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I tried making a Hydra attack against a rest application locally. However I find it difficult adding the headers (especially the cookie) to the command.
The request that shows on browser is as it follows:
POST /rest/user/login HTTP/1.1
Hos… Continue reading REST App with Hydra
I know that there are other recommendations like correctly encoding the JSON payload and using the correct content-type, however, my colleagues insist in that this is an additional good recommendation.
I have talked about potential double … Continue reading Is it a good and safe to recommend programmers that APIs always encode ‘<‘ in JSON payloads to ‘\u003c’ to prevent XSS?
One of the things this community is famous for is the degree to which people will pitch in to fill an obvious need. Look at the vast array of libraries …read more Continue reading Put APIs to Work wth this ArduinoJson Walkthrough
I’m in a situation where I have been tasked with creating a theoretical (and secure) model of API communication that allows the fetchers to make requests upon the endpoint without the endpoint knowing the nature of the request.
Is there a … Continue reading Protecting API Requests From Endpoint [closed]
I am trying to make my own first practice phishlet in Evilginx. However, I face a challenge, when I send my username/password to a webpage, the app response with several cookies and a son string, I do not where should I put the JSON respon… Continue reading Evilginx Phishlet with Json response
There’s a new malware strain targeting MacOS, Silver Sparrow, and it’s unusual for a couple reasons. First, it’s one of the few pieces of malware that targets the new M1 ARM64 processors. Just a reminder, that is Apple’s new in-house …read more
I have a question on the mobile app. In the request’s body I have a json with different parameters, including safety ones. If I modify some parameters in the body, the request fails.
If I execute the original request after logging out, the… Continue reading Request ok even if I have logged out on the app [closed]
Outputting data from a microcontroller over a serial port is convenient and easy, but formatting, visualizing, and analyzing the data can be tedious and frustrating. [Alex Spataru] knows this all too well, having spent too many hours building and debugging …read more
Continue reading Serial Studio: Easily Visualise And Log Serial Data
pfSense is a very popular free and open source firewall solution. It does not only provide classic firewall services but has plenty of features like VPN server or can offer DNS, DHCP, proxy services… and many more. pfSense is also proposed by some companies as a commercial service with support.
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Fylamynt, a new service that helps businesses automate their cloud workflows, today announced both the official launch of its platform as well as a $6.5 million seed round. The funding round was led by Google’s AI-focused Gradient Ventures fund. Mango Capital and Point72 Ventures also participated. At first glance, the idea behind Fylamynt may sound […] Continue reading Fylamynt raises $6.5M for its cloud workflow automation platform