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[PDF File]CSE127: Introductionto Security - University of California ...
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CSE127:Introductionto Security Lecture12:NetworkDefenses Nadia Heninger UCSD Winter2021 MaterialfromDeianStefan,StefanSavage,DavidWagner,andZakirDurumeric
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• Look for “/etc/passwd” and/or “../../” • Pros: – No problems with HTTP complexities like %-escapes – Works for encrypted HTTPS! • Issues: – Have to add code to each (possibly different) web server • And that effort only helps with detecting web server attacks
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CSC 405 Computer Security Web Security Alexandros Kapravelos akaprav@ncsu.edu (Derived from slides by Giovanni Vigna and Adam Doupe) 1
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Author: Ronald Ritchey Created Date: 9/17/2009 2:02:57 PM
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An attacker could exploit this by subbing the value of a cookie and sending the following HTTP GET /index.php HTTP/1.0 Cookie: SKIN=.. /.. /.. /etc/passwd This value would be added to the path, so the web server to execute the following activate(s) call to climb into the /etc directory and upload the
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README.txt It’s a very flexible intelligent fuzzer to discover directory traversal vulnerabilities in software such as Web/FTP/TFTP servers, Web platforms such as CMSs, ERPs, Blogs, etc. Also, it has a protocol-independent module to send the desired payload to the host and port
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The Situation • You are part of a group • Small business • Volunteer organization • Personal interest • You have information • Documents
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S21 -Secure Coding Standards and Procedures November 8, 2011 Mike O. Villegas, CISA, CISSP, GSEC, CEH Director of Information Security Newegg, Inc.
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The filename and secret come from the route They are both used to determine the file path # secret related parts after patch class FileUploader < GitlabUploader VALID_SECRET_PATTERN = %r{\A\h{10,32}\z}.freeze InvalidSecret = Class.new(StandardError) def local_storage_path(file_identifier) File.join(dynamic_segment, file_identifier) end
[PDF File]WordCamp UK 2014 How to Secure your WordPress Website
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Use characters, numbers, capitals, etc. Use a unique password, don’t use the same for every login on the internet! Change it regularly, at least every 3 months. Make sure other users also have strong passwords. This includes your FTP, cPanel & other passwords too! 32
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3/24 Access Control Access control vulnerabilities enableprivilege escalation: 1 vertical: the attacker gets access to data and functionality of users with a more powerful role, e.g., administrators 2 horizontal: the attacker gets access to data and functionality of users with the same role, but di erent identity, e.g., another customer
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The “200 52322” numbers at the end of these lines indicate these attempts to grab /etc/passwd were successful. 200 means the request succeeded. The 52322 is the byte count transferred and it matches what we expect for /etc/passwd. As part of our log search, we found older log lines matching our pattern:
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• Look for “/etc/passwd” and/or “../../” • Pros: – No problems with HTTP complexities like %-escapes – Works for encrypted HTTPS! (because it gets decrypted at endpoint host) • Issues: – Have to add code to each (possibly different) web server • And that effort only helps with detecting web server attacks
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U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology A non-regulatory agency in Dept. of Commerce 3,000 employees + adjuncts Gaithersburg, Maryland and Boulder, Colorado Primarily research, not funding Over 100 years in standards and measurements: from dental ceramics to microspheres, from quantum computers to fire codes, from body armor to DNA
[PDF File]String Analysis for the Detection of Web Application Flaws
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04/05/07 3 Web Application Security Giving access to web application means asking the world to send HTTP request Attackers more and more actively look for web application flaws as they are: −surprisingly common −often the key to subvert the victim's data and networks −it is quite easy for an attacker to hide his identity using well known anonymizing techniques
[PDF File]CSE 127: Introduction to Security
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CSE 127: Introduction to Security Lecture 14: Network Defenses Deian Stefan UCSD Fall 2020 Material from Nadia Heninger, Stefan Savage, David Wagner, and Zakir Durumeric
[PDF File]The Anatomy of a Rails Vulnerability - NCC Group
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May 27th, 2014 - Jeff Jarmoc - jeff@matasano.com On May 6th 2014, the Ruby on Rails team released updates to address a security vulnerability involving the 'implicit render' feature, and identified it as CVE-2014-0130.1 In their advisory2, they go on to describe a Directory Traversal vulnerability involving globbing routes including
[PDF File]Top Ten Web Application Vulnerabilities in J2EE - OWASP
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– Data type (string, integer, real, etc…) – Minimum and maximum length – Whether null is allowed – Whether the parameter is required or not – Numeric range – Specific patterns (regular expressions) • Perform code review • Don’t “misuse” hidden fields – Store in session or retrieve values with each requ est
[PDF File]CIT 480: Securing Computer Systems
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Topics 1. Input-based vulnerabilities 2. Input validation 3. Input entry points 4. Integer overflows 5. Format string attacks 6. The nature of trust
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Security Practical 2 Dr Chris G. Willcocks Email: christopher.g.willcocks@durham.ac.uk Practical 2 Background Welcome to the second practical. We will be extending our web-server to serve le requests, such as HTML and
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