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10 Aug
#CensusFail – A Preliminary Analysis
Last night, two years worth of work and planning for the first online Census night came to a screaming heap. Households around Australia were greeted with a lovely message like: -
02 Jul
Decoding a PHP SuperGlobals exploit program
Back in April I released an article called "Byte encoding exploits in PHP files", at the time we had not seen a PHP exploit coded in that way so scanning tools like "Maldet" didn't pick it up... -
09 Apr
Byte encoding exploits in PHP files
Despite better coding practices, testing and peer review of code, the number of exploit attempts and the technical complexity of attacks continues to increase against web sites. With the rise in exploit attempts comes a... -
24 Mar
Directory Traversal Attacks – Beware DirBuster
A What? A directory traversal attack is a type of brute force attack by which a hacker uses to get both an understanding of your web site structure and potential access to files which have... -
17 Mar
FREAK – Yet another new exploit!
Firstly, FREAK stands for "Factoring Attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys" and is officially designated as CVE-2015-0204. It is a weakness in some implementations of SSL/TLS that may allow an attacker (known as a man-in-the-middle attack) to decrypt secure communications...
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