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2018-01-30 | Oh Strava Strava Strava, Cisco adaptive security appliance RCE, and XSS Cheat Sheet
Tuesday, January 30
TOP STORY
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The Strava heatmap can be deanonymyzed. Steve Loughran published research: Advanced Denanonymization through Strava. The tl;dr from Wired: The data can be de-anonymised, including names and running routes of people at high-security military facilities. A quick search shows the names of 50 US personnel at a base in Afghanistan.
HACKTIVITY
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Markdown parsing issue enables insertion of malicious tags and event handlers [101 upvotes] - $5,000 bounty for this report to HackerOne by @ahmed_anwer_mohamed.
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Domain spoofing in redirect page using RTLO [24 upvotes] - $500 bounty for this report to HackerOne by @ashishpadelkar.
Humble pie tastes so good.
You can see all the latest and greatest disclosures and bounties on www.hackerone.com/hacktivity
TWEET OF THE DAY
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Android Hackers! For that quick Screenshot PoC you need:
adb shell screencap -p /sdcard/poc.png && adb pull /sdcard/poc.png
will create a Screenshot & download it to your home folder :-) - @itsecurityguard
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
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Cisco adaptive security appliance RCE and denial of service vulnerability
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appriver’s global security report for 2017 (yes, another one)
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XSS Cheat Sheet, 2018 edition by Brute Logic
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Tip for Android hacker’s to capture PoC’s
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Staying secure and getting pwned, podcast interview with Troy Hunt
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