Collaborate Disseminate
I am using let’s encrypt to generate a certificate. It contains ‘fullchain.pem’ and ‘privkey.pem’. should I treated the let’s encrypt fullchain.pem as a public key? I find the public key certificate format as same with the fullchain.pem. … Continue reading should I treated the let’s encrypt fullchain.pem as a public key
I am using let’s encrypt to generate a certificate. It contains ‘fullchain.pem’ and ‘privkey.pem’. should I treated the let’s encrypt fullchain.pem as a public key? I find the public key certificate format as same with the fullchain.pem. … Continue reading should I treated the let’s encrypt fullchain.pem as a public key
Normally if I insert values to an HTML form’s input field element via the JavaScript value property and would send the form, the form would be sent just fine, just as if I would fill in the data manually by typing/pasting.
document.querySe… Continue reading Values inserted with the JavaScript "value" property are ineffective
I figure these as the ways to browse the web without exposing a manually operated computer’s IP address:
Proxy (such as "download from us" proxy)
VPN
TOR
Using a remote GUI operating system (via, say, TeamViewer).
There might b… Continue reading What are the ways to browse the web without exposing a a manually operated computer’s IP address?
I believe it would violate all the three aspects due to following reasons:
Confidentiality: Since the website is obviously a scam, in case any person/user registers it, the data of the user would not be confidential or would be up for sal… Continue reading Consider a Fraudulent bank website, would it violate all the aspects of the CIA triad or any one? [closed]
Thinking of how a fuzzer brute-forces a lot of input to a program to discover vulnerabilities, it seems natural that one would then consider the concept of writing a program that analyzes the target program’s structure more fundamentally /… Continue reading Is there a term for a non-brute-force version of a fuzzer?
From a modular development standpoint, should a "firewall" do anything else than filtering ports?
This leads me to further ask, have there been attempts to reform the terminology from "firewall" to "port filterer&q… Continue reading From a modular development standpoint, should a "firewall" do anything else than filtering ports?
I came across this in a security policy along with ISRA, and tried researching it, but there’s no definitive answer. So far I have:
Information Security as a service
Intelligent software as a service
Installed software …
Information sy… Continue reading Meaning of ISAAS acronym [closed]
If the hacker decides to attack the system, the first step is reconnaissance.
But if the system the hacker attacks is exotic, sometimes they’d need to develop the tools or "drivers", or modify the existing software/tools for the… Continue reading Is there a term for one specific step at beginning of reconnaissance?
Does the definition of phishing also include tricking the victim into executing malware, such as ransomware, that’s not used to retrieve the victim’s information?
As I see it, Wikipedia’s definition of phishing does not include ransomware:… Continue reading Does phishing include ransomware?