security

问题 We offer a number of online services. We are required to develop a system which provides a quick/simple experience for users if they are transferred from one service (on domain1.com ) to another service (on domain2.com ). Is there a safe and secure way to log a user in automatically once he has been transferred to the new service? Yell at me if the solution below is completely insecure/wrong. We were considering a system similar to that provided by a number of online services for password

问题 We offer a number of online services. We are required to develop a system which provides a quick/simple experience for users if they are transferred from one service (on domain1.com ) to another service (on domain2.com ). Is there a safe and secure way to log a user in automatically once he has been transferred to the new service? Yell at me if the solution below is completely insecure/wrong. We were considering a system similar to that provided by a number of online services for password

问题 AWS does not provide a way to cap usage costs. It is often pointed out that it would not be useful to shut down a commercial website in case of charges exceeding a budget, without information about the appropriate response that's only possessed by the business itself. However, for those who want to experiment at home for learning purposes, this situation does not apply. Prevention is a good thing, but it is impossible to prevent all accidents and attacks. This question is about response and

问题 I have a p12 file , say mycert.p12 with some password , i import it using security tool and this properly install in keychain as expected , now i am trying to delete private and public entires from keychain , i am able to delete the public using delete-certificate -Z with security tool , but the private key does not get removed , how to use SecItemDelete to delete this or any special script available . Thanks 回答1: You can use SecItemCopyMatching and SecKeychainItemDelete to achieve this.

问题 I have a p12 file , say mycert.p12 with some password , i import it using security tool and this properly install in keychain as expected , now i am trying to delete private and public entires from keychain , i am able to delete the public using delete-certificate -Z with security tool , but the private key does not get removed , how to use SecItemDelete to delete this or any special script available . Thanks 回答1: You can use SecItemCopyMatching and SecKeychainItemDelete to achieve this.

问题 I am using JBOSS EAP 6.3.1 - I am not allowed to use wildfly in production. CXF Version 2.7.11 I am trying to build a secure token service, which can handle a RequestSecurityToken request, while using a X509 certificate for authentication. Example Request from a third party application - sadly can not be changed: <SOAPENV:Envelope xmlns:SOAPENV='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'> <SOAPENV:Header> <wsse:Security xmlns:wsse='http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss

问题 I am planning to run a java web application and solr in the same java container. I want the web application to be publicly accessible but solr to be accessible only to the other web applications in the same container. Solr should be accessible only as localhost and not from outside. Can we write some rules in the web-xml to achieve this? 回答1: This is actually a question for serverfault. Anyway, you can deal with this the same way you deal with any internal server, like a database server: don

问题 Due to application requirements, I have an externally accessible CouchDB instance. I would like to see what IP addresses are attempting to authenticate with my database. By checking the couchdb.log file, I can see failed authentication attempts. They look similar to this. [Mon, 29 Sep 2014 13:43:32 GMT] [info] [<0.28472.7>] 127.0.0.1 - - GET /offline_master/ 401 However, no matter where I connect from, it seems that the IP address that is logged is always 127.0.0.1. Am I mis-understanding how

问题 Due to application requirements, I have an externally accessible CouchDB instance. I would like to see what IP addresses are attempting to authenticate with my database. By checking the couchdb.log file, I can see failed authentication attempts. They look similar to this. [Mon, 29 Sep 2014 13:43:32 GMT] [info] [<0.28472.7>] 127.0.0.1 - - GET /offline_master/ 401 However, no matter where I connect from, it seems that the IP address that is logged is always 127.0.0.1. Am I mis-understanding how

问题 Due to application requirements, I have an externally accessible CouchDB instance. I would like to see what IP addresses are attempting to authenticate with my database. By checking the couchdb.log file, I can see failed authentication attempts. They look similar to this. [Mon, 29 Sep 2014 13:43:32 GMT] [info] [<0.28472.7>] 127.0.0.1 - - GET /offline_master/ 401 However, no matter where I connect from, it seems that the IP address that is logged is always 127.0.0.1. Am I mis-understanding how