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In this article, we will learn about multiple ways to get hashes of MSSQL users. Every version of MSSQL has different hashes. We have performed our practical on SQL Server 2016 version. Once we find the hashes, we will use JohnTheRipper to crack them. Table of Content Introduction to Hashing
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MixMode, the leader in AI-driven, real-time anomaly detection for Cybersecurity, has formally joined the 5G Open Innovation Lab’s (“5GOILab”) Fall 2021 program. The Lab is supported by its founding and corporate partners which include Amdocs, Dell Technologies, F5, Intel, Microsoft, NASA, T-Mobile and VMware.
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提问： 最近在拜读Java安全漫谈时遇到一点小问题。12.反序列化篇(6)中，最开始的payload未成功触发命令执行。作者分析原因为outermap中存在key为keykey的对象，解决方法是把keykey从outermap中移除。但是...

An array of promising security trends is in motion.
New frameworks, like SASE, CWPP and CSPM, seek to weave security more robustly into the highly dynamic, intensely complex architecture of modern business networks.
Related: 5 Top SIEM myths… (more…)
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via the respected security expertise of Robert M. Lee and the superlative illustration talents of Jeff Haas at Little Bobby Comic
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Topic: Developed By Next Come To Us - Sql Injection Vulnerability Risk: Medium Text:********************************************************* #Exploit Title: Developed By Next Come To Us - Sql Injection Vulner...

Topic: Digital Nomad Studi - Sql Injection Vulnerability Risk: Medium Text:********************************************************* #Exploit Title: Digital Nomad Studi - Sql Injection Vulnerability ...

Topic: Budget and Expense Tracker System 1.0 Authenticated Bypass Risk: Low Text:# Exploit Title: Budget and Expense Tracker System 1.0 - Authenticated Bypass # Exploit Author: Prunier Charles-Yves # Date: ...

Topic: Apartment Visitor Management System (AVMS) 1.0 SQLi to RCE Risk: High Text:# Exploit Title: Apartment Visitor Management System (AVMS) 1.0 - SQLi to RCE # Date: 2021-08-13 # Exploit Author: mari0x00 ...

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Topic: WP Google Maps Plugin < 8.1.13 - Authenticated Persistent XSS Risk: Medium Text:[+] :: VULNERABILITY: WP Google Maps Plugin < 8.1.13 - Authenticated Persistent XSS [+] :: GOOGLE DORK: inurl:/wp-content/plug...

Hey guyz, once again I am back with a new writeup!!
To all who don't know me: I am Krishnadev P Melevila , a cyber security researcher and Google certified digital marketer. You can search my name on google.
Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash
Here I mention the target as example.com as I am not able to disclose the target details as per their policy.
So let's start!!!
https://medium.com/media/df73f6c09d1622acd356d392fa884949/href
I was totally bored one day, Then I thought of finding some bugs, every time I usually enumerate educational websites like entri app, linways etc… So I think about a change. So I google search “Hospital management system” and came to my target website called example.com.
On that site, we can take appointments for hospital consultations and direct doctor consultations. So I went to the profile section, there I entered “<h1>hello</h1>” instead of my name. Woooha!! It was an HTML injection!!!
But wait!!!! As there is a chance for HTML injection, then there is a chance for XS

Hello, it’s Mano Prasanth here,
Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash
This write-up is about a simple Rate-limiting bug which I found on Instagram.
This is my first bug report at Instagram. As a noob bug hunter, I tried various hunting methods to find a bug in Facebook. First, I started with Authentication and moved further into other types. But it seemed everything was secure with authentication, to my knowledge :/ (Anyway nothing is completely secure).
Before this report, I was hunting in the Bugcrowd, but unfortunately my previous reports were duplicated. Then I started to hunt private programs and got some valid bugs. Then thought of finding bugs in GAFAM and decided to hunt for Facebook’s acquisitions.
This isn’t a severe bug but rather a low-level bug that has the potential to get rid of your enemies in Instagram Lol.
This bug allowed anyone on Instagram to report a user unlimited number of times (Abuse risk). If you try to do it manually, you might end up frustrated or wasting a day. Generally, most of

Hey guyz, once again I am back with a new writeup!!
To all who don't know me: I am Krishnadev P Melevila , a cyber security researcher and Google certified digital marketer. You can search my name on google.
Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash
Here I mention the target as example.com as I am not able to disclose the target details as per their policy.
So let's start!!!
https://medium.com/media/df73f6c09d1622acd356d392fa884949/href
I was totally bored one day, Then I thought of finding some bugs, every time I usually enumerate educational websites like entri app, linways etc… So I think about a change. So I google search “Hospital management system” and came to my target website called example.com.
On that site, we can take appointments for hospital consultations and direct doctor consultations. So I went to the profile section, there I entered “<h1>hello</h1>” instead of my name. Woooha!! It was an HTML injection!!!
But wait!!!! As there is a chance for HTML injection, then there is a chance for XS

Hello, it’s Mano Prasanth here,
Photo by Alexander Shatov on Unsplash
This write-up is about a simple Rate-limiting bug which I found on Instagram.
This is my first bug report at Instagram. As a noob bug hunter, I tried various hunting methods to find a bug in Facebook. First, I started with Authentication and moved further into other types. But it seemed everything was secure with authentication, to my knowledge :/ (Anyway nothing is completely secure).
Before this report, I was hunting in the Bugcrowd, but unfortunately my previous reports were duplicated. Then I started to hunt private programs and got some valid bugs. Then thought of finding bugs in GAFAM and decided to hunt for Facebook’s acquisitions.
This isn’t a severe bug but rather a low-level bug that has the potential to get rid of your enemies in Instagram Lol.
This bug allowed anyone on Instagram to report a user unlimited number of times (Abuse risk). If you try to do it manually, you might end up frustrated or wasting a day. Generally, most of

This is a follow-on column to my May 10, 2021 BlogInfoSec post “Will Full Autonomy Ever Be Realized?” It is prompted in part by the recent decision by the NHTSA (National Highway Transportation Safety Administration) to investigate a number of crashes that occurred when Tesla’s Autopilot system was active, specifically when it failed to recognize […]

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Today's ransomware actors are operating to devastating effect as evidenced by the Colonial Pipeline and JBS attacks, showing that a successful attack can disrupt any business.
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In a research report published earlier this year, Gartner described how to implement API discovery as a way to improve API Management and Security. With the understanding that you cannot protect what you cannot see, most security professionals would fully agree that the first step in building a successful API management and security program is […]
The post Top 5 API Discovery Insights for Security Teams appeared first on Cequence.
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Jack Rhysider's show Darknet Diaries is the most popular cybersecurity podcast around - and one of the most successful tech podcasts in the US in general. We spoke with Jack about the origins of Darknet Diaries, his heroes and role models, and the effect the show’s success has had on his personal life - which you might be surprised to discover wasn’t always 100% positive - check it out...
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There is so much proof now that Tesla is not intelligent, doesn’t learn, and is a scam based on short-cuts… it should come as no surprise they’re defining “good driver” with almost no data. “If driving behavior is good for 7 days, beta access will be granted.” (The company began selling insurance in its home … Continue reading Tesla Defines “Good Driver” Based on 7 Days Out of 730 →
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If there’s one thing i learned in my early philosophy classes, it’s the difference between illusion and reality is a desire to achieve meaningful change in others’ lives. Illusion is for those who can’t stand a notion of doing service that benefits society, which is why it’s odd to see people pitch it as a … Continue reading VR Guide: How to Tell if You Prefer Reality to Illusion →
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How to integrate security into the SDLC successfully
The world has an insecure software problem, which is why 84% of cyber attacks focus on the application layer. Two major factors have contributed to the writing of insecure code — cumbersome security analysis tools and a strong drive to reach the market quickly. For things to improve, developers need better code analysis tools make implementing security into the software development lifecycle (SDLC) much easier. Fortunately, adding AppSec to the SDLC has become simpler through innovations in static application security testing (SAST) and intelligent software composition analysis (SCA).
Understanding the SDLC
Non-developers may not understand why writing secure code is difficult for companies. A cursory overview of the SDLC should clarify why security is often neglected in favor of other concerns. The ways an SDLC is structured can vary between organizations, but the basic components are planning/requirements, design, implementation, testing/verification, and

Our thanks to DEFCON for publishing their tremendous DEFCON Conference Cloud Village videos on the groups' YouTube channel.
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SushiSwap's MISO cryptocurrency platform suffered a $3 million theft resulting from a software supply-chain attack, as I reported on Friday.
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针对互联网资源供应商们的DNS投毒攻击研究 by ourren

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Apple Security Advisory 2021-09-13-1 - iOS 14.8 and iPadOS 14.8 addresses code execution, integer overflow, and use-after-free vulnerabilities.

Apple Security Advisory 2021-09-13-2 - watchOS 7.6.2 addresses code execution and integer overflow vulnerabilities.

Apple Security Advisory 2021-09-13-3 - macOS Big Sur 11.6 addresses code execution, integer overflow, and use-after-free vulnerabilities.

Apple Security Advisory 2021-09-13-4 - Security Update 2021-005 Catalina addresses code execution and integer overflow vulnerabilities.

Positive Technologies Maxpatrol 8 and Xspider appears to suffer from a denial of service vulnerability.

WordPress version 5.7 suffers from a Media Library XML external entity injection vulnerability.

Church Management System version 1.0 remote shell upload exploit.

Online Food Ordering System version 2.0 remote shell upload exploit.

Apple Security Advisory 2021-09-13-5 - Safari 14.1.2 addresses code execution and use-after-free vulnerabilities.

ZeroPeril Ltd has discovered two issues inside the amdpsp.sys (v4.13.0.0) kernel driver module that ships with the AMD Chipset Drivers package for multiple AMD chipsets. The first issue is an information disclosure type security vulnerability and the second is a memory leak type bug due to insufficient releasing of all associated allocated resources upon request. The researchers have verified both in the latest Revision Number (2.13.27.501) of the package that was released the 4th of February 2021.

Budget and Expense Tracker System version 1.0 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability that allows for authentication bypass.

litefuzz is a multi-platform fuzzer for poking at userland binaries and servers.

Church Management System version 1.0 suffers from a remote SQL injection vulnerability. Original discovery of SQL injection in this version is attributed to Murat Demirci in July of 2021.

This is a custom firmware written for the Proxmark3 device. It extends the currently available firmware.

T-Soft E-Commerce version 4 suffers from a cross site request forgery vulnerability.

BSides SF is soliciting papers and presentations for the 2022 annual BSidesSF conference. It will be located at City View at the Metreon in downtown San Francisco February 5th through the 6th, 2022.

This article discusses the CVE-2021-40444 vulnerability and an alternative path that reduces the lines of JS code to trigger the issue and does not require CAB archives.

As human-operated ransomware is on the rise, Microsoft’s Detection and Response Team (DART) shares how they investigate these attacks and what to consider when faced with a similar event in your organization.
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Red Hat Security Advisory 2021-3559-01 - Ruby is an extensible, interpreted, object-oriented, scripting language. It has features to process text files and to perform system management tasks. Issues addressed include a code execution vulnerability.

Vulnerability has now been addressed in the Microsoft Teams add-on

Connected devices such as fitness trackers also obliged to follow tougher privacy rules

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针对互联网资源供应商们的DNS投毒攻击研究 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/rckBxtxQiVCXf7q3zut6SA

GitHub - 12306Bro/Threathunting-book: Threat hunti... Threathunting-book目前已覆盖81个TI...

Building an effective application security program for your organization begins with establishing policies and processes.
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Exploiting the vulnerability in NASA
The title may confuse you a little bit because I know, you’re not expecting NASA. But I promise if you follow me without skipping a single line I’ll make my point perfect 😉. If you understand the logic you can forget about the myths. The concept is simple, No one can sanitize million lines of code without a vulnerability even if they’re master tech Giants, because they’re human beings 😊. First of all, I’m not directing to an illegal path & the intention behind this article is to prove everything is vulnerable in most cases we’re not aware of that. So let’s start,
Before a month I penetrate NASA’s domain just because of curiosity & as a result, I found a subdomain .jpl, I hope it’s quite famous. Into the into is my classy step, & I succeed to find .aviris in .jpl domain. So I’m little more closer. By going through the source code I found another direction.
a new directory (alt_locator)
locator implies A place’s absolute location on Earth. This information is enough for gene