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  1. One Open-source Project Daily

    Ngrok FRP Alternative • Fast • Lightweight • 0 Dependency • Pluggable • TLS interception • DNS-over-HTTPS • Poor Man's VPN • Reverse & Forward • "Proxy Server" framework • "Web Server" framework • "PubSub" framework • "Work" acceptor & executor framework

    https://github.com/abhinavsingh/proxy.py

    #1ospd #opensource #dnsoverhttps #gfw #httpproxy #httpserver #httpsproxy #maninthemiddle #mitm #mitmproxy #ngrok #ngrokalternative #ngrokreplacement #proxy #proxyserver #python3 #reverseproxy #tlsinterception #tunnel #vpn #webserver #webserver

  2. One Open-source Project Daily

    Ngrok FRP Alternative • Fast • Lightweight • 0 Dependency • Pluggable • TLS interception • DNS-over-HTTPS • Poor Man's VPN • Reverse & Forward • "Proxy Server" framework • "Web Server" framework • "PubSub" framework • "Work" acceptor & executor framework

    https://github.com/abhinavsingh/proxy.py

    #1ospd #opensource #dnsoverhttps #gfw #httpproxy #httpserver #httpsproxy #maninthemiddle #mitm #mitmproxy #ngrok #ngrokalternative #ngrokreplacement #proxy #proxyserver #python3 #reverseproxy #tlsinterception #tunnel #vpn #webserver #webserver

  3. Hey folks in infosec,

    could you give me some material (if possible ready for management digestion) why TLS interception is an inherently bad thing that should stop _now_?

    Things like weakening security, breaking pinning, deprecation in TLSv1.3, ...

    #infosec #tls #tlsinterception #interception #security

  4. Hey folks in infosec,

    could you give me some material (if possible ready for management digestion) why TLS interception is an inherently bad thing that should stop _now_?

    Things like weakening security, breaking pinning, deprecation in TLSv1.3, ...

    #infosec #tls #tlsinterception #interception #security

  5. @pake_preacher : I forgot the details of PAKE and SRP, but in the end the most secure client authentication requires:

    1️⃣ Strong, long term, human comprehensible, *serving endpoint* authentication;
    *AND*
    2️⃣ TLS channel binding (enforcing known endpoints).

    (Apart from those, both serving endpoint AND client MUST be trustworthy).

    🚨 The -corrupt- CA/B forum breaks 1️⃣ by:
    a) Advocating anonymous Domain Validated certificates, which render secure account creation IMPOSSIBLE;
    b) Continuously decreasing certificate lifetime.

    🚨 Furthermore, "legitimate" MitM's * break 2️⃣.

    * Man in the Middle, like on-device virusscanners and firewalls that "open" TLS tunnels (both requiring installation of a dedicated root certificate) and proxies such as (definitely not limited to) Cloudflare and Fastly.

    😱 Passkeys enforce NEITHER 1️⃣ NOR 2️⃣.

    😱😱 Worse, because passkeys (or FIDO2 hardware keys) can be easily irretrievably "lost", servers typically provide WAY EASIER phishable authentication methods (such as "rescue codes").

    @cendyne @soatok @chazh

    #AitM #MitM #SecureOnlineAuthIsHARD #SecureAuthentication #OnlineAuthentication #Authentication #Impersonation #ChannelBinding #TLSchannelBinding #UTM #TLS #TLSinterception #TLSscanning #Proxy #Proxies #GoogleIsEvil #CloudflareIsEvil

  6. @pake_preacher : I forgot the details of PAKE and SRP, but in the end the most secure client authentication requires:

    1️⃣ Strong, long term, human comprehensible, *serving endpoint* authentication;
    *AND*
    2️⃣ TLS channel binding (enforcing known endpoints).

    (Apart from those, both serving endpoint AND client MUST be trustworthy).

    🚨 The -corrupt- CA/B forum breaks 1️⃣ by:
    a) Advocating anonymous Domain Validated certificates, which render secure account creation IMPOSSIBLE;
    b) Continuously decreasing certificate lifetime.

    🚨 Furthermore, "legitimate" MitM's * break 2️⃣.

    * Man in the Middle, like on-device virusscanners and firewalls that "open" TLS tunnels (both requiring installation of a dedicated root certificate) and proxies such as (definitely not limited to) Cloudflare and Fastly.

    😱 Passkeys enforce NEITHER 1️⃣ NOR 2️⃣.

    😱😱 Worse, because passkeys (or FIDO2 hardware keys) can be easily irretrievably "lost", servers typically provide WAY EASIER phishable authentication methods (such as "rescue codes").

    @cendyne @soatok @chazh

    #AitM #MitM #SecureOnlineAuthIsHARD #SecureAuthentication #OnlineAuthentication #Authentication #Impersonation #ChannelBinding #TLSchannelBinding #UTM #TLS #TLSinterception #TLSscanning #Proxy #Proxies #GoogleIsEvil #CloudflareIsEvil