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Kevin Mitnick 's website open to Cross-Site Scripting ( XSS ) vulnerability Cross-Site Scripting ( XSS ) vulnerability discovered in official website of Kevin Mitnick (one of the most talented hackers, and the one one most prosecuted by the state. Mitnick's hacker handle was "Condor". He became the first hacker to appear on an FBI "Most Wanted" poster, for breaking into the Digital Equipment Company computer network, Mitnick has become something of a celebrity in hacker circles due to his Hacking talent) by  Fabián Cuchietti . This is a serious security issue, with potential implications that are only starting to be understood. However, it is critical to realize that this problem does not expose any way to break into the server itself. What it allows is for malicious attackers to potentially take control of the interaction between a user and a website. It is likely that the most serious thing that an attacker can potentially do in this situation is chang

PacketFence 3.2.0 released The PacketFence development team has published version 3.2.0 of its open source network access control (NAC) system. PacketFence allows organisations to increase control over their network by enforcing authentication and registration for newly connected devices. It also enables abnormal network activity detection and the isolation of troublesome devices. New features in 3.2.0 OpenVAS Vulnerability Assessment integration for client-side policy compliance Bandwidth violations based on RADIUS accounting information Billing engine integration for allowing the use of a payment gateway to gain network access. PacketFence 3.2.0  fix Reflected Cross-site scripting (XSS) in Web Admin printing system. Further information about the update, including a full list of changes, can be found in the official release announcement and in the change log . PacketFence 3.2.0 Download

In today's digital world, where connectivity is rules all, endpoints serve as the gateway to a business's digital kingdom. And because of this, endpoints are one of hackers' favorite targets.  According to the IDC,  70% of successful breaches start at the endpoint . Unprotected endpoints provide vulnerable entry points to launch devastating cyberattacks. With IT teams needing to protect more endpoints—and more kinds of endpoints—than ever before, that perimeter has become more challenging to defend. You need to improve your endpoint security, but where do you start? That's where this guide comes in.  We've curated the top 10 must-know endpoint security tips that every IT and security professional should have in their arsenal. From identifying entry points to implementing EDR solutions, we'll dive into the insights you need to defend your endpoints with confidence.  1. Know Thy Endpoints: Identifying and Understanding Your Entry Points Understanding your network's

Skype Cross Site Vulnerabilities , user accounts can be Hijacked The independent security researcher Ucha Gobejishvili has detected a cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities affecting shop.skype.com and api.skype.com . According to a blog post on 1337 Blog , the XSS flaw discovered on these sites could allow an attacker to hijack cookies if he manages to convince the potential victim to click on a specially designed link. If exploited successfully, a hacker could hijack the user's session and even steal his/her account. Skype has been informed of the vulnerabilities and is currently investigating. Other XSS discovered by him are listed  here .

Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability in Google Ucha Gobejishvili Hacker with codename " longrifle0x " discovered another Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerability in Google's Website. He already reported about the Vulnerability to Google Security Experts. Proof of Concept: Open https://www.google.com/a/cpanel/premier/new3?hl=en  and Click Find Domain . Put xss code: <IFRAME SRC="javascript:alert('XSS');"></IFRAME> Another XSS Vulnerabilities Discovered by longrifle0x  https://xssed.com/archive/author=longrifle0x/special=1/

Hcon's Security Testing Framework (Hcon STF) v0.4 [Fire base] Hcon respects & salutes to all of the freedom fighters of India, without whom we can never be able get our freedom.A tribute to all of the freedom fighters of all the countries we present HconSTF version 0.4 codename ' Freedom '.Hope this year brings freedom for everyone on the internet form different governments & companies which are making the internet users their slaves.For this purpose HconSTF 0.4 has integrated many functions for anonymity and OSINT. Some Highlight Features : Categorized and comprehensive toolset Contains hundreds of  tools and features and script for different tasks like SQLi,XSS,Dorks,OSINT to name a few HconSTF webUI with online tools (same as the Aqua base version of HconSTF) Each and every option is configured for penetration testing and Vulnerability assessments Specially configured and enhanced for gaining easy & solid anonymity Works for web app testing assessments speciall

Book Review : Defense against the Black Arts How Hackers Do What They Do and How to Protect against It Ben Rothke  write a review of a   new book on hacking " Defense against the Black Arts: How Hackers Do What They Do and How to Protect against It ". Authors are Jesse Varsalone, Matthew Mcfadden, Michael Schearer and Sean Morrissey. " If there ever was a book that should not be judged by its title, Defense against the Black Arts: How Hackers Do What They Do and How to Protect against It, is that book. Even if one uses the definition in The New Hackers Dictionary of 'a collection of arcane, unpublished, and (by implication) mostly ad-hoc techniques developed for a particular application or systems area', that really does not describe this book. The truth is that hacking is none of the above. If anything, it is a process that is far from mysterious, but rather aether to describe. With that, the book does a good job of providing the reader with the information ne

Multiple Cross Site Scripting ( #XSS ) Vulnerabilities in Forbes Ucha Gobejishvili ( longrifle0x ) , A Georgian Security Researcher Discover two Cross Site Scripting ( XSS ) Vulnerabilities on the Official website of Forbes , an American publishing and media company. Cross-Site Scripting occurs when an attacker can send a malicious script to a different user by relaying the script from an otherwise trusted or innocuous server. These flaws are extensive on the Web and allow an attacker to place malicious code that can execute attacks against other users in the security context of the web servers of the trusted host. 1.) First Vulnerable Link : Click Here 2.) Second Vulnerable Link : Click Here Cross-Site Scripting typically involves executing commands in a user's browser to display unintended content, or with the intent of stealing the user's login credentials or other personal information. This information can then be used by the attacker to access web sites and services

XSS vulnerability reported in Yahoo subdomain website Vansh Sharma & Vaibhuv Sharma from India Reported another important Cross site scripting XSS vulnerability in Yahoo subdomain as shown. Vulnerable Link :  https://au.tv.yahoo.com/plus7/royal-pains/ Cross-site scripting ( XSS ) is a type of computer security vulnerability typically found in Web applications that enables attackers to inject client-side script into Web pages viewed by other users.

XSS (Cross site Scripting )  Vulnerability discovered on Google Code website as shown. Claimed to be Discovered by  Vansh Sharma & Vaibhuv Sharma. Proof Of Concept: Just go to https://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/  and then click on edit HTML after that remove all the codes and type this script: < img src="< img src=search"/onerror=alert("XSS")//"> And click on DEBUG CODE , and then first it will show you " Sample must have <head> element " click OK and wait for the window to load if nothing happen then try the same thing again or simply you can click on RUN CODE, and you will get a popup which is XSS. Another Similar XSS posted by  +Pirate , as posted on HackForum Community.

XSS Vulnerability On Twitter Found by 15 Years Old Expert A 15 years old XSS Expert " Belmin Vehabovic(~!White!~) " discovered XSS Vulnerability On Twitter and report us. The Vulnerable link is here . Even He also Discovered XSS Vulnerability in Facebook also as tweeted by him Yesterday  &Facebook is offering him $700 as Bounty.

Web App Pentesting - Pentest Magazine The significance of HTTP and the Web for Advanced Persistent Threats Web Application Security and Penetration Testing Developers are form Wenus, Application Security guys from Mars Pulling legs of Arachni XSS BeeF Metaspolit Exploitation Cross-site request forgery. In-depth analysis First the Security Gate, then the Airplane Download Magazine Here

Uniscan 5.2 is released -  vulnerability scanner Uniscan is a open source vulnerability scanner for Web applications. Uniscan 2.0 is a perl vulnerability scanner for RFI, LFI, RCE, XSS and SQL-injection. features: Identification of system pages through a Web Crawler. Use of threads in the crawler. Control the maximum number of requests the crawler. Control of variation of system pages identified by Web Crawler. Control of file extensions that are ignored. Test of pages found via the GET method. Test the forms found via the POST method. Support for SSL requests (HTTPS). Proxy support. Generate site list using Google. Generate site list using Bing. Plug-in support for Crawler. Plug-in support for dynamic tests. Plug-in support for static tests. Plug-in support for stress tests. DOWNLOAD UNISCAN 5.2 Tutorials to create your plug-ins: https://www.uniscan.com.br/tutorial1.php https://www.uniscan.com.br/tutorial2.php https://www.uniscan.com.br/tutorial3.php

myOpenID XSS : One of the Largest OpenID provider is Vulnerable One of the One of the Largest Independent OpenID provider " myOpenID " is Vulnerable to Cross Site Scripting (XSS) ,Discovered by " SeeMe " - Member of Inj3ct0r Team. Cross Site Scripting (or XSS) is one of the most common application-layer web attacks. What Hacker can do - "The attackers can steal the session ID of a valid user using XSS. The session ID is very valuable because it is the secret token that the user presents after login as proof of identity until logout. If the session ID is stored in a cookie, the attackers can write a script which will run on the user's browser, query the value in the cookie and send it to the attackers. The attackers can then use the valid session ID to browse the site without logging in. The script could also collect other information from the page, including the entire contents of the page". Proof Of Concept - Click Here

Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability in Speed Bit Search Engine Debasish Mandal, A hacker from India , Found that there is a XSS through JavaScript Injection vulnerability in the Home page of Speed Bit Search Engine.The XSS filter is filtering normal html /script /iframe tags but XSS can be achieved by injecting JavaScript event "onmouseover()".Technical Description is below. Debasish have reported the vulnerability to the Speed Bit Team but haven't yet got any response from their side. Proof Of Concept: 1) Visit this URL https://search.speedbit.com/?aff=grbr" onmousemove="alert(document.cookie) 2) Bring mouse cursor over the hyperlink shown in the image and you should see a POP up box showing the browser cookies. Submitted By :  Debasish Mandal, India.

Mobile Security and Lack thereof Nidhi Rastogi ,A Security Consultant with Logic Technology Inc, New York share her Views about the Mobile Security and Lack thereof . The Article is taken from our September Month Magazine Edition  .Here we go.. Mobile technology, particularly smartphones, has come of age and is increasingly replacing PCs for internet surfing, emails, gaming and social networking. As per a recent survey by Neilson Media Research, smartphones now comprise over 38% of the U.S. Cellphone Market and will become the majority by end of the year. To meet this growing demand, cellphone companies are fast churning out new models with killer features, latest and greatest in technology. With this growth it has also come to attention that security of these devices cannot be left behind. Every day a new data breach is making headlines suggesting hackers have gone into overdrive. However, what is of particular interest is that a bulk of them is being attributed to cellphones. Hac

Persistent XSS Vulnerability in White House Website Alexander Fuchs , A German Security Researcher Discover Persistent XSS Vulnerability in Official website of White House . He said " The petition system is vulnerable. Every Petition i start or join will execute my code. I could join all petitions and my code will be executed on all users who visit the petition system. " The XSS Demo is here: https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitions/!/petition/security/WxgwM7DS Advisory: https://vulnerability-lab.com/get_content.php?id=308

XSS Vulnerability on AOL Energy website A non-persistent Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability discovered on AOL Energy website. The similar Vulnerability is claimed by few other guys on some forums too. No clue that who found it first, But THN got update from Vansh & Vaibhuv from India.

XSS Vulnerability in Interactive YouTube API Demo Beta There is a Critical Cross site XSS Vulnerability in Interactive YouTube API Demo Beta, Discovered by various sources. One of the White Hat Hacker " Vansh Sharma " Inform us about this XSS Vulnerability with proof of concept. Proof Of Concept : Open  https://gdata.youtube.com/ Enter script <img src="<img src=search"/onerror=alert("xss")//"> in the keyword area. Press ADD

iPhone  Skype  XSS Vulnerability Lets Hackers Steal Phonebook [Video] A bug in the latest version of Skype for iPhone and iPod touch makes its users vulnerable to having their address book stolen just by viewing a specially crafted message, says AppSec Consulting security researcher Phil Purviance. The problem is made more exploitable by the way Skype uses the embeddable WebKit browser; Skype developers have set the URI scheme for the embedded browser to "file://". This error allows an attacker to access the file system and read any file that the app would be allowed to read by the iOS application sandbox. One file that every iOS application has access to is the user's SQLlite AddressBook database. In a demonstration of the bugs, Phil Purviance, AppSec Consulting security researcher, showed how it was possible to extract the iPhone address book using the vulnerabilities. Skype is aware of the issue and is working on a fix. "We are working hard to fix this reported i

WAVSEP   1.0.3 – Web Application Vulnerability Scanner Evaluation Project A vulnerable web application designed to help assessing the features, quality and accuracy of web application vulnerability scanners. This evaluation platform contains a collection of unique vulnerable web pages that can be used to test the various properties of web application scanners. Additional information can be found in the developer's blog . Project WAVSEP currently includes the following test cases: Vulnerabilities: Reflected XSS:   66 test cases, implemented in 64 jsp pages (GET & POST) Error Based SQL Injection: 80 test cases, implemented in 76 jsp pages (GET & POST ) Blind SQL Injection: 46 test cases, implemented in 44 jsp pages (GET & POST ) Time Based SQL Injection: 10 test cases, implemented in 10 jsp pages (GET & POST ) False Positives: 7 different categories of false positive Reflected XSS vulnerabilities (GET & POST ) 10 different categories of false positiv