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I have a program written in Java which takes JSON string as argument, encrypts it using AES then encodes it using Base64.
JSON string is like:
{“a”: “b”} or {“a”: “n”} or {“a”: “k”}
I.e related object would have one property a. Value… Continue reading AES encryption (in Java) of different JSON strings always produce same encrypted string as result. Why? [closed]
I was doing the google security challenges here: http://google-gruyere.appspot.com/part2
I don’t understand the solution for the Ajax Stored Xss part.
So here’s the problem summarized:
Every user can enter a post (something like a tweet,… Continue reading Google Gruyere – Ajax Json Stored Xss
When a user attempts to access any URL without authentication (including a non-existent URL), my web service returns an HTTP 401 response. This response is JSON encoded, and the body of this response contains the path requested by the user… Continue reading JSON API response flagged as XSS by vulnerability scanner. Is this a false positive?
I would appreciate if someone can point me to the right way solving this
Have a POST for a refresh token and modsec closes the connection(?) — the browser goes into an endless loop back and forth ; using apache 2.4.6 and modsec 2.9.2 in … Continue reading modest 2.9.2 – response body: transformed: dechunked
For all the technology we have, it can still be frustratingly difficult to get any concrete information from the media. Sometimes all you want to do is to cut through the noise and see some real numbers. Watching talking heads argue for a half hour probably isn’t going to tell …read more
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Researchers detail a misconfiguration in Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform that could have given hackers carte blanche access to a targeted company’s cloud services. Continue reading Azure Red Flag: Microsoft Accidentally Fixes Cloud Config ‘Bug’
It is an age-old problem, that of having some data you want to store somewhere, and later bring it back. How do you format the data? Custom file formats are not that hard, but if you use an existing format you can probably steal code from a library to help …read more
I did think about calling this the typo edition – I just bought a Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard and it might be preventing physical strain but my mental state as a result of the change is a whole other matter.
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I’m trying to implement a simple container. I would like users to be able to specify whitelisted syscalls in a profile.json file.
Example content of profile.json file:
{
“whitelisted_syscalls”: [“read”, “exit”, “write”, “accept”],
}
Im developing my first API but I think I can optimize the server response by eliminating an ssl decryption…
Server recieves data the following way:
POST request with 2 parameters – >
1 = action (int value), 2 = data (base 64 encoded).
… Continue reading Unnecessary SSL encryption in API?