Best of SecurityApril 2022

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    Z4nzu/hackingtool: ALL IN ONE Hacking Tool For Hackers

    All in One Hacking tool For Hackers. Kali Linux in WIndows10 Without VirtualBox YOUTUBE. New Tools Reverse Engineering RAT Tools Web Crawling Payload Injector. SocialMedia Bruteforce Android Hacking tools. Hash cracking tools Wifi Deauthenticate SocialMedia Finder.

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    Beautify your GitHub repo

    GitHub has become the primary provider to host one’s code. I want to highlight some files to beautify your GitHub repository in this post. If you want people to use your code, you should tell them under which terms they can use it. GitHub displays the raw HTML code, not the “rendered” HTML.

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    Avatar of infosecwriteupsInfoSec Write-ups·4y

    BITB (browser in the browser)Attack

    BITB attack is an advance and more sophisticated phishing attack that can trick users into believing the fake website is real. BITB (browser in the browser) attack makes phishing nearly undetectable using the right CSS and JS. Since this attack is based on the HTML code, it is hard to detect and difficult to create an indicator of compromise (IOC)

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    Avatar of devdojoDevDojo·4y

    6 Useful Checklists Every Developer Should Know 📃💯

    The product lifecycle often holds us accountable for so many things. Even if you think you are aware of everything, it is always a great practice to double-check. I have compiled some of the most useful checklists. These include everything from design and performance to product launch, marketing strategies, and internet security.

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    Avatar of ghblogGitHub Blog·4y

    5 simple things every developer can do to ship more secure code

    GitHub’s CodeQL scans your code to identify any potential issues. Keep all your dependencies up to date with Dependabot. Use Maven and Gradle to manage pull requests to update your Java dependencies. You can also contribute to the open source CodeQL queries.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·4y

    XSS: your SPA is highly vulnerable!

    Single Page Application (SPA) is vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks. XSS can be mitigated by issuing a secured cookie to the front-end. We’ll see below how to leverage this protection in a micro services architecture. We explored the concept to leverage the API Gateway for security reason.

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    I'm a security engineer and I still almost got scammed

    Robert Heaton received two missed calls from a number he didn't recognise. He assumed that his credit card was being used for fraud and their systems were a mess. He phoned the bank, but they couldn't work out why they had called him. He decided to call the number on the back of his card, tomorrow. He was then sent a text from a new phone number.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·4y

    How to Secure your NodeJs Express Javascript Application — part 2

    This is the second part of the NodeJs Express Security series. In this article, we will review some of the common vulnerabilities in Express projects. We will also explain mitigations against them. How to Secure your Node.Js Express Javascript Application — part 2 is available on the below URL.

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    Avatar of tpThreatpost·4y

    Zero-Trust For All: A Practical Guide

    "Zero-trust architecture" is a security paradigm for making sure that people and entities attempting to connect to company resources are who they say they are. It requires explicit permission for every action and continuous monitoring to look for signs of trouble. Microsoft’s latest Zero Trust Adoption report revealed that 31 percent of organizations that were ahead with their zero-trust system implementation were affected by the SolarWinds hackers.