SQLite in production with WAL
An underappreciated candidate for light and fast database transactions. Update: read the HackerNews discussion. SQLite (“see-quell-lite”) is a lightweight Sequel,...
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How to Master Nmap like a Pro: The Ultimate Guided Learning Labs!
How to Master Nmap like a Pro: The Ultimate Guided Learning Labs! Source link
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UXss on brave browser via scan QR Code
Brave Software disclosed a bug submitted by mrzheev: https://hackerone.com/reports/1884042 – Bounty: $500 Source link
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Get Burp Suite certified for free… | Blog
Emma Stocks | 21 October 2021 at 13:44 UTC Ready for the challenge? Buy your certification exam now… Burp Suite...
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Hacker AFK: Jason Haddix | HackerOne
Today’s hacker Jason Haddix JXoaT: So, what was your first experience with the word hacker? Jason: My first exposure was...
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State of your attack surface, improved user permissions, and many new tests
TL/DR: We’ve launched a new filter to simplify how you assess the state of your attack surface and made a...
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Moloch: The Most Dangerous Idea
Maybe we can’t find any aliens because they couldn’t make it past the Maloch Barrier Created/Updated: April 16, 2023 Maloch...
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Take some work off your plate while beefing up security with three changes you can make today. We’ve already got...
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Internet Bug Bounty disclosed a bug submitted by sw0rd1ight: https://hackerone.com/reports/1895277 – Bounty: $2400 Source link
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Improvements to Burp Suite authenticated scanning | Blog
Matt Atkinson | 29 October 2021 at 12:22 UTC Burp Suite’s authenticated scanning feature enables users to scan privileged areas...
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Visualizing Live Hacking Events: Hackers Break Records at H1-702
Visualizing Live Hacking Events: Hackers Break Records at H1-702 Source link
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Detectify Security Advisor explains account hijacking attack scenarios using abnormal OAuth Flows
TL/DR: OAuth users are being urged to check their sign-in flows for third-party scripts, including error flows, that could expose...
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