admin @ April 19, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Shippwreck wrote:
…I find that SQL Injection is one of those things that everyone agrees poses a major security risk, but if i ask the question what techniques to use to combat it or what are the key/most common things to look out for in your coding that leave you wide open the room goes eerily […]
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This excellent tutorial is the work of NTSA, who has very kindly consented to the TAZ hosting it.Enjoy!
Web Exploits - Don’t be a victim
Overview
There are three things to remeber about web programming security that you have to bear in mind when designing your applications. These are, respectively, validation, validation and validation. The first thing […]
admin @ February 27, 2008 # No Comment Yet
BUFFER OVERFLOWS PART TWO
Buffer Overflows Part 2!
This is a continuation from my first Buffer Overflow Tutorial; I would highly recommend that you read that tut, before you read this one! (Even if you’ve read it before re-read it to refresh your memory!)
Ok, so in part one we looked at
How a Buffer Overflow happens and the […]
admin @ February 27, 2008 # No Comment Yet
BUFFER OVERFLOWS PART ONE
Buffer Overflows – what they are and how they work.
This can be quite a complicated issue, so I will try to break it down into different parts and put it into everyday language.
I will assume that if you are reading this you understand a little programming (functions, integers etc)
To understand buffer overflows […]
admin @ February 25, 2008 # No Comment Yet
SOCIAL ENGINEERING
Social Engineering
It comes as no surprise to many people that most people that all beginning hackers and crackers start off with the computer end of business. However, many hacks begins/end with a much more effective technique, Social Engineering. Often, Humans are much easier to crack then their digital counterparts, and there are several ways […]
