Something Something Security
summary
Shows that weak secrets and trivial social engineering leak real passwords, Google dorking and exposed web.config/FTP files reveal sa credentials and hundreds of production backups, automated tools like HAV extract databases end‑to‑end in minutes, and cheap VINs or public HTML files expose accounts; cites 43,000 pathology files and 2,000+ exposed SQL.gz results. Demonstrates practical defenses: browser Subresource Integrity plus a local fallback prevents malicious CDN JS, and Fiddler proofs show attacks are easy and fixes are effective.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 17:30let me rephrase this from a sequel injection perspective
- 20:32exploit your vulnerable code
- 34:43pulling jquery from the cdn
- 52:54streamline checkout process
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