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There is a very big security flaw in the TinyMCE Plugin, you can easily upload your files on website. This is a remote file upload vulnerability for those websites who used the TinyMCE- Javascript WYSIWYG Editor Plugin. TinyMCE is a platform independent web based Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor. So Let’s Check how this vulnerability works. Search the below...

You see many times some amazing and wonderful Facebook screenshot which is hard to digest like as below, but these are funny also and you can prank your friends.Do You Like this Screenshot. Tell Me.. Here is the Website List to make Fake Screenshot. Wall Machine :- Wall Machine a free website who allows to create fake screenshot of Facebook walls. Here you can...

Botnets is the most popular techniques for hacking and for search the victims . Botnet is a group of computers that are connected to internet are called Bots. Botnet used IRC and http network protocols for malicious purpose. Botnets are forward to victims by spam, virus and trojan and the victims do not aware from it. In normal we can say that Botnet  is a malware which allows the attacker to take control over victims computer. It is also known as "Web Robots", "Zombies". Hackers are using Botnets to generate more...

Google is world’s most popular and powerful search engine which has the ability to accept pre-defined commands as inputs and produce unbelievable results. This enables malicious users like hackers, crackers, and script kiddies etc. to use Google search engine extensively to gather confidential or sensitive information which are not visible through common searches. Here I will cover how we use Google o find exploiting security vulnerabilities within websites and how the security professionals must take into account to prevent such information...

Hello Friends,Today we talk about Footprinting. Footprinting is the initial steps for beginners. we can understand it with an example: when we decided to visit any place than we just don’t walk or travel directly there, instead of it we first collect the information of how to reach there, how many resources to reach there, how much times taken on travel, what is the cost and then collect the information to that place.The same things applies there to become an successful attacker, They must collect a wealth of information to execute...

Cross‐site request forgery  is a class of attack that affects web based applications with a predictable structure for invocation. This class of attack has in some form been known about and exploited since before the turn of the millennium. It is also known as CSRF or XSRF. Unlike cross-site scripting (XSS), which exploits the trust a user has for a particular site, CSRF exploits the trust that a site has in a user’s browser. CSRF flaws exist in web applications with a predictable action structure and which use cookies, browser...