Monday, September 17, 2018

how uninstall tuntap driver on macos

What is it?

The TunTap project provides kernel extensions for Mac OS X that allow to create virtual network interfaces. From the operating system kernel's point of view, these interfaces behave similar to physical network adapters such as an Ethernet network interface. However, the virtual interface does not send the packets into a wire, but makes them available to programs running in the system.


I want to remove the software from my computer. How do I do that?
Unfortunately, Apple's installer packages do not provide a way to remove software. Therefore, you will need to delete the files manually. Just remove the following directories (you need to do this with Administrator privileges):
/Library/Extensions/tap.kext
/Library/Extensions/tun.kext
/Library/StartupItems/tap
/Library/StartupItems/tun

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Thursday, September 13, 2018

OWASP AppSec Europe 2018 archives

OWASP AppSec Europe 2018 archives

Ciso
  • "Adding Privacy by Design "by Sebastien Deleersnyder - Slides
  • "A View from Above "by Chris Horn - Slides
  • "Current Research and Standards "by Charles M Schmidt - Slides
  • "Deconstructing Threat Modeling "by Ciaran Conliffe - Slides
  • "Development to Risk Management "by Johanna Curiel.key - Slides
  • "Regular to Enterprise Ready "by Ovidiu Cical - Slides
  • "Seconds out "by Etienne Greeff - Slides
  • "Security is Everyone's Job "by Tanya Janca - Slides
  • "Threat Modeling for IOT "by Dan Cornell - Slides
  • "Threat Perspectives "by Jacky Fox and Gina Dollard - Slides
Developer
  • "A Methodology for Assessing "by Pedro Fortuna - Slides
  • "Building Secure ASP NET "by Niels Tanis - Slides
  • "Cross Application CSRF Protection "by Egor Balyshev - Slides
  • "Injecting Security Controls "by Katy Anton - Slides
  • "Oauth is DAC "by Johan Peeters - Slides
  • "Patterns in Nodejs "by Chetan Karande - Slides
  • "Remediate the Flag "by Andrea Scaduto - Slides
  • "Secure Software Development "by Damilare D. Fagbemi - Slides
  • "Unicode The Hero or Villain "by Pawel Kawczyk - Slides
  • "Usable Security "by Achim D. Bruker - Slides
DevOps
  • "Gamifying Education "by Max Feldman and John Sonnenschein - Slides
  • "Buiding an AppSec Program "by Chris Romeo - Slides
  • "Building a Valid Threat Library "by Tony Ucedavelez - Slides
  • "Detecting and Preventing "by Lieven Desmet - Slides
  • "Docker 201 Security "by Dirk Wetter - Slides
  • "Gamifying Developer Education "by Max Feldman and John Sonnenschein - Slides
  • "Jumpstarting Your DevSecOps "by Jeff Williams - Slides
  • "Making Continuous Security "by Matt Tesauro and Aaron Weaver - Slides
  • "Securing Containers "by Jack Mannino and Abdullah Munawar - Slides
Hacker
  • "Exploiting Unknown Browsers "by Gareth Heyes - Slides
  • "FIESTA "by Jose Selvi - Slides
  • "Outsmarting Smart Contracts "by Damian Rusinek - Slides
  • "Secure Messengers "by Jeremy Matos and Laureline David - Slides
  • "The Last XSS "by Jim Manico - Slides
  • "WAF Bypass Techniques "by Soroush Dalili - Slides

Saturday, September 8, 2018