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2 weeks ago

Prompt Injection: The Vulnerability Nobody Is Taking Seriously Enough

If you’ve been in application security for any amount of time, you’ve seen this pattern before. A new technology arrives. Developers adopt it fast. Security teams scramble to catch up. And in the gap between adoption and understanding, attackers find a comfortable home. We saw it with cloud misconfigurations. We saw it with GraphQL. We’re…

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Shekhar Suman119 mins
prompt injection attack path
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8 years ago

Sqlmap tutorial for beginners – hacking with sql injection

As I discussed in my previous post that we can exploit Union Based SQL Injection with the help of manual SQL queries. now we will do the same exercise with a Python based tool SQLMAP. Note:- This tutorial is being carried out on demo test site provided by ACUNETIX, You can also try on the same website. Sqlmap…

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Shekhar Suman11 mins
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8 years ago

OS Command Injection : Simple yet effective

What is OS Command Injection OS Command Injection is a vulnerability which describes improper neutralization of special elements. It can result in modification of the intended OS command that is sent to a downstream component. So, OS command injection weaknesses can expose an environment to an attacker even if he does not have direct access…

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Shekhar Suman42 mins

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Shekhar Suman

Security isn't a feature. It's an architecture decision.

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I'm Shekhar Suman — a cybersecurity professional and trainer with over a 15 years of experience in Offensive and Defensive security. I work with organizations to harden their security architecture and with teams to build the mindset that makes it stick.

This blog is where I think out loud about the problems worth solving.

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All views expressed here are personal and do not reflect my employer's prospective.

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