Now a days, I get very curious to look at view-source of website where Facebook’s Like button is embedded. But why should I do this? Isn’t facebook Like button trusted? This is right.. Huh!!! The answer is NO. If there is a mismatch in the domain (you are visiting) and facebook’s Like button then there is surely a problem and it is a spam page.

Recently, I was trying to use my previously automated Nessus Automation scripts and detected they aren’t working on latest Nessus 5.2 XMLRPC.Last time, I automated network scanning tasks using XMLRPC in Perl but strange it did not work anymore with Nessus 5.2.

It is always been a pain to run Nessus when you have long list of IPs to be scanned within a short period of time. This typically happens when you are engaged in an internal pentest and you have multiple IPs to scan.

One word answer “NO”. This is based on my experience w.r.t cleaning Wordpress (WP) sites against malware attack. Hackers mostly attack CMS based websites i.e.

There have been times when a penetration tester is not able to install iOS application on a physical device while performing iOS application security assessment. This can happen due to various reasons

Off late, code reviews have been gaining a lot of popularity. Organizations which till recently were content with a secure network and an occasional Penetration Test are now getting their application’s code reviewed before going live.