Money theft is one of the most important risks for any organization, regardless of its scope of activity. According to our data, 42% of cyberattacks on companies are committed to obtain direct financial benefits. You can detect an attack …
According to PCI standard all businesses that store, process or transmit payment cardholder data must be PCI Compliant.
Taking into account that we are talking about a bank, fields like card number and card holder’s name should be obfuscat…
I have configured my proxy chains in /etc/proxychains.conf. Then when just run nmap or even nc without the proxychains prefix, it automatically uses the proxy chains and routes the traffic through the proxies. I have verified that there ar…
Is there a point-and-click way to generate a forensic image of an EC2 system, rather than having to ssh on and dd?
When we scan a domain name such as www.nmap.org,
Question 1: We are actually scanning the server that the website is hosted on, right?
Question 2: If there is another domain hosted on the same server, would the results of the scan be the s…
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I would like to asymmetrically encrypt messages with a public key that I have been given in advance. How can I go about doing that? Some example code in C# would be much appreciated.
What do I need it for?
Our service receives SMS…
I have read many articles about the vulnerability in the program dependency, either direct or transitive.
Here are two questions come out of my mind.
If a dependency A has a vulnerability (Maybe has a CVE identifier) in one of its functio…
If your microservice architecture responds with error codes revealing which microservice had an error, doesn’t this reveal to the caller information on how your microservice architecture is designed?
Caller -> Service A -> Service B …
During an engagement, I found a potential XSS vulnerability on a page. There is an HTML form that is submitted to this page (POST method) and sent parameters are reflected (without encoding) in the response.
If I use a proxy tool (e.g. Bur…
I set up Thunderbird to use PGP a while ago, so I can sign and decrypt messages now. But I have forgotten my private passphrase for my private key, but since Thunderbird can do it anyway, it has it stored somewhere. How can I get it?
I a…
