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Anyone knows, can recommend, or is using a management deployment tool to updates desktop apps (Ex. Dropbox) on hundreds of Macs and Windows PCs in one shot? Can you share how you update apps in these situations? I don’t want … Continue reading Management Deployment tools for Macs and Windows to push apps updates [on hold]
Let’s say I’ve edited a request and successfully found a XSS vulnerability. Now, I want to validate that in the browser.
However, since the payload was sent with POST, I can’t just use “Open URL in browser” since it would n… Continue reading ZAP: Evaluate / Show response in browser
DetectionLab is a collection of Vagrant and Packer scripts that allows you to automate the creation of a small active directory network that is pre-loaded with endpoint security tooling and logging best practices with a single command. It’s c… Continue reading DetectionLab, Chris Long – Paul’s Security Weekly #593
Are there any free tools capable of detecting dynamically Node.js vulnerabilities (including vulnerability scanners) and what are my paid options (except Burp and Acunetix)?
Continue reading Dynamic analysis on Node.js applications [on hold]
If someone has a Wireshark capture file (pcapng), and this is given to a professional digital investigator, how does he/she proceed to analyze a capture that has more than 200k packets and a lot of different IPs/ports?
Desktop 3D printing is an incredible technology to be sure, but it’s not a cure-all. If you’re interested in making something in large numbers, or if production speed is a concern, 3D printing probably isn’t what you’re looking for. But on the flip side, if you want to make a few highly specialized or customized objects, desktop 3D printing represents an absolute revolution in capability for the individual hacker and maker.
In our ongoing mission to prove that desktop 3D printing isn’t just a novelty, we keep a close eye out for printable objects which play to the strengths of …read more
If there’s one place where the old ways of doing things live a longer life than you’d otherwise expect, it’s the woodshop. Woodworkers have a way of stubbornly sticking to tradition, and that usually works out fine. But what does it take to change a woodworker’s mind about a tool that seems to have little role in the woodshop: the 3D-printer?
That’s the question [Marius Hornberger] asked himself, and at least for him, there are a lot of woodworking gadgets that can be 3D-printed. [Marius] began his journey into additive manufacturing three years ago as a skeptic, not seeing how …read more
Continue reading Woodworker Goes from 3D-Printing Skeptic to Believer
I was given a used Makita cordless 18v drill and TWO BL1830 batteries, without the battery charger. The drill didn’t work at all with one battery, and just turned slowly for about 2 seconds with the other, so I assumed the ba… Continue reading How can I test my Makita drill and BL1830 batteries for faults [on hold]
This blog post is the next episode in the
FireEye Labs Advanced Reverse Engineering (FLARE) team Script Series.
Today, we are sharing a new IDAPython library – flare-emu – powered by IDA Pro and the Unicorn emulation
… Continue reading FLARE Script Series: Automating Objective-C Code Analysis with Emulation
tackPath launches EdgeEngine Serverless Computing, Alcide advances Cloud-Native security Firewall platform, Orkus launches Access Governance platform for Cloud Security, Tufin announces a new Cloud Security solution, and more! Enterprise News CodeSonar… Continue reading EdgeEngine, Cloud-Native, and Orkus – Enterprise Security Weekly #117