I’m seeing over 1000 attempts to hit my API endpoints with many 500 responses. It seems clear that the would-be attacker is attempting to poke around the APIs, but it isn’t clear to me what type of attack they’re attempting. Hoping someone…
While creating an Android App that uses an API, the most difficult problem to solve is API security.
Creating a token and securing it in KeyStores is one thing. But what about a guest user?
A guest user requires a Token, and acquiring that…
I am testing web application firewall and I have installed ModSecurity 2.9 runs Core ModSecurity Rule Set ver.2.2.9 and to test on Web application I also install DVWA Platform: Windows
and trying to do Command Inject and it allows even…
Google-fu is failing me, and I could not find documentation that answers the following question: if an application uses Windows machine key or user key to encrypt certain data, and the encrypted data is still available, but machine becomes…
While I’m trying to do a bruteforce attack on my router using routersploit.
Im getting the error
rsf (HTTP Basic/Digest Bruteforce) > run
[*] Running module creds/generic/http_basic_digest_bruteforce…
[-] Resource / is not protected b…
While I’m trying to do a bruteforce attack on my router using routersploit.
Im getting the error
rsf (HTTP Basic/Digest Bruteforce) > run
[*] Running module creds/generic/http_basic_digest_bruteforce…
[-] Resource / is not protected b…
Feel free to correct my below logic.
As far as I can tell, HF RFID tags (specifically I’ve tested MiFare Classic 1kb) have a 48-bit encryption key (default to 0xFFFFFFFFFFFF or something) to protect their contents. A quick Arduino RFID rea…
There are URLs which its only purpose is to redirect the HTTP requestor to a correct website. Say, if I tried to access example.com/0wa/RaNd0m from my computer, it would redirect me to wikipedia.com. But if I tried it from my Virtual Machi…
I’m not a crypto/security expert and have designed an architecture for encryption/decryption. I’m not sure if its full proof and want to know what people use as industry standard?
I’m trying to perform encryption/decryption in RESTful api …
A webapp has an img tag that partially takes userinput like so:
<img src="/blah/blah/$USERINPUT.jpg">
where the first / is from the root of the domain.
Could there be a vulnerability here? Potentially using ../ and then at…
