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Как работает Android, часть 1
Как работает Android, часть 1
В этой серии статей я расскажу о внутреннем устройстве Android  —  о процессе загрузки, о содержимом файловой системы, о Binder и Android Runtime, о том, из...
·habrahabr.ru·
Как работает Android, часть 1
Hack Patch!: PWA - Progressive Web Attack
Hack Patch!: PWA - Progressive Web Attack
Today, I'm going to blog about PWA (Progressive Web Apps)🙂 These days, web is getting bit secure by the help of CSP, which turns XSS i...
·shhnjk.blogspot.ru·
Hack Patch!: PWA - Progressive Web Attack
Guest Blog: Don’t Leave your Grid Wide Open
Guest Blog: Don’t Leave your Grid Wide Open
Our guest blogger and Detectify Crowdsource hacker Peter Jaric explains how Selenium Grid could be exploited to read files on the server.
·labs.detectify.com·
Guest Blog: Don’t Leave your Grid Wide Open
An Introduction to Printer Exploitation #1 - Exploit Development / Tutorial
An Introduction to Printer Exploitation #1 - Exploit Development / Tutorial
> Preface Note: As always the following is just a digest of all the things I could observe by working on printers myself or facts from stuff I read about recently. Since this thread about the HP printer promo videos caught some attention I will try to shed some light onto the field which was displayed there. First of all we should keep in mind this was a promo video made by a company. So always ask yourself this: “How real are the displayed scenarios, or are these just ‘Hollywood fabrications...
·0x00sec.org·
An Introduction to Printer Exploitation #1 - Exploit Development / Tutorial
PortSwigger Web Security Blog: RCE in JXBrowser JavaScript/Java bridge
PortSwigger Web Security Blog: RCE in JXBrowser JavaScript/Java bridge
I recently found myself prototyping an experimental scanning technique using JXBrowser, a library for using a PhantomJS-like browser in Java applications. Whilst creating a JavaScript to Java bridge
·blog.portswigger.net·
PortSwigger Web Security Blog: RCE in JXBrowser JavaScript/Java bridge
TempestSDR: An SDR tool for Eavesdropping on Computer Screens via Unintenti
TempestSDR: An SDR tool for Eavesdropping on Computer Screens via Unintenti
Thanks to RTL-SDR.com reader 'flatflyfish' for submitting information on how to get Martin Marinov's TempestSDR up and running on a Windows system. If you didn't already know by definition "TEMPEST" refers to techniques used by some spy agencies to eavesdrop on electronic equipment via their unintentional radio emissions (as well as via sounds and vibrations). All electronics emit …
·rtl-sdr.com·
TempestSDR: An SDR tool for Eavesdropping on Computer Screens via Unintenti
A penetration tester’s guide to sub-domain enumeration
A penetration tester’s guide to sub-domain enumeration
As a penetration tester or a bug bounty hunter, most of the times you are given a single domain or a set of domains when you start a…
·blog.appsecco.com·
A penetration tester’s guide to sub-domain enumeration
XXE - Things Are Getting Out of Band
XXE - Things Are Getting Out of Band
XXE Out of Band testing, explaining how to execute XXE OOB attacks over HTTP & FTP. Additional explanation on XXE RCE.
·blog.zsec.uk·
XXE - Things Are Getting Out of Band
www.slideshare.net
www.slideshare.net
During the session we will go through different methods of exploiting file upload pages in order to trigger Remote Code Execution, SQL Injection, Directory Tra…
·slideshare.net·
www.slideshare.net
Leveraging web application vulnerabilities to steal NTLM hashes
Leveraging web application vulnerabilities to steal NTLM hashes
Introduction NTLM authentication is the de-facto standard in corporate networks running Windows. There are a plethora of well-understood local attacks that take advantage of the way Windows perform automatic NTLM authentication, and abusing this feature is undoubtedly on the playbook of every penetration tester and red teamer. Here at Blaze
·blog.blazeinfosec.com·
Leveraging web application vulnerabilities to steal NTLM hashes