Collaborate Disseminate
Not to be dramatic but at my level of inexperience, the title is what I’m left with. Hoping smarter people can point me in the right direction, so here goes…
A google account used in a school environment, on samsung chrome… Continue reading Haunted Google Account?
In November 2017 Mozilla released a new and improved version of their browser. This version is called Firefox Quantum. Following that step forward, VirusTotal is releasing major revamp of its browser extension! You may install it at:https://addons.mozi… Continue reading New Firefox Quantum-compatible VirusTotal Browser Extension
Andrey Meshkov, the cofounder of ad-blocker AdGuard, took a look at the script in some popular ad-blocking knockoffs and found some shady business. Continue reading Millions of Chrome Users Have Installed Malware Posing as Ad Blockers
Using artificial intelligence, researchers have created a tool that crawls privacy policies on popular websites like Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter. But the software’s findings are not as detailed as those done by humans. Continue reading Not Even AI Can Make Total Sense of a Privacy Policy
So I am trying to write this burp plugin using jython and python for burp suite. Now in the processHttpMessage body, I found before a proper execution of the entire method takes place for one request message, it starts execut… Continue reading Why request and response calls in my burp suite python plugin come in such random order?
I want to be able to get summary stats on the technologies used by each website I visit. By technologies I mean flash, java script, etc. Any ideas on how I could programatically log this information?
No more VPNs in Russia, hacking luxury cars, stolen Game of Thrones scripts, your Echo is spying on you, and more. Jason Wood of Paladin Security joins us to discuss Chrome plugin phishing attacks on this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes Visit http://hacknaked.tv to get all the latest episodes!
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I want to keep a count of how many certificate warnings have been made in the browser over a period of several weeks. I also want to keep track of whether the user ignored these warnings and just clicked through them. Any ide… Continue reading How can I programatically keep track of number of certificate warnings in browser?
Over 27% of all websites globally run WordPress. This makes WordPress a very highly targeted piece of software. There are numbers of different aspects to consider when attempting to discover vulnerabilities in WordPress. In this episode of Tradecraft S… Continue reading WordPress Vulnerability Discovery and Exploitation – Tradecraft Security Weekly #6
KeePass is great, I love it but after several years using it, sometimes I wish to install a plugin but I don’t because I’m scared of what this plugin can really do without my consent.
The documentation about plugin development is really s… Continue reading How trustful are KeePass plugins?