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On Linux, the /etc/ssl/certs folder includes all the necessary public keys for Certificate Authorities. If I have not misunderstood something, this makes it possible to verify public keys received from other servers over the internet.
But … Continue reading How do we know that our SSL certificates are to be trusted?
In the domain of mobile application, certificate pinning topic is still relevant. I am trying to get opinions on best alternatives, because certificate pinning needs the storage of public keys within the mobile app, which is taken to be an… Continue reading Public Key Certificate Pinning alternatives
ARP spoofing attack works only when all the devices are on the same network? if so what’s the point of MitM attack?
I want to gain access to information between a server and a client (assuming that the server isn’t on the same network and … Continue reading ARP spoofing attack different network [closed]
Assuming wavefunction collapsing means that observing a thing changes it by making the observed thing collapse to some state from a set of possible states, and that this property is a property of the real world instead of just a way of mod… Continue reading Is wavefunction collapsing in quantum physics a property that could be used to detect man-in-the-middle attacks? [closed]
Before key exchange, since there is no encryption, an attacker can copy certificate section of http request and create a new http request with his own ip address. After that, attacker can create a secure communication with client. To preve… Continue reading Why can’t MITM attacker steal SSL certificate and behave like a server before key exchange? [duplicate]
I don’t know the details of VPN, I always imagine that’s a middle point between me and server(internet).
And VPN point always receive my(and from server’s) data packets.
So the thing I want to know is "can VPN point be used to do MITM… Continue reading Can VPN change my data packets?
As one can see on the screenshot below, connecting to the company VPN via FortiClient issues a X509 verify certificate failed.
I have informed the CIO who is the security person as well but it is not a priority for him. I can understand to… Continue reading Connecting to company VPN issues a failed certificate verification
I noticed that when it comes to some websites (e.g. Twitter), the security certificate is changed when I log in and out of NordVPN – the SHA-1 digest is visibly different.
Keep in mind that not only I log out, but also deactivate nordvpnd … Continue reading Is NordVPN changing my security cerificates? Could this be a MiTM attack?
This link suggests that MS Teams calls are encrypted and can be verified by reading out the 20-digit security codes found on the endpoint computers.
To protect against a man-in-the-middle attack between the caller and callee, Teams derives… Continue reading Microsoft Teams encryption verification
I’ve had an error where my mobile hotspot is getting arp requests from a nearby router. The phone was previously owned by the owner of that said router.
I’ve come to notice this by Strange network behavior, I ran wireshark and I had seen t… Continue reading Double ARP error, mitm