May 15, 2012 in Videos
The method that used is, an ARP poisoning, but with iptables enabled from the etter.conf file. This will create a fake security certificate based off of a real one. When the victim machine types in username and password information, it is captured by ettercap with no encryption. Even though the victim is at a secure site or secure login, it does not matter.
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February 8, 2012 in Files
Apache CXF versions 2.4.5 and 2.5.1 fail to validate a WS-Security UsernameToken received as part of the security header of a SOAP request against a WS-SP UsernameToken policy. CXF does not validate a WS-Security UsernameToken received as part of the security header of a SOAP request against a WS-SP UsernameToken policy.
A malicious client could send a request to the endpoint with no UsernameToken, and the UsernameToken policy requirement would still be marked as valid.
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