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This is rather be a quick post and intended to be a reference note for me (and you all).
In the last 6 months, I have noticed that there is an exponential increase in hacking activities specially targeted to CMS based websites i.e. Wordpress and Joomla. Both these platforms offer business owners a comfortable base to built application within no time.
Recently, I was trying to use my previously automated Nessus Automation scripts and detected they aren’t working on latest Nessus 5.2 XMLRPC.Last time, I automated network scanning tasks using XMLRPC in Perl but strange it did not work anymore with Nessus 5.2.
In the process of automating network scans for large networks there is a necessity to automate Nessus scans as well. The major advantage and most important point of this automation is that it allows you to do a Schedule scan in Home Feed version (which is only available in Pro feed) and the easiest part is your scans would run as if you are running from your Nessus web interface client.
The next step is to configure ModSecurity with OWASP CRS (Core Rule Set) rules.
We were motivated to write about it when few of our clients just instantly asked us about blocking all known malicious web attacks at web server level itself. We quickly suggested them an open source, reliable WAF solution that suffice to their requirement. Obviously, just installing WAF does not mean that you do not need application security controls.
There have been times when a penetration tester is not able to install iOS application on a physical device while performing iOS application security assessment. This can happen due to various reasons
Monday morning and you hear the great news. How does it feel? Just received an email fromCREST Australiathat I have cleared the exam and now I’m CREST certified professional…JI’m all excited…J
Recently, we have seen a massive increase in malware attacks. Hackers find weak holes (vulnerability) in system or application, exploit them to gain access and ends up infecting them with malware. The attack is usually targeted for huge set of audience i.e. website legitimate users.
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