Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label security. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 18, 2021

TShark : Finding data with "contains" and "matches" (Regular Expression)

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Recently, I've been working with the SANS Institute on some Livestream sessions, promoting the SEC503: Intrusion Detection In Depth  cl...
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Sunday, February 5, 2017

Beginning Web Application: Testing Session Hijacking - DVWA

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This post we look to take advantage of the trust a website has with a user's browser. An attacker may be able to leverage social enginee...
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Beginning Web Application Testing: Detecting SQL Injection - Mutillidae

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SQL Injection like most attacks can be detected via logs, packets or once again from the user’s browser cache as well as other sources...

Beginning Web Application Testing: SQL Injection - Mutillidae

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In this post, we will take a look at SQL injection and will use Mutillidae (NOWASP) for our learnings. SQL injection attacks are typically c...
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Beginning Web Application Testing: Detecting OS Command Injection - DVWA

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As stated in the previous post , in order to be able to log web traffic via “POST” method and at least from Apache perspective, we needed t...
Friday, December 16, 2016

Docker Networking Internals: How Docker uses Linux iptables and interfaces

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I started playing with docker a while ago, and like most people I was instantly impressed with its power and ease of use. Simplicity is one ...
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