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Here’s a proxy problem I am trying to understand.
There’s a http squid proxy in 192.168.215.189:3128 . No other ports of the specified IP is exposed externally. I created a foxyproxy proxy and used that to successfully browse other ports o… Continue reading Proxychains fails but foxyproxy works?
I’ve been reading about how clients can verify JWT signatures using a public key provided by the server. I’m struggling to understand how this solves any issues.
The only attack I’ve seen which this claims to solve is when a reverse proxy … Continue reading How is client side JWT signature validation beneficial from a security perspective?
I have a logged http request in nginx logs which drives me nuts because I don’t understand how it’s finding its way into the logs:
[03/Jul/2023:13:45:04 +0000] 400 – GET http localhost "/bin/zhttpd/${IFS}cd${IFS}/tmp;${IFS}rm${IFS}-rf… Continue reading Weird hack attempt nginx proxy manager and photoprism drives me nuts
I use Nekoray to set up proxies for my Windows system.
When I connect to those proxies, does using a browser-based proxy with HTTPS encryption secure my transferred data through the web browser?
Can my ISP or the Nekoray proxies see the UR… Continue reading Can a browser-based HTTPS proxy secure browsing data while using a system-level proxy?
By Waqas
The Swing VPN app is available on Android and iOS devices; however, only the Android version has been identified as a DDoS botnet by the researcher.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Researcher Identifies Popular Swing V… Continue reading Researcher Identifies Popular Swing VPN Android App as DDoS Botnet
Read something like this on reddit "someone can also be a regular user who does not read terms and conditions of apps that they install. Some apps might include code that will enable them to run trafic through their IP while the app i… Continue reading Any (opensource) tool that we can use to detect if our computers has been installed applications that have proxies services
It’s dangerous to expose the docker socket to a container, as malicious code could break out into the host. There are various ways to avoid this; a simple/popular approach is to use a proxy between the container and the docker daemon, whic… Continue reading Does a docker socket proxy improve security?
I started using Burp’s IP Rotate when I do some tests. Some tools just straight give me firewall block. For example, when using nuclei (or some other tool for content discovery) and proxy to IP Rotate. Does this makes sense or should I do … Continue reading Nuclei via Proxy – Burp Suite IP Rotate
Scanning ports through nmap on an android device with root privileges, I found proxy servers with closed ports, some with names, some with hiding them. It looks like stalkerwere.
My question:
What tools can be used for this intrusion?
Assu… Continue reading Attached proxy-servers in android [closed]
I have a few websites and apps that I need to protect from DDoS attacks. These websites and apps are delivered by various servers that sit in several small data centers around the world.
I’m thinking of getting some kind of cloud-based DDo… Continue reading How to avoid breaking end-to-end encryption while employing cloud-based DDoS protection?