rudhir-secpanel

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by rudhir-secpanel 13y ago
Texas has been a magnet for data centers for years.
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YC applicants 'after interview' meetup(ycapplicants.eventbrite.com)
3 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|0 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
So, does this mean that I can use my existing IP hard phones and control them via plivo cloud?
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
Yes. When one is logged in as a gmail user, any google search is done as that user. Therefore the requests will carry session information just as if one were using gmail with http.
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
The google search tab on the right top in Safari/iPad is what a user tends to search in, instead of opening up a new browser tab. This opens up http://google.com , which is the issue.
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Secpanel integration with cPanel | linux server security(blog.secpanel.com)
7 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|0 comments
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Releasing Secpanel extension for Plesk 11(blog.secpanel.com)
4 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|0 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
http://www.webmin.com/cgi-bin/search_third.cgi?recent=1 Secpanel added as a webmin module
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Secpanel integration with Webmin(blog.secpanel.com)
6 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|1 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
They claim it was a social engineering attack. Their entire database has been compromised and put on pastebin. This is just months after the Local file disclosure vulnerability and the remote code injection vulnerability. Looks like their t
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Symantec Web Gateway Cross Site Scripting(exploit-db.com)
1 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|0 comments
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Oracle addresses 0-day "TNS Poison"(net-security.org)
1 points by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago|0 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
http://www.behind-the-enemy-lines.com/2012/04/google-attack-... Interesting post which showed how badly configured linkages between private google docs and S3 caused an accidental DoS.
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by rudhir-secpanel 14y ago
Backtrack is used to install/host metasploit. If you find Metasploit daunting then you could use Armitage - a gui interface for metasploit.
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2012 Global State of Information Security Survey(pwc.com)
1 points by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago|0 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
Thank you for your comments. I am always learning and take this opportunity to do that as well from someone with a better insight and experience. On the specific points raised here, please go through: http://lwn.net/Articles/338407/ Given
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
we have been working on this and have had some success in detecting and stopping an attack. would be glad to share more details, if you want
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
Thanks for you 'vote' :). I have responded to the issue of nginx vs os
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
the attack was done with slow http traffic. the delay effect on an apache server on the same os(centos) was different than was on nginx(again on centos). also i have been able to control the attack by focusing on the web server - apache or
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Nginx server not safe against ldos | feedback from sys admins?(blog.crackerhost.com)
20 points by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago|13 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
@jayesheg - I tested LDoS on nginx. It easily crashes it within a few seconds.
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Linux server security practices survey | Anonymity allowed(surveymonkey.com)
1 points by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago|0 comments
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by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago
nginx should also be vulnerable, though one has better control over it, relatively. I have not yet tested full bloodedly against nginx, yet though. I will do that soon and publish.
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Slow rate denial of service attack for apache and mitigation(blog.crackerhost.com)
14 points by rudhir-secpanel 15y ago|4 comments