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LEARN HOW TO PERFORM ADVANCED WEB ATTACKS AND EXPLOITATION WITH MORE THAN 70 PAGES OF HAKIN9 TUTORIALS

Dear Readers,
This month we follow exploitation topic, but with this very new issue you will get a huge load of
advanced knowledge. Especially for you, the highest class experts prepared 12 step by step tutorials,
which will turn you into masteres of advanced web attacks and exploitation. This time your guides in diving into deep waters of hacking are our experienced authors who explore topics like Web Exploitation, Man in the Middle Attacks, Cross-Sity Scrypting Attacks and SQL Injection Attacks. In this issue you can also find section Extra with an article Cuda Cracking.

WEB EXPLOITATION

High Risk Web Attacks & Exploitation
By Niranjaan Reddy, CEH, CHFI, CEI, MCSE, EDRP, ECSA-LPT, ISO-27001 
Web Attacks and their exploitation is one of the most severe and major threats on the Internet today.
Why is web application Security so Important?

Exploiting File Uploads for Fun and Profit
By Pankaj Kohli, Security Consultant at Citibank
File uploading is a scary thing for web developers. You’re allowing complete strangers to put whatever they want onto your precious web server. By uploading malicious code, an attacker can compromise the web server or even serve malware to its users.

Identification and Exploitation of the Most Common Vulnerabilities in Web Applications
By Germán Sánchez Garcés, Security Researcher at Telefonica Digital
This entry aims to explain the processes of identification and exploitation of the most common vulnerabilities that can be found in web applications. This guide will attempt to guide the auditors to conduct an audit of web security, to provide the concepts required to carry it out.

Web Exploit – Clickjacking
By Bamidele Ajayi, OCP, MCTS, MCITP EA, CISA, CISM
Clickjacking, also known as a “UI redress attack”(User Interface redress attack, UI redress attack, UI redressing), is when an attacker uses multiple transparent or opaque layers to trick a user into clicking on a button or link on another page when they were intending to click on the top level page.

MAN IN THE MIDDLE ATTACKS

HTML Hacking: Stealing localStorage with XSS and MiTM Attacks
By Christopher Duffy, CEH, CHFI,CNDA, EDRP, RHCSA, RHCT, CWSP, CWNA, ISO-27000, GPEN, VCP 3, CIW:WSP, CIW:WSS, CIW:WSE, CIW:WSA, CIW:WFA, Security+, Network+
Hypertext Markup Language version 5 (HTML5) was designed to provide increased functionality to web users. The changes have enabled richer content, improved multimedia capabilities and decreased bandwidth requirements. Unfortunately, web servers that utilize the new HTML5 features are often configured insecurely.

How To Perform MiTM Attack
By Chintan Gujar, Freelance Penetration Tester 
and Edmund Desler, Freelance Network Engineer
Today, we are giving you demonstration of MITM attack, that how an attacker can perform MITM attack to see your credentials in plain text in order to gain access to your account. You will also learn that how http configuration can be done at server side and how attacker actually comes in between scenario and performs this attack.

CROSS-SITE SCRYPTING ATTACKS

Manually Exploiting JBoss jmx-console
By Tony Lee, Scientist at FireEye
and Chris Lee, Security Consultant at Foundstone 
JavaBeans Open Source Software Application Server (commonly shortened to JBoss) is a very popular open source implementation for handling JavaServer Pages (JSP). JBoss contains a web accessible administrator page called the JMX Console.

Cross-site Request Forgery
By Daan Vellinga, Information Security Consultant at Vest 
Cross site request forgery deserves its complex name. That is not, however, because it is difficult to perform, but because of how difficult it is to protect against. In this article I will tell you about both of these subjects – attack and defence.

SQL INJECTION ATTACKS

SQL-Injection: If You Know It, You Prevent It
By Mattia Folador, CEH, CHFI
Every professional in the field of IT Security has heard about SQL-Injection at least once in her carrier. It is taught in many IT-related degree courses and almost every computer scientist will quote the classic string “ or 1=1– ”, if asked. Considered that, one may think that such a vulnerability is extinct or about to be completely defeated by protections such as input sanitization procedures or Web Application Firewalls (WAF).

Blind and Time based SQL Injections
By Vidit Baxi, CEH, MCTS, MCP
Blind and Time based SQL Injections are two attacks vectors which exploit the database to the level where even unresponding web pages leak out the data behind.

SQL Injection Story-Overwiew of the World’s Most Known Web Application Vulnerability
By Dalibor Vlaho, CEH, ISE
SQL Injection is the world’s most known Web Application Vulnerability beside Cross Site Scripting (XSS). SQL Injection term is present for more then ten years and same method of attack is still considered as one of the most powerful attacks out there.

EXTRA

Cuda Cracking
By Manish Sharma, CEH, CHFI, ECSA, LPT V
Cuda cracking means cracking passwords with the help of Graphics cards which have GPU, so the speed of password cracking is much faster than CPU speed

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