CMS Made Simple is a free, open source CMS to provide developers, programmers and site owners a web-based development and administration area. In 2010 it won the Packt Publishing annual award for open source content management.
BurpSuite Proxy is one of the most used HTTP proxy application for web penetration testers. This tool is one of the best in its category, but sometimes we encounter a situation requiring additional functionality which is not provided by Burp itself.
The vulnerability exists due to insufficient filtration of user-supplied data. By exploiting this vulnerability, an attacker gains access to all records stored in the database with the privileges of the WebsiteBaker database user
Our mission as a company is to make the Internet a safer place. We have a masterplan on how to achieve this goal, which I would like to share with you right now.
In Summer 2016, as we cranked up our efforts to get deep into the Industry Security landscape, we had the pleasure to host Christine Kinch as our intern and researcher.
Keybase.io is a service that according to their website “maps your identity to your public keys, and vice versa.”. It is also doing other optional things such as an encrypted filesystem and synchronized key management.
During penetration testing for a big customer, we hacked a number of Microsoft Windows servers. At one point, part of our attack was thwarted by ESET’s NOD32 system.
The thirty-second annual Chaos Communication Congress carried the tagline “Gated Communities”. CCC is probably the oldest hacker conference and “Gated communities” worked very well as a theme for this year.
Our customers and friends often ask us how a real hacker attack looks like. We want to show this on a very simple, but very common vulnerability called Cross Site Scripting or XSS.
Chaos Communication Congress is the oldest hacker conference in the world and the largest of its kind in Europe. It brings current research in the field of security, networking and increasingly also politics and other topics related to “hacking".
