#cross site scripting

Aspiring hackers! I’ve created a guide covering core cybersecurity concepts new hackers should master before tools. I break down networking, OS internals, & hacking tactics. Recognize hacking as lifelong journey—arm yourself with the basics!

Core Concepts for Budding Cybersecurity Enthusiasts The Building Blocks of Ethical Hacking So you want to become an ethical hacker and enter the exciting world of cybersecurity. That’s awesome! However, before you dive headfirst into firing up Kali Linux and hacking everything in sight, it’s vital to build up your foundational knowledge across several InfoSec domains. Mastering the fundamentals…

The MLOps pipeline automates the machine learning lifecycle, from model training to deployment, which involves defining the pipeline using Python code, monitoring for dataset or model parameter changes, training new models, evaluating them, and deploying successful models to production.  Model registries like MLFlow act as version control systems for ML models, allowing for easy tracking and…

Despite robust defenses, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) remains a persistent web vulnerability, as its exploitation has become increasingly challenging. A recent discovery highlights how integrating OAuth, a modern authentication standard, with vulnerable websites can resurrect XSS risks.  By manipulating OAuth flows and leveraging existing XSS flaws, attackers can potentially compromise sensitive…

KakaoTalk is an Android application that is predominantly installed and used by over 100 million people. It is a widely popular application in South Korea that has payment, ride-hailing services, shopping, email etc., But the end-to-end encryption is not enabled by default on KakaoTalk as it is an opt-in feature under the name “Secure Chat”.  Further, this End-to-end encryption is not supported…

Attackers are leveraging a new infection technique called GrimResource that exploits MSC files. By crafting malicious MSC files, they can achieve full code execution within the context of mmc.exe (Microsoft Management Console) upon a user click.  It offers several advantages for attackers by bypassing the need for macros (disabled by default) and providing low-security warnings, making it ideal…