It seems to me the question is "do you trust your own datacenter". In other words, it seems like you're trying to finely draw the line where the untrusted networks lie, and the trust begins. In my opinion, SSL termination is possible at the SSL offloading device since the department that manages that device often also…
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To answer the question of how can employer monitor home network, you should know that - They would have very limited visibility even if they went out of their way to configure it; on top of that, I would not expect them to do so. They could scan your network and identify devices by IP and hostname; a good scanner will…
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If you are facing an issue while updating your router firmware at D-Link 600 B1 EDB ID 15666, it may be because the router may still be communicating with the hacker's computer, and thwarting your attempts to repair it. Try bypassing the malware by downloading the router's update file from a different network, such as…
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Secure your cookies in the Django Https. In settings.py put the lines SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE = True CSRF_COOKIE_SECURE = Trueand cookies will only be sent via HTTPS connections. Additionally, you probably also want SESSION_EXPIRE_AT_BROWSER_CLOSE=True. Note if you are using older versions of django (less than 1.4),…
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An answer to the question regarding hashtag token length exception is that unlike some tools (like ophcrack), NTLM hashes need to be separated out into their LM and NTLM components for hashcat to attack them separately, either hashes only: $ cat lm.hashes [lm-hash1] [lm-hash2] $ cat ntlm.hashes [ntlm-hash1]…
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Answered Dec 24, 2021
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In a nutshell, explaining how long do isp keep browsing history leads to understanding that the duration and scope of data retention is dictated by legal requirements, and then operational/business decisions may come into play. ISPs may or may not be allowed to keep logs for longer than legally necessary but storage…
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Answered Dec 23, 2021
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In kerberos vs SAML, SAML is used over the Internet. If you have a web application you would use SAML. SAML is just a standard data format for exchanging authentication data. You would typically use it for a web SSO (single sign on).Kerberos is used in an enterprise LAN typically. Kerberos requires that the user it is…
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Answered Dec 22, 2021
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Theoretically, any software running on your system could monitor socket activity if given the appropriate privileges. (It's not exactly clear from your question, as it stands, as to what you want an answer to.)I'll assume that you're asking whether a free VPN provider that you use is logging network activity of other…
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Answered Dec 22, 2021
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Hash functions are designed to go only one way. If you have a password, you can easily turn it into a hash, but if you have the hash, the only way to get the original password back is by brute force, trying all possible passwords to find one that would generate the hash that you have. Assuming the salt is very long,…
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Answered Dec 10, 2021
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What it might be doing is to generate a list of email addresses of people who click and what they click on. Qualified email addresses are more useful than just knowing what email address exists. Is adultsexmeet even legit or a Scam? adultsexmeets.com is very likely not a scam but legit and reliable. Our algorithm gave…
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Recently, a test was carried out between Openvas v/s Nessus. The result showed the benefits of using multiple scanners due to the difference in the signatures: Nessus, OpenVAS, and Nexpose VS Metasploitable (blog post by Peter at HackerTarget) Out of 15 known security holes in the system used for the test, 4 were…
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Answered Dec 9, 2021
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Yes, you can definitely do the SSH into the router. Assuming that the router runs an SSH server, you can SSH into the router, you can gain control of both the router and the network that the router is controlling.
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