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This article discusses Airtable Formula injection, a vulnerability that occurs when untrusted input is included in an Airtable formula. We’ll cover the vulnerability fundamentals, detection, exploitation and some thoughts on remediation.
A goblin emoji and an empty string are the same thing, according to Microsoft SQL Server. The issue here is that almost every application language tends to disagree. This can lead to one of my favourite kinds of security issue ever – a whacky processing logic inconsistency between two systems leading to a vulnerability. The bickering-couple of AppSec. This is an article about one such condition, which causes a potential issue for any application using MSSQL as a back-end database. Let’s dive in!
Noot: a pair of PowerShell scripts for transferring files using ICMP (ping). Complete with encryption, partial transfer resume, and big (1GB+) file support.
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