@Thanks PandaSec for adding it to the Stickie, and I did mention it wasn't mine.
@Thanks Rafe_D for providing the link, MyBBForum doesn't support the video player format I was trying to upload. That's why you couldn't watch on any of the web browsers.
Feb 26, 2013 11:15 AM (This post was last modified: Feb 26, 2013 11:15 AM by DBlue.)
Yea Pink, Security Tube is awesome. I like Vivek's videos very much.
I do have a question though. For people being attacked wouldn't it cause for some alarm that the expected https address shows instead http? I have run this before on my own pc's and router but never noticed the s missing! I was raised on Windows and was always told to look for the "lock". Maybe by not noticing I answered my own question. 😊
(Feb 26, 2013 11:15 AM)DBlue Wrote: Yea Pink, Security Tube is awesome. I like Vivek's videos very much.
I do have a question though. For people being attacked wouldn't it cause for some alarm that the expected https address shows instead http? I have run this before on my own pc's and router but never noticed the s missing! I was raised on Windows and was always told to look for the "lock". Maybe by not noticing I answered my own question. 😊
Not so much that, but your browser could also send a warning message about the certificate being invalid. Which in that video, that didn't happen, but I have seen that happening before.
(Aug 19, 2023 02:26 AM)powerofmiracles Wrote: thanks this is awesome! it is so hard to find good tutorials on this topic. I cant wait to work through it
Had to click on the link to see how old it was. Might want to avoid tutorials from 2011. Now I'm no expert on IPtables, but it looked like he was saying to route inbound traffic on port 80 to SSLstrip. I must not be reading that right. No one would try to strip SSL from HTTP. Anyway, it's a good DoS method for ~26% of websites.
