Modify Emdeded String in C# compiled exe
Convert the assembly to IL, do a textual search and replace, recompile the IL to an assembly again. Use the standard tools from the .NET SDK.
Convert the assembly to IL, do a textual search and replace, recompile the IL to an assembly again. Use the standard tools from the .NET SDK.
As B-Con mentioned, the attacker is not the one sitting at the computer so could be using the eval() already in your script as a means to pass malicious code to your site in order to exploit the current user’s session in someway (e.g. a user following a malicious link). The danger of eval() is … Read more
Update 2: After further research, MySQL versions prior to 5.0.77 may be vulnerable to the GBK issue when combined with SET NAMES alone. It was earlier believed that only 5.0.22 and earlier were vulnerable. This means that if you are using PHP versions prior to 5.2, in which mysql_set_charset / mysqli_set_charset were introduced, your code … Read more
Checking for damage done to your data is dependent on the kind of data you have in your database. If after careful inspection you don’t see anything wrong, then there is probably nothing wrong. If your data is of any decent size, this will be difficult or impossible. There are many automated bots roaming the … Read more
Spring helps in the creation of loosely coupled applications because of Dependency Injection. In Spring, objects define their associations (dependencies) and do not worry about how they will get those dependencies. It is the responsibility of Spring to provide the required dependencies for creating objects. For example: Suppose we have an object Employee and it … Read more
The best technical solution would be to do something that causes the loader code to not be able to run properly after your process initializes. One way of doing this is by taking the NT loader lock, which will effectively prevent any loader action from taking place. Other options include patching the loader code directly … Read more
There’s no point to trying to fix the server in-place. Wipe it down to bare metal and re-deploy from source control. Once someone has gotten into your boxes, there’s no way to ensure they’re really gone unless you burn it all down. There’s certainly no magic command that can figure it out for you.
The main idea in preventing an XPath injection is to pre-compile the XPath expression you want to use and to allow variables (parameters) in it, which during the evaluation process will be substituted by user-entered values. In .NET: Have your XPath expresion pre-compiled with XPathExpression.Compile(). Use the XPathExpression.SetContext() Method to specify as context an XsltContext … Read more
Use a whitelist and make sure the page is in the whitelist: $whitelist = array(‘home’, ‘page’); if (in_array($_GET[‘page’], $whitelist)) { include($_GET[‘page’].’.php’); } else { include(‘home.php’); }
Webview browser=(WebView)view.findViewById(R.id.webChart); browser.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true); browser.addJavascriptInterface(new WebAppInterface(getActivity()), “Android”); browser.loadUrl(“file:///android_asset/yourHtmlFileName.html”); add this interface class, WebAppInterface public class WebAppInterface { Context mContext; String data; WebAppInterface(Context ctx){ this.mContext=ctx; } @JavascriptInterface public void sendData(String data) { //Get the string value to process this.data=data; } } your HTML code data function loadChartData() { var x = document.getElementById(“thebox”).value; Android.sendData(x); } call this function … Read more