ePsiLoN's Information Security Blog

Year: 2012

Security source code review scoping questionnaire – v 2

ePsiLoN

12/11/2012

Application Security, Security tools

Here is amended version of the security source code review questionnaire. I added couple of questions and reworded couple of…
forum.arenabg.com members table dumped and published in the Internet

ePsiLoN

11/19/2012

Attacks, Data Privacy

Yesterday a partial dump containing email addresses and hashed passwords for the forum.arenabg.com members leaked. According to The Hackers News…
Web application security assessment scoping questionnaire

ePsiLoN

11/19/2012

Application Security, Security tools

I’ve got frustrated couple of days ago when I needed to send quickly a scoping questionnaire focusing on web application…
The H Security news introducing 5 years old CSRF tool – seriously?

ePsiLoN

11/08/2012

Random

While reading my RSS feeds a new article from The H security popped in the list. The title was promising…
BurpSuitePro Proxy History Logs to plain text

ePsiLoN

09/21/2012

Security tools

Couple of months ago I finally switched to BurpSuitePro after so many years using the free version and … I…
Yet another “Play the game”

ePsiLoN

09/19/2012

Wargames & Challenges

It seems that the wargames are flourishing. You can see something new popping up almost every day. Ethical Hacker Network…
Some more wargames sources

ePsiLoN

09/17/2012

Wargames & Challenges

I’m posting some more links to wargames and hacking challenges sites. I cannot give more details about the quality of…
Well structured SQL injection reference

ePsiLoN

09/05/2012

Attacks, Security tools

There are many SQL injection cheat sheets out there, but I just stumbled upon another one. It features very nice…
Project Hell Fire leak analysis – one step further

ePsiLoN

08/29/2012

Attacks

On 25th of August Team GhostShell published a list with leaks from hacks they supposedly committed. I will not discuss…
Cool interview with Jeri Ellsworth on Twitch

ePsiLoN

08/18/2012

Random

This post is a bit away from the security but is about a geeky person I read about recently. If…