack – will the victim’s browser send cookies?
I found an example of a DNS rebinding attack scenario in the paper “Dynamic Pharming Attacks and Locked Same-origin Policies for Web Browsers”.
Figure 1: An example of a dynamic pharming attack against www.vanguard.com…. Continue reading Does DNS pinning protect against all DNS rebinding attacks?