Collaborate Disseminate
I was casually surfing the web when suddenly the antivirus on my laptop started warning on supposed ARP Spoofing attacks coming from my router’s IP, which got blocked.
The internet on my phone continued to work completely fine, but on my l… Continue reading Have I just experienced a MitM attack or is my ISP updating my hardware without my permission? [closed]
I want to implement a service that can’t read the data you store there.
The Idea is that I, like in a password manager, use the password to derive a vault key, which is different from the authentication key, that is used to encrypt/decrypt… Continue reading Multiple devices encrypting data using the same key?
Cloudfront supports adding external origins, i.e. domains that are not S3 buckets or ALBs. This led me to wonder whether adding domains that are not owned by the entity as an origin could allow for intercept the request payload, and potent… Continue reading Can a Man-in-the-Middle-Attack be achieved by adding a cloudfront distribution origin of a domain not owned by me?
I filter some responses in the HTTP history and would like to automatically store new incoming responses somewhere on disk so I can process these data in another automated script.
Is there an…
extension to do this?
a way to access these… Continue reading Possible to automatically store responses in Proxy?
Client B connects to server A using TLS. B knows A by it’s FQDN (e.g. www.alice.tld), and by a root certificate for a CA that issued a certificate to A for this FQDN. Say B uses HTTPS and a standard web browser, and the certificate A holds… Continue reading Ongoing effort to detect MitM attack on TLS?
Been trying to wrap my head around SSL stripping.
An explanation here writes:
Keep in mind, however, that when you install SSL, you’re essentially creating a duplicate of your website with HTTPS URLs. Those original HTTP URLs still exist,… Continue reading SSL stripping – how is it possible to send back the HTTP page? [duplicate]
I’m a beginner, trying to implement an ssl-stripping attack on my own Flask site running on localhost to fully understand how it works. My thinking was to set up a proxy server that I controlled and be able to see requests coming through t… Continue reading Best way to MITM own flask website?
I am reading on https://tryhackme.com/room/introtonetworking, it is talking about OSI model.
It said that Data Link layer trailer can increase security as the data can’t be intercepted and tampered. How can it do it?. If it is because of t… Continue reading How Data Link layer trailer prevents data from being intercepted and tampers
I’m trying to do a Man In The Middle between a computer and a device which communicate only using IPv6 link-local addresses.
I’ve used ettercap in a Kali Linux VM to successfully put myself between the two so the first step is OK.
I used b… Continue reading How to perform Man in The Middle between two link local ipv6 addresses
Suppose I have a client : Alice and a server: Bob
A —- B
There is a Charles in between.
A —– C —– B
When Alice asks for bob’s public key and certificate. Charles can intercept this and form a new connection to Bob get his public ke… Continue reading How does https block the man in the middle from just forwarding the certificate chain? [duplicate]