Cybersecurity

One Method to Crack Websites Prohibiting Copy and Paste

One Method to Crack Websites Prohibiting Copy and Paste

First of all, we need to know that the function of prohibiting copy and paste on a website is generally implemented by JS. It is usually implemented by the following statement: var bodyMain = document.getElementById (‘bodyMain’); // prohibiting copy and paste setting is FALSE bodyMain.oncopy = function(){ return false; } // prohibiting copy and paste setting

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Understanding Ponemon Report: How much does SOC cost?

Understanding Ponemon Report: How much does SOC cost?

In January 2020, Ponemon released a research report entitled “The Economics of SOC: How Much Will It Take to Get Results”. Surveys have shown that SOCs are expensive and average, but significant . Based on 637 valid questionnaires [the geographical area is not mentioned in the article, the author estimates that the respondents are mainly in North

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Annual note on terminal security operations

Annual note on terminal security operations

This article shares the security operations of more than 10,000 terminals in a large enterprise from 0 to 1, which improves the installation rate, normal rate, and compliance rate to the extreme. As companies attach more and more importance to the difficulty of mining server and application vulnerabilities, there is a post on the website ” Now websites

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In-depth explanation of the SOAR script under the private cloud

In-depth explanation of the SOAR script under the private cloud

Many people do not know what SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) is used for, so today I will introduce him to the core part-the script, to let everyone know him ~ I. Introduction Before discussing how to write a SOAR script, let’s review what SOAR is. Gartner defines SOAR as Security Orchestration (Automation and

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Security Orchestration Automation and Response (SOAR) Technical Resolution

Security Orchestration Automation and Response (SOAR) Technical Resolution

The background of SOAR generation With the increasingly fierce confrontation of network security, the strategy of network security should simply hope to prevent and block has failed, and we must pay more attention to detection and response. Businesses and organizations need to build a new security system that integrates blocking, detecting, responding, and preventing the assumption

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Information Security Incident Response Policy and Procedures

Information Security Incident Response Policy and Procedures

Overview: This document offers a recommended, cyclic approach to managing both cybersecurity and information security related events in a systematic manner. The phased incident response approach outlined in this document aligns with the approach recommended by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

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Several Methods to Run Mimikatz

Several Methods to Run Mimikatz

Mimikatz is an artifact that can obtain memory from the Windows Authentication (LSASS) process, and obtain plaintext passwords and NTLM hashes. Mimikatz is commonly used in intranet penetration to obtain plaintext passwords or hash values ​​to roam the intranet. However, in actual application, we often encounter the interception of killing soft, so here I refer to the information on

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