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Written by Andrea Menin
So your target seems to be vulnerable to XSS but all your attempts to exploit it are blocked by filters, input validation or WAF rules... let’s explore how to bypass them using JavaScript global variab...
The awesome image used in this article is called 'Visual Persistence' by Burnt Toast Creative
Written by Andrea Menin
One of the main security problems with DNS is that a query is sent over an unencrypted connection. That me...
The awesome GIF used in this article is called 'FUI Radar' and was created by Dagoberto Martinez.
Written by Andrea Menin
Over the last thirty days I discovered thousands of our website users were infected by Adware.OtherSea...
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Written by Andrea Menin
In the last three articles, I’ve been focused on how to bypass WAF rule set in order to exploit a remot...
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Written by Andrea Menin
Learn about the Struts2 Remote Code Execution vulnerability CVE-2018-11776, how to exploit and how to c...
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