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Does anyone know of a way to prevent JS from running inside of an SVG or stripping out JS from an SVG? In my use case I’d prefer to keep the image as an SVG and not convert it to a JPG. I’ve thought about stripping out script… Continue reading Restrict JS in SVGs
My company has to send out passwords to employees. We want to do so by using the Crypto-JS AES library to locally create the encrypted message and then send the encrypted message to the employee so that they can locally decry… Continue reading Is Crypto-JS AES library still considered secure?
DRM, one of the internet’s dark arts, was already in the works—complete with epic patents—years before the existence of Napster gave it a business case. Continue reading The Incredibly Technical History of Digital Rights Management
I’m reading for awhile on securing my web-file-upload system and thinking on building one my own, but – does one already exist? A secured file upload system that is able to integrate with my own current system? It can be paid and none-paid one.
I am currently using the Spring MVC functionality for uploading files (my purpose is mostly uploading .jpegs) , but could not find it to contain any security measures and looks like I have to implement it all by my own.
Counting this: How can I be protected from pictures vulnerabilities? and this: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Unrestricted_File_Upload
But instead of writing my own right now, it seemed to me like a basic well-known functionality -> does there exist any library/module/service that is able to integrate my java based backend WHICH is fully SECURED?
I just read about the Xavier malware that has apparently “infected” some apps on the Google Play Store.
As usual when there are news like this, they dumb it down to a level that most people can relate to, using terms like “i… Continue reading How are apps on the Play Store infected by malware?
I just read about the Xavier malware that has apparently “infected” some apps on the Google Play Store.
As usual when there are news like this, they dumb it down to a level that most people can relate to, using terms like “i… Continue reading How are apps on the Play Store infected by malware?
Let’s say I want to use a security hashing algorithm, like bcrypt, and I want to use a young bcrypt implementation, e.g. called libfancybcrypt, instead of an well established implementation.
Of course, I can simply generate … Continue reading Can I trust a security hash implementation after testing it with random inputs against another implementation?
I have recently got this smart card reader. In the description it says that it can be used to read data from fidelity smart cards, library cards, etc.
The technical card compatibility support is as follows:
Supported Smart … Continue reading What software can be used to read data from smart cards? [closed]
I have recently got this smart card reader. In the description it says that it can be used to read data from fidelity smart cards, library cards, etc.
The technical card compatibility support is as follows:
Supported Smart … Continue reading What software can be used to read data from smart cards? [closed]
I have a small web application and I just realized that some of my JavaScript libraries are outdated.
An example:
<script src=”https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/crypto-js/3.1.2/components/core-min.js”></script… Continue reading Do outdated Javascript libraries present a risk for my web application?