Collaborate Disseminate
Recently I was reading about CSRF prevention techniques like Synchronizer Token, Cookie-to-header, and Double Submit Cookie. Cookie-to-header is good for websites using a lot of JavaScript, e.g. SPAs, and Double Submit Cookie eliminates th… Continue reading CSRF Prevention Using Signed Cookies And Custom Headers
I want to configure a custom domain for open and click tracking in Amazon Simple Email Service (SES). However, I’ve encountered a limitation where Amazon SES only allows HTTPS domains for tracking link clicks, but it doesn’t support HTTPS … Continue reading What are the risk of using http when capturing open events on an email
Does the CORS asteriks / wildcard (*) include both encrypted (https) and unencrypted origins (http)? And is the null origin (i.e., when a local file is doing a xmlhttprequest, or within an iframe with sandbox attribute) regarded as http?
… Continue reading Does the CORS asteriks / wildcard include both encrypted and unencrypted origins?
I would like to know if there is a way to run an app to exhaustion in terms of all possible outcomes that it can provide.
What do I mean by that:
Let’s assume that someone has an (Apache) HTTP Server. What I am trying to do is to create pr… Continue reading Execution profile for web server
The built-in sslstripping feature (http.proxy.sslstrip) in bettercap is not working against HTTPS websites in this issue I will be using cygwin.com and winzip.com as an example, as we can see they are not HSTS preloaded https://hstspreload… Continue reading Bettercap not detecting HTTPS websites (?)
Take this HTTP request as an example.
GET /directory/blahblah/ping%20interact.sh
Say this request receives any 3xx, 4xx, 5xx HTTP response code. Is it likely or even possible that a backend web server process this request and pings interac… Continue reading Command Injection in URLs. Are response codes foolproof indicator of true/false positive?
Take this HTTP request as an example.
GET /directory/blahblah/ping%20interact.sh
Say this request receives any 3xx, 4xx, 5xx HTTP response code. Is it likely or even possible that a backend web server process this request and pings interac… Continue reading Command Injection in URLs. Are response codes foolproof indicator of true/false positive?
I am attempting to perform an XSS attack on my server and have successfully bypassed the CSP. In my server code, I store all users in the following manner:
.get("/users", adminReq, (req, res) => {
…
})
Due to the adm… Continue reading Overcoming Middleware: Exploiting XSS to Retrieve Data
I have a WAF solution that can work both inline and out-of-band. And we want to try the OOB option first. And possibly want to see HTTPS traffic as well.
But the vendor says if we want to see the HTTPS traffic, we should implement the solu… Continue reading Is it possible to see HTTPS traffic without intercepting? (With a copy of the traffic) [duplicate]
I’ve found a reflected XSS, but the problem is that the attack vector is the header (any header). Is there a way to develop an exploit scenario based on this?