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How to avoid scripts with hardcoded password?
I have some scripts on Ubuntu Linux machine that logs in to a database server to run some maintenance daily. To login to the database, I need a password and right now it is hardcoded in the script.
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How to secure a script that generates an HTML file from other websites?
I have a ksh script (Korn Shell Script) that generates a static HTML file from websites. How can I ensure that the output HTML file will not contain any bad <script>'s (bad JavaScript)? It's OK ...
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Is XSS possible here? Challenge
Is possible to bypass my regex and execute any javascript?
<script>
function json(a){
if (/^\s*$/.test(a) ? 0 : /^[\],:{}\s\u2028\u2029]*$/.test(a.replace(/\\["\\\/bfnrtu]/g, ...
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Is a browser with disabled scripts and disabled java enough against malware
Is a browser like Firefox with disabled scripts (for example via a plugin like no-script) and disabled java enough to be protected against dryve-by-malware from the internet.
Of course this does not ...
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Are malicious scripts in batch files detected by antiviruses?
we have many scripts in shared folders in our IT Department.
Are malicious scripts in batch files detected by antiviruses?
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How can I avoid putting the database password in a perl script?
I have a cronned perl script that connects to our database and does various kinds of lookups and integrity checks. The original script was written by someone long ago. My job is to make some changes ...
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scanning my site for JavaScript/XSS vulnerabilities
It have had a report that my site may have a security issue and there is some JavaScript loading 10 times per second.
www.ayrshireminis.com
Is there anyway that I can "scan" my site to check if ...
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Are there any addons that disable only some functionality of scripts?
Tor comes bundled with NoScript. Correct me if I'm wrong but that's because client sided scripts can determine the originating IP address regardless of who the traffic is passed through. But NoScript ...
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Does Google Chrome protect against cross site scripting (XSS)?
In Firefox I've been using the NoScript extension to protect myself from certain malware attacks. NoScript is well known as it's a very powerful extension for Firefox and introduced protection from ...
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What can I do to separate users best way if they are allowed to run their ruby (python) code
I have Ubuntu server 12.04 on VDS and I allow users to run their own Rails applications on behalf their own accounts. That means:
They can use any shell they want
They can upload what they want, ...
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Can a .sh file be malware?
Can a .sh file be a virus or something harmful? Is it like .exe files on Windows? If yes can someone read this script and tell me if it safe and is it effect any how on gpg security. It gives me an ...
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Preferred UAC configuration in Enterprises that use Login scripts to map drives
In Windows 7, Vista and newer OS's, UAC will prevent logon scripts from mapping hard drives so that the following logon script code won't work:
Dim WshNetwork
Set WshNetwork = ...
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How is a public scriptable site like codepad or ideone manages it's sandboxing?
I've researched this stuff a lot in the recent months but i can't grasp any solid basis on how they achieve runing unsafe scripts in so many languages without a problem!
I'm sure they are running ...
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What is the security impact of changing PowerShell's PSLanguageMode?
A vendor is asking me to change the PSLanguageMode from within IIS on my Exchange server(s).
What potential vulnerabilities am I opening myself up to?
I'm surprised to see this option present within ...
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What is Greasemonkey / Userscripts and how does it relate to IT Security?
I came across http://userscripts.org/ and learned that it is popular among web-users to install something called "Greasemonkey" to allow client side scripts to run.
What are the benefits of ...
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Best efficient windows hardening audit script
Do anyone know of a script that uses no 3rd party executables (preferably a batch file) that can be used to audit windows machine state securitywise? (including best practices features - gpo, ...
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Looking for a tutorial on meterpreter extensions
A simple custom DLL source would be sufficient. All of the links I find on google are dead. I don't mind reading some clear source if there's a tut DLL floating about.
I tried for meterpreter and ...
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NoScript: How to determine which sites/scripts to whitelist?
NoScript is a great plug-in, both for security and for ad blocking. However, I've found it's not always easy to figure out what scripts need to be permitted on certain pages, to be able to use the ...
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Facebook spam / phishing attempt?
I got this sent by a friend on facebook and i dont think its a genuine message
___ shared a link on your Wall.
This will leave you speechless)
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Is this enough to tackle script / malicious code insertion in GET, POST requests?
I've got legacy PHP code which attempts to prevent script / SQL injection with the following:
if (!empty($_POST)) {
reset($_POST);
while (list($k,$v)=each($_POST)) {
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How is PowerShell's RemoteSigned execution policy different from AllSigned?
I'm still pretty new to PowerShell, and recently read this in a blog posting about creating and using PowerShell scripts.
To prevent the execution of malicious scripts, PowerShell enforces an ...
