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Demystifying PHP Object Injection

Hello readers, in this blog post, our consultant Aditya has discussed the PHP Object Injection vulnerability. He explains the vulnerability details, minimum requirements, vulnerability techniques, vulnerability chaining with other vulnerabilities, recommendations, practice labs, and much more.

Uber has been HACKED By a Teen

Uber says itโ€™s investigating a โ€œcybersecurity incidentโ€ and alerted the law-enforcement authorities. The alleged hacker, who claims to be an 18-year-old, says they have administrator access to company tools including Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud Platform. The New York Times reports that the ride-hailing business has taken multiple internal systems, including Slack, offline while it investigates the breach. The alleged breach had reportedly forced Uber to take several internal communications and engineering systems offline.

Exploiting IDORs – A compilation

Hello readers, in this blog, our Senior Consultant Vanshal Gaur, is going to explain access control and vulnerabilities arising from insecure access control such as Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) with some interesting obscure examples.

An Empirical Analysis Of Apache Server

In this blog post, Udit Bhadauria discussed about the latest Apache Server vulnerability. This blog post describes the vulnerability details, minimum requirements, affected versions, vulnerability detection, chaining vulnerability with Remote Code Execution and recommendation. Letโ€™s dive into each sections:

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