In our previous articles we discussed first what is a cookie and second how to write a program in Java that dumps the cookies owned by a user. The last step is to inject that dump into the attacker's browser, so that it will be possible to impersonate the victim. Inject

In the previous article we saw what is a cookie and how this element might represent a threat for our systems. We also saw where the browsers, in particular Firefox, store these cookies during our sessions. Today we are going to analyze how to write a Java program that dumps this information into a

Every time you visit a new web page, you receive the same boring request: "This site uses cookies, do you want to accept it?" What does it mean? And what are the consequences if you accept them? What is a session hijacking? In this and in the next articles we are going

In this article we are going to discuss how to develop a simple C# application that pretend to be a Windows login form (fake login) and asks password to a user in Windows 10. This represents a very efficient techinque used for stealing sensible information and, if perfected, it can also deceive