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Word-press plugin lightspeed caches security flaws and how to exploit them

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02/08/2022
WordPress plugin LiteSpeed Cache has a cross-site scripting vulnerability because it does not properly sanitize user input. An attacker can take advantage.
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XML Rpc Attack

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29/07/2022
Yes, I am talking about U.S department of defense get hacked. Bibek Dhakal found that the xmlrpc.php file on the U.S. Department of Defense website had been turned on leaving it open to an attack on other sites. The XML Rpc.php in WordPress is turned on by default
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What is the difference between VA and PT ?

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22/07/2022
Thief plots heist at home. It takes him some time to figure out how to get into the house without being noticed. What we're doing here is called Vulnerability assessment.The thief could have used a glass door .
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What Is CRLF Injection Attack?

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15/07/2022
Twitter is one of the most popular social media platforms available today, with 100 million daily active users and 500 million tweets sent daily. But, do they have the best cybersecurity defense? Youssef discovered It was possible to inject the CRLF injection
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What Is FTP Penetration Testing and What It Is Not?

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05/07/2022
File transfer protocol, a standardized protocol used to allow transmission of files between computers. It consists of a set of coded signals which are transmitted between computers, and which inform
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How to save yourself from Phishing attacks? A quick guide

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30/06/2022
Phishing is a type of social engineering attack used to obtain sensitive information from users, such as login credentials and credit card information.It
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What is spring4shell vulnerability and how to address this vulnerability

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23/06/2022
Spring is a popular lightweight Java platform application framework that enables developers to easily create Java applications with enterprise-level features
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Is there a difference between authentication and authorization in an API?

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21/06/2022
As with web applications, APIs operate on the web, but many require some sort of authentication or authorization before you can access the valuable.
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Is CDN WAF enough to protect your web application?

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16/06/2022
What would you say if we told you that certain service was at USD 1.53 Billion in 2016 and is expected to reach USD 7.63 Billion by 2022.Is not this an exponential increase? Yes, that service is CDN WAF.
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How hackers bypass file upload and how to prevent it?

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14/06/2022
Starbucks does have the best coffee in the world. But, do they have the best cybersecurity defense? ? Johnstone discovered It was possible to execute arbitrary code by uploading a webshell
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While testing sql injection why do testers frequently use single quotes

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09/06/2022
SQL injection is often referenced as the most common type of attack on websites. It is being used extensively by hackers and pen-testers on web applications.
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My Website has HTTPS implemented. Should i really worry about implementing HSTS.

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26/05/2022
HTTP and that all redirection to the site using HTTP should be changed to HTTPS requests by default.
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How To Minimize The Impact Of False Positives?

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24/05/2022
Web applications are updated on a frequent basis in today's fast-paced development settings, and agile, integrated methodologies like DevOps are swiftly becoming the norm.To design, test, and update diverse apps
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Json web token and its exploitation

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12/05/2022
As an open standard, the JSON Web Token (JWT) defines a compact and self-contained method for securely transmitting information between parties as a JSON object (RFC 7519).
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80 percent of the backend technologies have banner exposed why is it a serious issues

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10/05/2022
Banner grabbing or active reconnaissance is a type of attack during which the attackers send requests to the system they are attempting to attack in order.
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Is Beast Attack Really Breaking Your SSL TLS

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04/05/2022
BEAST (Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS) is a network vulnerability attack against TLS 1.0 and older SSL protocols. Security researchers carried out the attack for the first time in 2011, but the theoretical vulnerability was discovered in 2002.
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Security Flaws in Third Party Apps

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21/12/2021
One thing that you have to remember is that outside parties such as auditors, customers don’t care how vulnerabilities got into your environment. Even if your hands are tied, application security flaws can and likely will .
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Introduction to HTTP Request Smuggling Vulnerability

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15/12/2021
HTTP Request Smuggling is one of the critical web application vulnerabilities that is often goes unnoticed by many security reasearchers and penetration testers due to its complexity.
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What and How to address LOG4J CVE-2021-44228 Vulnerability?

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13/12/2021
CVE-2021-44228 is the name of the zero-day vulnerability, which can affect any programme that logs user input. The effect may be seen in a variety of places, including Minecraft, which registers the names of users.
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6 Cybersecurity measures that Organizations tend to overlook

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16/11/2021
Cyberattacks are a major nuisance that aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Growing at an estimated 15% year over year, cybercrime costs to organizations worldwide are forecast to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025.
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Why Is It Important To Understand Owasp Automated Threats To Web Applications To Develop Better Security?

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05/10/2021
The primary goal was to create an ontology that would serve as a common language for developers,
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