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Category Archives: Web Security
Concrete5 CMS Advisory – Multiple Vulnerabilities
Application : Concrete 5 Versions Affected: < 5.4 Exploit : Multiple SQL Injections and XSS Threat Level: Potentially high Fix: Update not available Credit: Ryan Dewhurst External Website: http://www.concrete5.org What does it mean, do I have to do anything, if … Continue reading
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WordPress Security Advisory – Adrotate – SQL Injection
Application : WordPress Adrotate Plugin Versions Affected: 3.6.5 Exploit : SQL Injection Threat Level: Low Fix: Update Plugin to 3.6.6 Credit: Miroslav Stamper External Website: http://adrotateplugin.com/page/updates.php What does it mean, do I have to do anything, if so what? Adrotate … Continue reading
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How to Spot a Phishing Email
By now most people are aware that you should always be extra vigilante when receiving email’s appearing to be from your bank or asking for any personal details/passwords to be sent via email. However, sometimes your SPAM filter doesn’t pick … Continue reading
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Firefox Security Tips
With the deluge of pop up’s and malicious malware, there are a few handy open source plugins available for firefox to stop you spending hours running malware scans and virus scans to destroy trojans and the like. When visiting unknown … Continue reading
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Common forms of Hacking
I’ve been asked to write an article for a popular website in relation to hacking and what the most common forms of hacking are. So, I’ve put together a brief blog about it and will link to the full article … Continue reading
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How Practical Is It To Block Specific Countries From Accessing Your Server?
Hackers always were, and will be a big concern among users of the internet – especially owners of publicly available servers, whatever they serve. Analysing the origins of attacks, one can see that they originate more frequently from countries such … Continue reading
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Mambo CMS Security Advisory – SQL Injection
Application : Mambo CMS Versions Affected: 4.6.5 and Lower Exploit : SQL Injection Easy of use: Moderate Threat Level : Low Fix: Use another CMS in active development ZeroDay : No Credit: Aung Khant, http://yehg.net, YGN Ethical Hacker Group, Myanmar … Continue reading
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WordPress Security Advisory – TimThumb Theme Plugin – Remote Execution
Application : WordPress TimThumb (Theme) Plugin Versions Affected: 1.* – 1.32 (Only version 1.19 and 1.32 were tested.) Exploit : Remote Code Execution Easy of use : Moderate Threat Level: High Fix: Update to latest ZeroDay : No Credit: Mark … Continue reading
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Is there a benefit to having an Extended Verification SSL certificate?
What is an SSL certificate? SSL certificates provide one means by which information can be communicated securely over the internet. They work using a form of encryption, where the website server and the website visitor’s computer perform a ‘handshake’ and the certificate is … Continue reading
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LinkedIn makes controversial change to privacy settings
The professional networking site LinkedIn last week made a change to default privacy settings that made every user’s photograph and name available to be used for third-party advertising. The issue of default privacy settings is one that concerns many users … Continue reading
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