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QUESTION
I am currently pentesting an Android app. I decompiled the app without any issues and whenever I try to recompile it back, the apktool.jar throw Unbound Prefix Error
from the locale_config.xml
file. Checked the syntax and they're all okay. I don't have any clue on what's going on.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-17 at 17:14For pentesting purposes, you might want to just get rid of localeConfig
.
To do this with minimal changes:
- Comment out all the
lines in
locales_config.xml
. - Remove
android:localeConfig="@xml/locales_config"
attribute of thetag in
AndroidManifest.xml
.
That should do it.
QUESTION
How are you?
I have a question regarding the header referrer. In a pentest analysis to my app in nextjs I was told that it is allowing to pass a different header referrer to the allowed ones. For which I must implement a white list that does not allow access to resources if the referrer header is different.
I leave an image of the observation
Do you know how I could implement this validation from NextJs?
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-07 at 17:46I would ask that you front your app with a layer than implementing NextJS for referrer whitelisting, you could utilize a CDN or a Nginx proxy
- For CDN's, using something like Cloudflare's referrer whitelisting
- Another option is to use nginx referrer policies
If these are not options, then you could build a custom nextjs server
https://nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/custom-server and then look at the req
object to make your responses conditional, i.e send to a 403 page.
QUESTION
when I run anyu python using scapy fully updated it does this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 05:25Fore me when I updated scapy it works.
QUESTION
I want to pen test rest apis, the use case I have is a client(desktop app with username and password) connecting to a server. So I am confused from where to start and how to configure burp. Usually I use burp to pen test websites, which is quite easier to configure, you only set the proxy and intercept in the browser, but now the use case is different. Furthermore, I did some search on google I noticed postman is mentioned many times, I know it's a tool for building apis, but is it also used in the pentesting with the burp?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-10 at 09:26As you know, burp, intercept a http/s protocol network and it isn't a tool for intercept network traffic. so To achieve your goal, you can use the wireshark
or something else, for finding a software rest api endpoint.
After that, you can start your penetration testing using the burp as you did before.
so how you can find rest api endpoint in wireshark? you can filter network results, using this pattern:
QUESTION
Context: Running an exploit vs a vulnerable VM as a part of my OSCP studies. I know this VM is vulnerable to this exploit because I ran the exploit inside MSF(pentesting framework) and it worked, but doing it manually I am having dependency issues.
Setup: I am on kali, latest quarterly release
Exploit: https://github.com/andyacer/ms08_067
Trying to install dependencies
Keep in mind on kali "python" points to python2.7.18, and python3 points to python3.xwhatever because of backwards compatibility (funny huh) because tons of exploits are written in python2
the script uses #!/usr/bin/env python
thus points to python2.7.18
I have already tried various solutions from various SO threads as well as articles on google.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 05:12Can you please check under /usr/local/lib
that you have some version of python2 installed?
You should also be able to run python2 -V
to verify that you do have python2 installed.
To install pip for python2, download get-pip.py
from here and then run this command:
QUESTION
I'm trying to pentest and Hook my android application method using frida. But when i do execute the command from command prompt in windows then my application get crashed and intended method is not executed from the apk.
I want to start my second activity by hook returning true from the frida script. Please help me to correct my code or with valid solution correction.
My app code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-08 at 06:53I found a solution. The problem was with emulator. I just switched from android 7.1 device to android 10 genymotion device.
QUESTION
I'm pentester-student and I very much like to complement tasks with Python version of it.
I've got a vulnerable box with IP 192.168.41.2 and port scanning with nmap resulted in:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-01 at 08:41The scapy script concludes that the port is open if you receive an answer to a SYN
packet. This is wrong. For example, if the answer is an RST
packet, the port is closed. This script rather tells if the port is filtered.
So if you want to use scapy you'll also have to check that the answer packet has the SYN
packet also set.
QUESTION
I am trying to scrape the list of name from a web and need to list it in the form of Pandas.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-14 at 02:56You need to add all dict in a list first then create dataframe and remove square brackets inside dict.
QUESTION
I create a Pentest tool for educational purposes, so the old version was written using python 2, then I convert it to python 3 and when I try to run the main file pxxtf.py
I got multiple errors, I correct most of them but for this one about Circular Import, I try multiple fixes from forums and StackOverFlow and nothing work with me.
When I try to run the main script :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 14:05The error message is saying it all: "most likely due to a circular import".
pxxtf.py
QUESTION
I don't have much experience of penetration testing, but I am currently looking at OWASP Zap.
The website I am going to pentest runs on an Amazon EC2 instance. Amazon seems to have certain requirements when it comes to security testing: https://aws.amazon.com/security/penetration-testing/
The above website says that you can run security tests on a Amazon EC2 instance but not certain ones such as DNS zone walking, DoS, etc. which is fair enough.
The problem is that I can't see exactly what OWASP Zap will do when I click the "Attack" button and I obviously don't want to upset AWS!
Has anyone else used OWASP Zap on an EC2 instance? Did it you have to configure it to not do DoS attacks, etc? Is there any way I can find out what Zap is doing (I couldn't see anything in the documentation but may have missed something)?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 07:50Yes, I've done that. ZAP does not deliberately attempt DoS attacks (or any other attacks intended to cause damage) but it can still 'take out' insecure or badly configured applications. If you have permission from the website owner then they hopefully wont complain to Amazon and then you'll be ok.
For details of the scan rules ZAP uses see https://www.zaproxy.org/docs/alerts/ - those pages link to the relevant source code so that shpould provide you with more than enough detail ;)
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