MDPin
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MDPin | web-benchmarks | |
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2 | 2 | |
42 | 33 | |
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0.0 | 0.0 | |
about 3 years ago | over 1 year ago | |
JavaScript | JavaScript | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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MDPin
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Made a program to steal Android devices Pin Codes
Hey there!
I'm just new here, because I joined this community to share this in. I hope you don't mind. However, I'm pretty glad to say I built my first Pentesting/Hacking tool (Link here: https://github.com/bastien8060/MDPin).
Of course it is open-source, and it relies on social engineering to work. Although it is not an exploit, it exploits some browser's trust in fullscreen mode (Eg. In-App browsers like instagram/reddit's browser which open links has the feature to enter fullscreen but do not give any warning to the user, when using it).
This program lets you start a server with a backend and a frontend which mimics as close as possible Android's login screen. It detects the phone's brand and loads the brand's default wallpaper. Ios does not work on purpose and will be greeted with a blank screen. The user will be shown a screen off animation then will be shown a lockscreen. They would slide up and enter their pin. An unlock animation will be shown and the phone will seem to be on google.com. The backend will collect the pin code.
Of course this is to be used only for educational purposes. The goal here is to show how people are affected/uneducated about social engineering attacks still today. (People can't always be trusted. Google does not ask for card details by email from a foreign email address. Social engineering over phone calls or even posted letters are also a thing etc...)
Thank you very much for reading this.
I'm still not entirely sure this is the right subreddit to post this in, however, I'm pretty glad to say I built my first Pentesting/Hacking tool (Link here: https://github.com/bastien8060/MDPin).
web-benchmarks
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Possibly stupid question, is java the right language for low latency and high throughput web servers?
If your team is familiar with Node, you can use it to write high performance servers that perform at almost the same level as Go or Java: https://github.com/nDmitry/web-benchmarks. It’d probably be worth learning how to benchmark and profile your current services too. It will require choosing your libraries carefully for high performance and being thoughtful about loops and allocations, but you would need to do that with Go and Java too.
- Proper HTTP Server Benchmarks for Golang, Node.js and Python
What are some alternatives?
enmodal - transit planning & analysis in your browser
modclean - Remove unwanted files and directories from your node_modules folder
stuhack - Chrome extension for studocu premium free
ava - Node.js test runner that lets you develop with confidence 🚀
Titanium - A Social Engineering Tool
restana - Restana is a lightweight and fast Node.js framework for building RESTful APIs.
FrameworkBenchmarks - Source for the TechEmpower Framework Benchmarks project
benchmark-rest-frameworks - Benchmarking RESTful APIs written in Python, NodeJS and Golang
http-fake-backend - Build a fake backend by providing the content of JSON files or JavaScript objects through configurable routes.