In the waning hours of 2010, a hacking group known as Lulzsec ran rampant across the Internet, leaving a path of compromised servers, a trail of defaced home pages, leaked emails, and login ...

Evolution of RFI/LFI - From Remote File Inclusion to Local File Inclusion, hackers continue to develop new attack vectors to evade anti-malware by splitting across multiple fields in infected files.

In a time where almost all people search the web, it is vital to know about the dangers of being exposed to such sites. The dangers of Remote File Inclusion, commonly called RFI, must be one of the ...

Using the inclusion switch will test for both local file inclusion (LFI) and RFI, again on every website identified on the target. This is our main focus for the evaluation since we’ve seen an ...

Ransomware authors continue their hunt for new sources of income. After targeting consumer and then business computers, they’ve now expanded their attacks to Web servers. Malware researchers from ...

Content management systems were attacked three times more often than other Web applications -- especially WordPress, which was hit 3.5 times more often, according to Imperva's new Web Application ...

In this Null Byte, I'm going to teach you about Null Byte Injections. Null Bytes are an older exploit. It works by injecting a "Null Character" into a URL to alter string termination and get ...

German software company SAP has finally disclosed and fixed a highly critical vulnerability in the NetWeaver Visual Composer development server after evidence of exploitation in the wild. NetWeaver ...