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Tip: Testing Web application security using Google's ratproxy |
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Friday, 12 September 2008 |
To help developers audit Web application security, Google has released an open source tool called ratproxy.
It is a non-disruptive tool designed for Web 2.0 and AJAX applications
that produces an easy-to-read report of potential exploits.
Ratproxy is a local program designed to sit between your Web browser
and the application you want to test. It logs outgoing requests and
responses from the application, and can generate its own modified
transactions to determine how an application responds to common
attacks.
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Trick: Fixing Grub multiboot |
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Monday, 08 September 2008 |
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You have OpenSUSE and one or more Windows installations on your drives
and multibooting using GRUB isn't working. This tutorial leads you
through reinstalling the Grub multiboot.
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Virus scanning with F-Secure Rescue CD 3.00 |
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Sunday, 07 September 2008 |
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F-Secure Internet Security provides the Secure Rescue CD 3.00. This Live-CD is able to scan your computer but also all attached devices like USB drives (FAT32 and NTFS formatted). The virus definition database can be updated automatically by using the internet or manually by using a USB drive. Here are the step by step instructions.
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Running gOS 3 Beta from USB stick |
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008 |
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The San Francisco-based company announced the details of gOS 3 Gadgets, the newest version of its Linux operating system for consumers, this month. The main feature of gOS 3 Gadgets is its ability to instantly launch Google Gadgets for Linux on start-up, allowing users access to more than 100,000 iGoogle and Google Gadgets applications. |
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Running Backtrack3 in VMware |
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Saturday, 16 August 2008 |
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The BackTrack project was created by Mati Aharoni and Max Moser (with updates provided by jayme) and is a collaborative effort involving the community. BackTrack is a Linux distribution distributed as a Live CD which resulted from the merger of WHAX and the Auditor Security Collection. It focuses on the needs of computer penetration testers and consist of over 300 tools for troubleshooting, network, system-forensics and penetration testing. |
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Trick: ssh-xfer: Quickly grabbing files over an existing SSH connection |
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Monday, 11 August 2008 |
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The Secure Shell (SSH) and Secure Copy (SCP) make remotely performing system administration and copying files across secure links a painless operation. SSH and SCP use the same SSH protocol to protect network communications, but they rely on users knowing if they want a shell or to copy a file beforehand. You cannot easily use an existing SSH shell connection to a remote machine and just grab one or two files; if you want the files, you'll have to make another SSH connection for the file copy using SCP -- unless you have ssh-xfer. |
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