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  • IE 7/8 Multiple XSS Vulnerabilities.

    Buddies, Its been a long time I am unable to be active in blogging due to my busy schedules. However thought to give a come back with something interesting. While just going through some security related feeds I just came through this nice IE XSS Vulnerability report and thought to drop it in this dashboard [...]

    Jul 2nd, 2009 | Filed under Security
  • OpenVAS Developer Conference on July

    Guys, You must be knowing about OpenVAS Scanner. Its derived from the Nessus scanning engine and now is an Open Source tool which is getting enhanced on daily basis in their features, add-on tools and all. I just came through their event notification from their mailing list that they are going to held up a [...]

    May 4th, 2009 | Filed under Security
  • Conficker Analysis

    Buddies, As you must be knowing that Conficker has spreaded its hands to a far extent. And the technique this virus uses is quite awesome. Thats I came up with a link which you must give a read about how this virus works, its algoriths. Its a very nice analysis that SRI Organization has done. [...]

    Mar 31st, 2009 | Filed under Security
  • URI Encoding to bypass IDS/IPS

    There are only two RFC standards for encoding a Request URI: hex encoding and UTF-8 Unicode encoding. Double percent hex encoding, double nibble hex encoding, first/second nibble hex encoding, 2/3-byte UTF encoding, %U UTF encoding should be blocked. Mismatch encoding should also be taken care of. URI Hex Encoding The encoding method consists of escaping [...]

    Mar 3rd, 2009 | Filed under Security
  • Linux Shellcoding

    Shellcoding is a very interesting part in Security domain. Here is an article which gives you some knowledge on linux shellcodings. This pdf won’t teach you to code them but it gives you a very good knowledge on how shellcode works,how it gets executed and how its different from windows shellcoding. Article PDF :: http://ifile.it/t6j791v [...]

    Mar 2nd, 2009 | Filed under Security
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