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Posted on July 1st, 2010 by by martin
The last of the batch of tools which uses search engines is called IPSearch. That one is useful if you have a large list of ip-addresses, and you want to find out whether e.g if there are any virtual hosts which shares the same ips, or just generally what applications are hosted on the ips. [...]
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Posted on June 28th, 2010 by by martin
A while back, I wrote about Googlyhack. While I was at it, I made two other similar tools that use search engines for other purposes – but I noticed recently that I had not written anything about them. The first one is Subsearch, which is a replacement for the old tool “Subdomainer”. Subdomainer does not [...]
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Posted on April 10th, 2010 by by martin
I noticed that the GHDB-plugin from w3af was a bit deprecated and not quite flexible enough for my purposes, so I wrote a little tool to use GHDB database to find vulnerabilites for a site. Google has deprecated the old Soap-api in favour for a new Ajax-api which was really nice to work with.
To [...]
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Posted on January 19th, 2010 by by martin
As X-mas challenge for the Owasp Appsec Research 2010 conference, me and Mario Heiderich set up a Capture-the-flag at a computer. While .mario did all the tricky and brainteasing stuff with the actual challenge, I created a diversionary target which let me play a bit with low level packet shuffling in Python.
The idea I [...]
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Posted on November 6th, 2009 by by martin
Nu har jag återigen bytt CMS. Har gått igenom en del nu, körde på Serendipity (s9y) ett tag, sedan pluck, sedan lite django eftersom jag gärna ville köra Python. Har dock slutligen fastnat för Wordpress. Hoppas jag inte behöver byta igen. Kommer inte uppdatera detta så ofta, detta är mest för att kunna publicera lite [...]
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Posted on March 22nd, 2009 by by martin
Jack C Louis, som på senare tid blivit allt mer känd för sitt arbete bakom Sockstress och sedan tidigare känd som upphovsmannen bakom Unicornscan avled härom veckan i en villabrand i sitt hem i Sverige. Troligtvis skedde det i denna brand – (dock obekräftat).
Jag lyssnade på honom och Robert E Lee på SEC-T i [...]
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Posted on March 7th, 2009 by by martin
Det finns vitt spridda föreställningar om att man kan undvika virus/malware genom att låta bli att ladda hem och öppna filer – vilket naturligtvis inte stämmer – drive-by downloading är ett känt problem som har funnits länge. Helt enkelt att antingen browsern själv eller någon plugin (flashmotor, pdf, msn etc) är sårbar och utnyttjas för [...]
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Posted on February 17th, 2009 by by martin
I recently open-sourced a little project that helps finding XSS flaws. It is called Jinx and can be found at BitBucket.
Jinx is a javascript-based tester for cross site scripting. Currently based on GreaseMonkey, but can be easily decoupled to be used without GM support. It is a ‘quick-n-dirty’ way of testing a page you [...]
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Posted on February 16th, 2009 by by martin
De sista böckerna för 2009 som jag inte hunnit skriva om sammanfattas här i kortform :
Fatherland av Robert Harris är en klassisk spänningsroman av gammalt stuk; Polis utreder mord, kommer för nära makten och hamnar risigt till. Samt blir ihop med The Woman på vägen. En twist är att storyn är förlagd i 60-talets [...]
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Posted on December 12th, 2008 by by martin
WAF – Web Application Firewalls- what are they good for and how do they work?
I just read (though not the entire thing, just the first 40 pages) Securing WebGoat using ModSecurity. Basically, Stephen Craig Evans configured ModSecurity to patch most of the vulnerabilities in a very vulnerable web application – WebGoat. Using both traditional [...]
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