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::eSploit:: 2600: The Hacker Quarterly Kioptrix Saying it’s been awhile is an understatement. Almost 2 years without a new vulnerable VM and over 2 years without a blog post. I only have myself to blame, but work and family life takes up most of my waking hours. This is a hobby and hobbies come last. I must start by saying how shocked I am with the reception my VMs have received since their inception. I never expected this little project would turn out the way it did. Why the new VM The original idea behind my VMs has always been about learning, not only for the people downloading them but for me as well. This new machine is no different. Why build these things… Which brings me to another point I wish to blabber about, why build these things. If you’re building a VM to submit to vulnhub.com (as an example), then you need to pay attention to how your machine reacts to scans and attacks. So I’ve come to the part where I’m babbling and writing for the sake of writing which is my queue to stop. -loneferret About the VM
Digital Security Research Group Security and risk iSecur1ty - مجتمع للهاكر الأخلاقي وخبراء الحماية punter-infosec 0Day Remote Password Reset Vulnerability in MSN Hotmail patched Microsoft’s MSN Hotmail (Live) email service currently hosts over 350 million unique users. A Vulnerability Laboratory senior researcher, Benjamin Kunz Mejri, identified a critical security vulnerability in Microsoft’s official MSN Hotmail (Live) service. A critical vulnerability was found in the password reset functionality of Microsoft’s official MSN Hotmail service. The vulnerability allows an attacker to reset the Hotmail/MSN password with attacker chosen values. Remote attackers can bypass the password recovery service to setup a new password and bypass in place protections (token based). Regarding the consequences it was a win for Microsoft to close the security issue as fast as possible after the analysis has ended. The vulnerability has been patched by the Microsoft development team coordinating closely with the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) & external researchers like Benjamin Kunz Mejri (vulnerability-lab). Timeline:
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