The HITB (aka Hack In The Box) Magazine is a deep-knowledge technical magazine. The quarterly magazine covers articles that are more technical or that discuss new and never before seen attack methods are of more interest than a subject that has been covered several times before.
Contents of HITB ISSUE 8 Feb – April 2012:
FEATURED ARTICLE: Online [...]
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Another quality release from HITB! We sure do wait a lot for this magazine.
Contents of HITB Issue 7:
COVER STORY:
What Would We Do Without Enemies
DATABASE SECURITY:
Extending SQL Injection Attacks Using Buffer Overflows – Tactical Exploitation
WINDOWS SECURITY:
Windows Security Hardening Through Kernel Address Protection
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
CISSP® Corner 34
Books
APPLICATION SECURITY:
Beyond Fuzzing: Exploit Automation with PMCMA
NETWORK SECURITY:
Intrusion as a Service
Using SHODAN
Studies on Distributed [...]
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Cisco has started three new entry-level certificationsCCt – Cisco Certified Technician for people who have to start their carrier in networking or are working in technical support.
A Cisco Certified Technician certification shows you have the skills to successfully perform onsite support and maintenance of Cisco networking devices and work effectively with the Cisco Technical Assistance [...]
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Facebook’s official Security Guide – A Guide to Facebook Security.
Facebook the largest online growing social networking site has released it’s official Security Guide for everyone who use facebook. As facebook is so famous and popular it comman been under attack.
Facebook’s official Security Guide is a short – 14 pages in all – guide, written by [...]
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Wifi Honey is a shell script can be used with any *nix systems no need of installation anything just run the script and start testing. As a shell script we can easly make changes inthe script as per our environment or testbed needs.
Thanks to robin for this great tool who got the idea for Wifi [...]
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Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) generates many questions from prospects, customers, partners, and Web application security professionals we work with. The questions tend to fall into similar categories, so we figured it would be helpful to summarize them and share our perspective on CSRF. We would definitely appreciate feedback and/or debate from the community to help [...]
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WhiteHat Security’s Approach to Detecting Cross-Site Request Forgery
How exploit mitigation technologies can help reduce or eliminate risk, prevent attacks and minimize operational disruption due to software vulnerabilities
This whitepaper describes how exploit mitigation technologies can help reduce or eliminate risk, prevent attacks and minimize operational disruption due to software vulnerabilities.The whitepaper explores the exploit mitigation technologies provided by Microsoft and also provides a [...]
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