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GUEST ESSAY: A primer on content management systems (CMS) — and how to secure them

The Last Watchdog

For instance, the The Last Watchdog article you are reading uses a CMS to store posts, display them in an attractive manner, and provide search capabilities. Wikipedia uses a CMS for textual entries, blog posts, images, photographs, videos, charts, graphics, and “ talk pages ” that help its many contributors collaborate. Gierlinger.

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Anti-Scraping Part 2: Implementing Protections

NetSpi Technical

Continuing our series on Anti-Scraping techniques, this blog covers implementation of Anti-Scraping protections in a fake message board and examination of how scrapers can adapt to these changes. Additionally, the /search endpoint still does not require authentication. HTTP Request: POST /search?limit=101 Host: 127.0.0.1:12345

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Abusing cloud services to fly under the radar

Fox IT

NCC Group and Fox-IT have been tracking a threat group with a wide set of interests, from intellectual property (IP) from victims in the semiconductors industry through to passenger data from the airline industry. The objective in these cases appear to be stealing sensitive data from the victim’s networks.

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I Wanna Go Fast: Why Searching Through 500M Pwned Passwords Is So Quick

Troy Hunt

Firstly, read the previous post about k-Anonymity and protecting the privacy of passwords to save me repeating it all here. Read through the comments on that original blog post and you'll see a heap of other integrations too. When data in Pwned Passwords is queried using the k-Anonymity model, the request looks like this: [link].

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Locking Down Your Website Scripts with CSP, Hashes, Nonces and Report URI

Troy Hunt

In that module, we cover reflected XSS which relies on the premise of untrusted data in the request being reflected back in the response. For example, if we take the sample vulnerable site I use in the exercises and search for "foobar", we see the following: You can see the search term - the untrusted data - in the URL: [link].

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NY AG Investigation Highlights Dangers of Credential Stuffing

eSecurity Planet

All the companies either implemented or planned to put in place additional protections against credential stuffing, the report said. James’ report also outlines steps businesses can take to better detect, protect against and respond to credential stuffing. Password Reuse. Moving Beyond Passwords.

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Beg Bounties

Troy Hunt

They'd left a MongoDB instance exposed to the public without a password and someone had snagged all their data. Within the data were references that granted access to voice recordings made by children, stored in an S3 bucket that also had no auth. So, why didn't CloudPets respond to attempts to contact them?

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