Bypassing regular expression checks with a line feed
Regular expressions are often used to check if a user input should be allowed for a specific action or lead to an error as it might be malicious.
Regular expressions are often used to check if a user input should be allowed for a specific action or lead to an error as it might be malicious.
Writing data to the output buffer before deciding that the response to the current HTTP request should actually be a redirect (for example when an unauthenti...
Description of a XXE vulnerability in the Claris FileMaker Platform
A couple of days ago I took the exam for the CRTP certification by Pentester Academy. In this review I want to give a quick overview of the course contents, ...
Write-up of “Buff” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Tabby” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Fuse” from Hack The Box
To boot Linux without Data Execution Prevention, so that the OS doesn’t mark certain memory regions as non-executable, we…
How unpickling untrusted data can lead to remote code execution.
Write-up of “Bart” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Kotarak” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “TartarSauce” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Cronos” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Netmon” from Hack The Box
Using the Invoke-Command Cmlet, you can execute a script block in the security context of a different user.
Write-up of “Networked” from Hack The Box
Write-up of “Jerry” from Hack The Box
If you want to debug/inspect/analyze SSL/TLS traffic made by curl, you can easily do so by setting the environment variable SSLKEYLOGFILE to a file path of y...
Pivot by setting up a portproxy between your machine and a machine in another network using “netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport= connectport= co...
Setting up a DNS tunnel and SOCKS proxy to send/receive data via restricted networks.
Have you ever wondered how a file in a file listing is shown with size 0 bytes but can still contain data? Or maybe wondered where all that meta data is stor...