security

问题 I have problem in IE9 with securiry certificate. Then I go to specific address I got There is a problem with this website's security certificate. How can I avoid appearence of this window? I try enter on Continue to this website (not recommended). - cectificate error - View Certificates. I see that This certificate is OK. in certificate Status on certification Path tab. But on the tab General I see text: This certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority 1) Install

问题 I have problem in IE9 with securiry certificate. Then I go to specific address I got There is a problem with this website's security certificate. How can I avoid appearence of this window? I try enter on Continue to this website (not recommended). - cectificate error - View Certificates. I see that This certificate is OK. in certificate Status on certification Path tab. But on the tab General I see text: This certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority 1) Install

问题 I have problem in IE9 with securiry certificate. Then I go to specific address I got There is a problem with this website's security certificate. How can I avoid appearence of this window? I try enter on Continue to this website (not recommended). - cectificate error - View Certificates. I see that This certificate is OK. in certificate Status on certification Path tab. But on the tab General I see text: This certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority 1) Install

问题 I have problem in IE9 with securiry certificate. Then I go to specific address I got There is a problem with this website's security certificate. How can I avoid appearence of this window? I try enter on Continue to this website (not recommended). - cectificate error - View Certificates. I see that This certificate is OK. in certificate Status on certification Path tab. But on the tab General I see text: This certificate cannot be verified up to a trusted certification authority 1) Install

问题 We all know, sometimes cloudflare like to check their client visitor to make sure that the visitor isn't a real human. The security check require us to pass Google Recaptcha. What i want to ask is it possible to pass that in using our own server (Even with remote server and answer the captcha by ourself etc) and how? 回答1: Of course it's possible in several ways. One of that would be using a "real simulated browser" which parses the javascript. Another way is - if you run it on a headless

问题 I am very new to JAXB and in our code audit, there was suggestion on preventing XXE attack with JAXB. I found related answer: Prevent XXE Attack with JAXB My existing code looks like this: if (properties.getProperty(MANIFEST) != null && !properties.getProperty(MANIFEST).isEmpty()) { String manifestString = properties.getProperty(MANIFEST); ByteArrayInputStream is = new ByteArrayInputStream(manifestString.getBytes()); try { this.manifest = (Manifest) getJaxbContext().createUnmarshaller()

问题 Similarly to browsers, my application needs to save locally some password to save user the pain entering it every time. So it happens that it's likely scam applications might put an effort to retrieve this password from my program's configuration files. I seek a way to avoid it - ideally by commanding OS to only provide my password to my program and no other. As I think about this, it seems like impossible task. Whatever my application can access, any other application can access too. On

问题 I have an Azure function with a few secrets in its local.settings.json file. What are the best practices when I want to share the source code of my function in GitHub? So far I can think of the following options, but each option has some issues or challenges: 1- Remember to change the secrets in local.settings.json anytime I commit my changes. Once the commit is done, undo changes, so I can run the function and debug it. This option is very error-prone and tedious. 2- Add local.settings.json

问题 I have an Azure function with a few secrets in its local.settings.json file. What are the best practices when I want to share the source code of my function in GitHub? So far I can think of the following options, but each option has some issues or challenges: 1- Remember to change the secrets in local.settings.json anytime I commit my changes. Once the commit is done, undo changes, so I can run the function and debug it. This option is very error-prone and tedious. 2- Add local.settings.json

问题 For added security our server keeps track of the browser fingerprint. At the moment we use the following headers: 'HTTP_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_X_FORWARDED', 'HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP', 'HTTP_FORWARDED_FOR', 'HTTP_FORWARDED', 'REMOTE_ADDR' (take the first non-empty as the client-IP) HTTP_ACCEPTxxxx HTTP_USER_AGENT Are there any more (optional) headers that can be used? What in general is the best 'algorithm' to calculate the client fingerprint? 回答1: you can use a unique