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Error Messages

Error Messages Overview Think about these questions. * Why are Error Conditions and Error Messages a security problem? * What’s wrong with error conditions? * Wouldn’t an administrator want the

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Anonymous Connections Over the Internet – Using Socks Chains Proxy Proxies

IntroductionThis tutorial is an attempt to help you re-route all internet winsock applications in ms windows trough a socks chain, thus making your connections much more anonymous.TheoryThe more different hops

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SQL Commandos (usefull for injections)

Here is a list of SQL commands and what they do, these would be used in some injection methods and of course legitimate sql functions. On thier own they wont

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