HTB - Cap Writeup
Cap is an easy difficulty Linux machine running an HTTP server that performs administrative functions including performing network captures. Improper controls result in Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) giving access to another user's capture. The capture contains plaintext credentials and can be used to gain foothold. A Linux capability is then leveraged to escalate to root.
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BigIP: Advanced Web Application Firewall
A comprehensive guide on advanced Web Application Firewall (WAF) policies, focusing on deployment modes, SSL/TLS integration, policy management, geolocation enforcement, and WebSocket protection to enhance security against sophisticated cyber threats.
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BigIP: How Logs Work?
This comprehensive blog post provides a detailed breakdown of configuring security policies in BIG-IP ASM, covering essential elements such as policy types, enforcement modes, learning modes, and signature accuracy settings, offering practical examples and explanations for each component.
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BigIP: Security Policies
This comprehensive blog post provides a detailed breakdown of configuring security policies in BIG-IP ASM, covering essential elements such as policy types, enforcement modes, learning modes, and signature accuracy settings, offering practical examples and explanations for each component.
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BigIP: Security Features
This comprehensive blog post provides a detailed breakdown of configuring security policies in BIG-IP ASM, covering essential elements such as policy types, enforcement modes, learning modes, and signature accuracy settings, offering practical examples and explanations for each component.
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