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bittorrent-vulnerability-history

cross-site-request-forgery-csrf-

dulanaka

Config files for my GitHub profile.

eguru

EGuru is an Educational project. EGuru provide Past Papers, Model Papers, Notes, Syllabuses and many more for students who study ICT & Engeeniring Technology. Resources based on Sri Lankan G.C.E Advanced Level and Ordinary Level Examination are freely available for the Students to download.

esd

flutter_login_signup

Basic login and signup screen designed in flutter

password-validator

Validates password according to flexible and intuitive specification

security-drawbacks-in-related-to-bluetooth-technology-in-iot-devices

The main component of wireless communication is Bluetooth technology. It provides a low energy and affordable short-range radio solution. It is available in mobile devices, headphones, speakers, medical equipment, and many other devices. Today Bluetooth technology integrated with IoT. In smart homes and companies, the IoT based Bluetooth technology is also available for monitoring and controlling the lighting, thermostats, door lockers, appliances, safety systems and cameras. But Bluetooth does not provide a centralized security infrastructure for ease and convenience. Therefore, there are significant vulnerabilities to safety and the need to be conscious of security risks as technology increases. With this review paper able to know value of understanding the risks of attacks, Vulnerabilities, mitigation techniques and recommendations involved in our devices using Bluetooth technology. Keywords— IoT, Gaussian frequency-shift key, Bluetooth attacks, Bluetooth Mitigation, Piconet, Protocol Stack, Bluetooth security, PIN Cracking attack, BlueBorne; Man in- the-Middle attack, Eavesdropping

zeus_malware_analysis_case_study

Since 2006, the Zeus Malware has become the most popular banking trojan, infecting tens of millions of machines. The malware is distributed as a toolkit, which allows hackers to modify the source code and create their own variants. Once infected, the Zeus malware can automatically collect passwords from Protected Storage and potentially take control of your computer, downloading files, shutting it down, rebooting, or deleting system files, resulting in your machine crashing. However, hackers frequently use it to monitor selected websites, insert fields that were not there originally, and steal personal information. For instance, in addition to your username and password, you may be asked for your phone number, date of birth, and other personally identifiable information, which could potentially result in account theft. During the attempt to face certain vulnerabilities, In malware investigation, reverse engineering has become a standard technique. Throughout this area, reverse engineering is utilized to understand virus behavior by reproducing and examining the components of the source code. This method has been utilized in Malware Analysis utilizing Static and Dynamic approaches, which both heavily rely on Reverse Engineering techniques. Considering the importance of this issue, this case study will focus on the ZeusVM Version 2.0.0.0 trojan, and a complete version of its Toolkit was released for free on the internet, allowing anybody to construct a Zbot. This study resulted in the discovery of a unique approach for decrypting the URL of the Command & Control Server. Additionally, the function of certain indexes in RC4 decryption was revealed, as was the method utilized to encrypt communication between the Command & Control Server and the client.