Your question - Is eFax secure can be answered as - Fax over VoIP (which is normally what eFax means) is not any more secure than Fax over pure analog lines. To clarify, eFax isn't a technical term, it's a marketing term. The underlying Fax is still an inherently analog technology, and the VoIP technology underlying…
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Answered Apr 7, 2022
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You asked - Through which website can I check my client for TLS 1.2 - The website: https://badssl.com/ supports various versions of TLS using different subdomains, so you can test lots of variations there! This subdomain and port only supports TLSv1.2 https://tls-v1-2.badssl.com:1012/ This subdomain and port only…
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Answered Apr 6, 2022
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In both cases, some malicious script is injected in request data and is reflected back to the client's browser. For Reflected XSS, successful exploitation depends on a single HTTP request (GET or POST) which when replayed from the victim's browser (with help of some social engineering), results in script injection. In…
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Answered Mar 31, 2022
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Most of the so-called password strength checkers understand neither passwords nor entropy correctly. I have always found something ridiculous that passes as a strong password. Try your name plus your birthdate (with dots or slashes, as your locale requires). There's your upper and lowercase, special characters and…
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Answered Mar 29, 2022
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To use tails for Android and PC, you would need a custom image to boot from in order to install those, and currently I know of none that are specifically designed like tails is. If you had the necessary programming skills you could modify the Tails OS and MAKE it compatible with your tablet specifically, but that…
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Answered Mar 29, 2022
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When data crosses from one "system" to another, draw a trust boundary line. This would certainly be anyplace where data traverses a network interface, or passes between two processes. Data entering from across a trust boundary indicates every place where the receiving systems need to validate the inbound data. Data…
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Answered Mar 28, 2022
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In my experience, VirusTotal scan keeps track of the file hashes. For every upload it does a lookup to check if a file has already been scanned before. I checked their policies, but couldn't find how exactly hashing and lookups work and if there is any ageing process. Submissions to virus total are not normally…
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Answered Mar 25, 2022
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I am copying an answer from Microsoft Answers as it answered the question much clearer than I could explain regarding the firewall on public vs private. Private networks or home networks are when you know and trust the people and devices on the network. Computers on a home network can belong to a HomeGroup. Network…
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Answered Mar 24, 2022
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The zix secure email link is legit. The user interface is probably quite reasonable from the point of view of someone who understands the product and what it does and how it works. For someone who knows nothing about the company or what this is, it triggers who you are and why are you asking for my email address…
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Answered Mar 21, 2022
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For each of the possible privileges on a token, there are three possible states: Enabled: The privilege is present on the token and is active. Disabled: The privilege is present on the token, but not currently active. Not present: The privilege was either not included when the token was created, or has been removed.…
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Answered Mar 15, 2022
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The major lack of security is down to the fact that although you are segregating from a logical perspective, you are actually running the networks across the same wires, so from the perspective of an attacker on one VLAN it is typically not much work to access the other VLAN. This is why if, during a security audit, I…
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Answered Mar 15, 2022
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I experience the same issues as you said of getting traffic from your computer network if I tunnel my web traffic through a proxy. I'm not sure why this is; but I'm guessing that these proxies you're using are publicly available, as most of mine are. If this is the case, then odds are there are hundreds of users…
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Answered Mar 14, 2022
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