security

问题 How do I export a security certificate from Chrome v37 on a Mac? Previously I could click on the little lock icon next to the URL, select "Connection," select the certificate, and an "Export" button would appear. Not so anymore! 回答1: Edit 4/3/19: I have found a workaround. This is tested on Chrome for Mac 73.0.3686.86 64-bit, platform: macOS 10.14.4: Open a new TextEdit document. In TextEdit, click Format | Make Plain Text. Arrange windows so that the TextEdit window and the Chrome window are

问题 I've been using VS Code for a year or so now. I have no idea how VS Code Extension security is handled. I'm alarmed by things like this: Markdown Preview Enhanced (927K+ downloads) Markdown Preview Enhanced (fork that points to the original repo) (2k+ downloads) Some questions I have are: What does Microsoft do to ensure Extensions we install are safe? Are they scanning the Extensions for known vulns? Is VS Code safe to use in an Enterprise Environment? How can I tell? Does anyone have

问题 I've been using VS Code for a year or so now. I have no idea how VS Code Extension security is handled. I'm alarmed by things like this: Markdown Preview Enhanced (927K+ downloads) Markdown Preview Enhanced (fork that points to the original repo) (2k+ downloads) Some questions I have are: What does Microsoft do to ensure Extensions we install are safe? Are they scanning the Extensions for known vulns? Is VS Code safe to use in an Enterprise Environment? How can I tell? Does anyone have

问题 I'm confused on how the aws-kms select which key to use to decrypt a ciphertextblob? When calling the decrypt method, no key information is provided. 回答1: When you encrypt, KMS stores the CMK information in the ciphertextblob (CiphertextBlob: Ciphertext including metadata) as metadata. So while calling decrypt, KMS knows which CMK to use. More details in: https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/aws-kms-best-practices.pdf https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/kms/encrypt.html 回答2: If

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问题 I'm reading about store a secretkey (to encrypt/to decrypt data) and seems there is no way achieve that. One can only increase difficult for an attacker accomplish this. It's really like that? What I've got so far: Store in shared preference ( private mode ) - Rooted phone will be able to retrieve it. NDK C/C++ native code, create .so file - Hard to decompile, but one could call this .so file and retrieve it. A webserver to store the key, looks useless, if a have to send credentials, a

问题 I'm reading about store a secretkey (to encrypt/to decrypt data) and seems there is no way achieve that. One can only increase difficult for an attacker accomplish this. It's really like that? What I've got so far: Store in shared preference ( private mode ) - Rooted phone will be able to retrieve it. NDK C/C++ native code, create .so file - Hard to decompile, but one could call this .so file and retrieve it. A webserver to store the key, looks useless, if a have to send credentials, a

问题 I'm trying to get a process name from its pid. User is running as Administrator, UAC enabled, not elevated. Some system processes, like services.exe , have their security set up in such way that OpenProcess(PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION ... fails with ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED . Same result with PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION access right. However, I can see that Process Explorer can at least list all these processes, along with their pid and file name (when running as non-elevated Administrator).

问题 I would like to enforce a strict Maven dependency policy which goes beyond the basic checksumPolicy=fail approach. This is an attempt to provide protection against a modified release dependency which still has a valid digest value also known as a "dependency chain attack". This situation could arise from the following scenarios: the dependency has been updated, but the author has not updated the version number and managed to overwrite the earlier release (or their repo account has been

问题 I would like to enforce a strict Maven dependency policy which goes beyond the basic checksumPolicy=fail approach. This is an attempt to provide protection against a modified release dependency which still has a valid digest value also known as a "dependency chain attack". This situation could arise from the following scenarios: the dependency has been updated, but the author has not updated the version number and managed to overwrite the earlier release (or their repo account has been