Python
Python is an interpreted high-level general-purpose programming language. Its design philosophy emphasizes code readability with its use of significant indentation.
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Meet a jr dev, hacker, and sr engineer on their quest to make a secure Python web app!
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Using a simple flask hello world app to show how a hapless dev can easily introduce a vulnerability. We then exploit the vuln and fix it :)
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Installing and running a flask app on Ubuntu to follow along with my other videos Github repo for this series: https://github.com/JesusAlexV/Python-Sec-Cast
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GET and POST are more than just semantics. For security engineers, choosing one or the other has real safety consequences. https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/598.html
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Remember in 2006 when the coolest hack imaginable was putting the words "YOU'VE BEEN HAXXORED" on your favorite forum? Well we're taking a trip to the past to explore one common way that web page defacement is accomplished: CSS injection
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What if you want to rely on user-supplied input to run a command on your system? In this cast, we'll see how a naive developer introduces a vulnerability by combining Python with system commands, and how to fix it. Let's go!
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When you type `python` in the terminal on MacOS, you may not get what you expect.
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Stored XSS using SVG
@jesusvilla 6023 Views268 Views 1 Likes 1 CommentsSVG is a popular image format. But many users don't know that it can run arbitrary JS code in the browser
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From the halcyon days of Anonymous hacktivism, to today's blackmailers taking down services for ransom, DoS is a perennial weapon in the blackhat arsenal
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Sometimes, we can trick the server into making requests for us. This can be exploited to access sensitive internal data.
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Let's say you log into a site and load your messages. You notice the messages each have an ID number. What if you could put in a different ID number, and access someone else's messages?
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Introduction to: Python coding challenges
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