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- Raspberry PI and Tor for slightly easier OPSEC
- Data exfiltration through the VMware hypervisor
- Encoding Web Shells in PNG IDAT chunks
- Taking screenshots using XSS and the HTML5 Canvas
- Exploit: Symfony2 – local file disclosure vulnerability
- Extending Burp Suite to solve reCAPTCHA
- Decrypting suhosin sessions and cookies.
- JavaScript and Daylight Savings for tracking users.
- Google TOTP Two-factor Authentication for PHP
- Exploit: PHPCaptcha / Securimage is not secure.
- Javascript keylogger in JQuery.
- Clickjacking and Phishing with help from the HTML5 JavaScript Sandbox
- PHP Remote File Inclusion command shell using data://
- Hardening and securing PHP on Linux
- Using php://filter for local file inclusion
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Exploit: PHPCaptcha / Securimage is not secure.
Recently I discovered an easy way to bypass PHPCaptcha also known as SecurImage. The method described below will break the CAPTCHA every time, without fail and affects versions 1.0.4 and above. Previous versions are also probably vulnerable tho only exploit … Continue reading
Javascript keylogger in JQuery.
I needed to capture someone’s login credentials using cross site scripting. However I had 3 problems. Firstly there was no XSS on the login page, secondly the only XSS was reflected, meaning it only affected the current page and thirdly … Continue reading
Clickjacking and Phishing with help from the HTML5 JavaScript Sandbox
HTML5 has some nice new features one of which is JavaScript Sandboxing using iframes. Chrome is currently the only browser to support this but you can be sure others will soon follow. The sandbox allows control over what can be … Continue reading