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i have a website called sub.example.com/dir1/dir2 which does not have the
iframe option in response i am able to get all the content to iframe option in another site called clickjack.com
my question is :
how to copy(steal) … Continue reading can we copy the contents from iframe to another host?
I have a website hosted by netfirms, and phpmyadmin is part of the package.
It’s a very powerful general tool, but it takes a while to load and there are some very long and specific tasks I need to do weekly.
I could easily… Continue reading How do I create comparable security to PHPmyadmin?
I am currently developing a web page and came across the OWASP Cheat sheet about double submit cookies. I am now thinking that’s a good idea but I didn’t get why you are not storing the CSRF token into a session variable of t… Continue reading Why not write the CSRF Token into the Session
WordPress recently patched a long-running, potentially serious vulnerability in its core code. But a similar flaw in third-party plugins could still allow hackers to take over websites that use the popular publishing software, according to German web security company RIPS Technologies. Exploiting the vulnerability requires an attacker to have access to an account with “author” privileges for the target website — a common designation for WordPress users. Once logged in, a hacker could manipulate how WordPress reads and writes files in its image database, essentially tricking the software into saving a malicious script file into a directory that typically handles photos. “An attacker who gains access to an account with at least author privileges on a target WordPress site can execute arbitrary PHP code on the underlying server, leading to a full remote takeover,” RIPS researcher Simon Scannell wrote in a blog post Tuesday. The bug — which RIPS is categorizing as a “path traversal” vulnerability — is exploitable WordPress instances […]
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Google today announced the general availability of a new API for Google Docs that will allow developers to automate many of the tasks that users typically do manually in the company’s online office suite. The API has been in developer preview since last April’s Google Cloud Next 2018 and is now available to all developers. […] Continue reading Google Docs gets an API for task automation
We’re using sitelock to scan about 30 sites daily. It’s expensive and they do not meet our needs.
Are there any scripts around that will just scan our server’s files and test against patterns/new files/? Doesn’t have to be a… Continue reading Looking for open source scripts to scan files on web server for malware [on hold]
Bad home brew implementations of BB code (especially in PHP) are a common source of XSS vulnerabilities. Usually they rely on a bunch of regexes, a tool that is not fit for the job.
But lo and behold – there is a PHP extens… Continue reading Is the PHP BB code extension safe against XSS?
I have read and understand object injection from this question. Then I wanted to test the security issue behind Joomla CMS Object injection through serialization.
TEST MACHINE
xammp 1.7.3 for windows
Apache/2.2.14 (Win32) … Continue reading Why object injection doesn’t work but payload is stored along with session cookies on Joomla 2.5.11 unpatched?
I have a development webserver for which the domain is not published or used (legitimately) by anyone other than me. However, I’m seeing hits in my access and error log for the following file from unknown IP addresses:
http… Continue reading Vulnerability in Composer/MeekroDB WhereClauseTest.php?
Planning to use below encryption procedure for user files. Will appreciate expert feedback. Is my approach robust? Thank you in advance.
Salt length: !6
PGP keys:
“digest_alg” => ‘sha512’,
“private_key_bits… Continue reading Review File encryption process