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Im trying out DLL Hijacking using this video by vivek ramchandran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_l5TCgw3wo.
He appears to be using a 32bit version of procmon.exe which doesnt run on my 64bit Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate VM. I … Continue reading Procmon64.exe Looking for DLL Hijacking
Update: Now Chrome rejects this website for me.
It seems the trusting is just cached somewhere?
I guess this question isn’t as interesting as I thought, but it’d be nice if someone could clarify it.
Original question:
I’… Continue reading Why does Chrome tell me this certificate is valid when it can’t be verified?
Some antivirus software MitMs, or through other methods, HTTPS connections in order to scan for malware, for example, Avast, and maybe other vendors too.
Is the method they (let’s say Avast as an example) use secure? Is the… Continue reading Should antivirus HTTPS scanning be left on? Is it secure?
Some antivirus software MitMs, or through other methods, HTTPS connections in order to scan for malware, for example, Avast, and maybe other vendors too.
Is the method they (let’s say Avast as an example) use secure? Is the… Continue reading Should antivirus HTTPS scanning be left on? Is it secure?
What’s a good way to make a Debian VM reasonably safe for online banking if running Windows as a host system?
I thought of the following points:
normal usage of the Windows system as a restricted user X (I think its called… Continue reading How to set up a secure VirtualBox VM in Windows
Microsoft breaks network connectivity for many Windows 8 and 10 users just in time for Christmas – what a lovely gift. It’s related to the network stack (obviously) but seems to be specific to DHCP, so if you statically assign your LAN addresses (like most of us probably do) then you’ll be alright. And if […]
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Microsoft announced that it will fix a dangerous new zero-day security flaw in Windows that it says is being exploited by hackers in Russia. But Microsoft is also understandably outraged that Google inexplicably outed the flaw before a patch was ready.
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Windows has an unfixable security flaw. That’s the frightening conclusion of this researcher, who says he can inject code—at will—into browsers and other Windows apps. It affects all versions of Windows released in the past 16 years, he says. And it can’t be patched, without breaking legitimate desktop apps. It could be bad for containerized server workloads, too…
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I was indirectly responsible for a key member of the Windows 8 user experience team getting a job at Microsoft years earlier. Yep. Windows 8 was my fault.
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Microsoft is making significant changes to how it updates Windows and Server products; these updates go live starting tomorrow which means it is important for you to be prepared.
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