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How does Yubikey work?

As I understand it, the answer to your question - how does Yubikey work is that Yubikey acts like a USB keyboard. You plug it in your computer, place the cursor in a form field, press the button on the Yubikey, and it sends out a text string of 44 characters to the computer like you are typing those 44 characters. The…

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Answered Mar 1, 2022 · 687 Views Read answer →

Explain Microsoft-ds vulnerability.

Microsoft-DS is the name given to port 445 which is used by SMB (Server Message Block). SMB is a network protocol used mainly in Windows networks for sharing resources (e.g. files or printers) over a network. It can also be used to remotely execute commands. You use it basically every time you use Windows to access a…

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Answered Feb 28, 2022 · 5.3K Views Read answer →

I am Expecting : Trusted certificate while converting pem to crt.

You cannot "convert" a public key to a certificate i.e expecting: trusted certificate is not feasible. A certificate includes the public key but it also includes more information like the subject, the issuer, when the certificate is valid etc. And a certificate is signed by the issuer. Thus what you would need instead…

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Answered Feb 28, 2022 · 943 Views Read answer →

What are the XSS best practises to prevent attacks?

Since you want current XSS best practises and the latest answer here is August 2012, I thought I might as well weigh in and update this. Best practises to prevent any type of XSS attack (persistent, reflected, DOM, whatever). Strictly validate all input. For example, if you're asking for a UK postcode ensure that only…

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Answered Feb 28, 2022 · 506 Views Read answer →

Is the KMSpico legit?

Is KMSpico legit - It's not verifiable. At least, without putting in effort to reverse-engineer the software. As it turns out, "How trustworthy is [this software]?" is in general an incredibly tough question to answer. The problem is that it's hard to verify, especially if no source-code is present. Even if source…

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Answered Feb 28, 2022 · 660 Views Read answer →

Is there a way to make airplay-ng-3 so it doesn't send a broadcast?

I think that you are misusing airplay-ng-3 suite : this framework is intended for a "lower level" manipulation. You don't need to be on the same network as target, or even know its IP address. When using aireplay, you should already have a clear understanding of "lower level" network topology : you should already know…

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Answered Feb 28, 2022 · 8 Views Read answer →

What is the main difference between a virus and a trojan?

In simple words, the answer to the question - What is the main difference between a virus and a trojan is - What Is a Virus? It's a piece of code that attaches itself to a program or file enabling it to spread to several computers, and infecting computers as it spreads. Like a human virus basically.What is a Trojan A…

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Answered Feb 25, 2022 · 628 Views Read answer →

Is the use of fake agent illegal?

IANAL, but I'd say the fake agent is illegal depending on the context. I might be considered illegal if you are trying to gain unauthorized access to information by manipulating the user-agent HTTP header. This same principle could also apply to manipulating Cookie HTTP header. In this context, the prosecutor may…

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Answered Feb 25, 2022 · 830 Views Read answer →

Is avast bank mode safe?

As you already know regarding the question - is avast bank mode safe, it's the only a way of marketing their products. Every computer can be hacked one way or another. The best way to stay safe is by logging in using a live cd(kali linux or anything else).

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Answered Feb 25, 2022 · 708 Views Read answer →

Which is better in terms of security between kerberos vs LDAP?

Kerberos vs LDAP LDAP authentication is centralised authentication, meaning you have to login with every service, but if you change your password it changes everywhere. Kerberos is single sign-on (SSO), meaning you login once and get a token and don't need to login to other services. There's a trade-off: LDAP is less…

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Answered Feb 25, 2022 · 465 Views Read answer →

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