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From the formal ceremony to the festive table, your entire wedding can be celebrated at Forchtenstein Castle. The chapel of the castle was fully renovated in 2000 and now offers a stylish setting for your big day. Two baroque wedding rooms can be used for civil ceremonies, with the Bacchuskeller holding 100 people and the slightly larger Lutherkeller about 200. Between the rooms there is a modern kitchen that can be used by the caterer of your choice. A festive champagne reception in the adjoining banquet hall or on the bastion with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains crowns the celebration.
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Can only the people who bought the collector's edition go into the VIP lounge and use the vendors in there?
Can only the people who bought the collector's edition go into the VIP lounge and use the vendors in there?
You're going to be able to buy a bracelet for 1,000,000 credits go in but only the people who bought the CE can use the store.
Others can get into the VIP room for a large sum of credits (1 million I believe?). There is a CE only vendor, though.
CE, DDE, and anyone ingame who pays one million credits for a wristband can get into the VIP Lounge. However, only CE purchasers can access the CE vendor. There are two other vendors in there.
When pre-ordering, only the Vendor was labeled "exclusive", not the Lounge itself.
The simple answer is yes. People who purchased the collectors edition (and possibly the digital deluxe edition) will be the only ones able to enter the VIP lounge. At least, that's how it was announced. This is still subject to change.
Yup, Digital Deluxe purchasers, Collectors Edition, and people who purchase the wrist band for 1,000,000 credits will be able to go up there.
I think you can buy your way in with in game credits. The price I've seen is 100,000 credits, but I imagine this is subject to change.
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Police received a call asking them to do a well-being check on an individual on train tracks near 3900 Cromwell Road in Chattanooga, said police department spokeswoman Sgt. Jerri Weary.
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1. Two-hundred-seventy cases of patients, aged 60 to 97 years, were reviewed and observations recorded.2. The largest number suffered from a chronic brain syndrome with arteriosclerotic brain disease. Typical arteriosclerotic vascular changes in small vessels were found in 57 patients and mixed arteriosclerotic and senile changes in 93 patients in this group.3. Examination of patients with senile brain disease revealed the presence of brain atrophy not proportionate to the age of the patient or the duration of his illness; small to moderate numbers of senile plaques in all; mild to moderate arteriosclerotic changes of large vessels at the base of the brain in many; and a few Alzheimer's fibrillary changes in 4 patients.4. Eighteen patients previously diagnosed as having arteriosclerotic or senile brain disease who showed typical clinical and neuropathological findings of Alzheimer's disease were so classified regardless of their advanced age and the late onset of the illness.5. Of the 51 patients with psychoses of different etiology who grew old and died at the state hospital, 48 showed arteriosclerosis and senile changes of mild to moderate degree. Three with "functional" psychosis had apparently normal brains.6. The degree of brain atrophy was not always indicative of the patient's mental deterioration. Some patients with greatly atrophied brains showed better compensatory mechanisms than others with less pronounced atrophy.7. From these considerations it follows that 3 approaches are open now for the prevention and treatment of psychoses of old age: ultimate control of general arteriosclerosis, of which cerebral arteriosclerosis is a part; biochemical studies; and last, but not least, keeping old people motivated to use their remaining mental resources.
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This salad is filling yet light. The refreshing apple and cucumber play nicely against the strong flavors of the balsamic vinegar, tuna and parmesan.
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For me no meal is complete without a salad, it is a great way to fill up on veggies on few calories. Because I eat salad almost every day I am constantly playing around with different ingredients and dressings. I was on a huge pomegranate kick for a while…but I'll hold off on that one until the weather turns warmer. This fall salad contains honey, nuts, dried fruit and apples- it has a harvest-like feel to it.
I made this last Friday and it was a huge hit. Somehow the simple and easy dishes seem to work out that way!
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Heidi Klum and her kids are making the most of their summer together in NYC. Heidi and her four kids, Leni, Henry, Johan and Lou, grabbed some frozen yogurt to go yesterday afternoon. The family strolled the streets while they ate their froyo together.
Lands In NYC With The Kids
Celebrity mom Heidi Klum arrived in NYC with her four kiddos, Leni, Johan, Henry and Lou. Heidi was spotted as she landed at JFK and made her way through the airport with the kids. They hung out at baggage claim and killed time goofing around together.
Soccer Time With Her Ray Of Sunshine
Soccer mom Heidi Klum is back in action on the sidelines! Heidi was hanging out watching her kids at their soccer game in Brentwood. Lou was adorable as ever in a bright sunshine yellow dress before changing into her uniform for her game.
Heidi was a little sassy in a see-through white shirt, paired with jeans. The shirt was a burnout type top, with palm trees on each side and she wore a black bra underneath. Is it too racy for a kids' soccer game? Or no big deal nowadays?
Seeing Heidi in flip-flops and sunglasses gives me Spring Fever!
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Cheers On The Soccer Sideline
Heidi Klum spent her weekend hanging out in her lawn chair once again. The celeb mom was on hand to cheer on all four of her kids – Leni, Lou, Henry, and Johan – at their soccer games on Saturday. Heidi sat on the sidelines watching her crew and taking care of a little business, too.
Heidi and her boyfriend/bodyguard Martin Kristen called it quits on their relationship of more than a year, but rumor has it that Heidi has already moved on to new a guy! Heidi was reportedly spotted getting cozy with Demi Moore's ex Vito Schnabel, 27. Heidi hasn't commented on the split with Martin nor the possible new guy. Maybe she's just having a little "not serious" fun right now?
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Inner State Gallery welcomes Nychos for his first Detroit solo exhibition titled "I'd Like To Meat You!" opening Friday June 21st. This exhibition is free and open to the public, opening night artist's reception will run from 7-10pm and the exhibition will remain on view through July 18th.
In "I'd Like to Meat You!" Nychos will showcase an entirely new body of work inspired by his love of anatomy, graffiti and Detroit's Eastern Market, an area with a storied history as a hub for public murals produce and freshly butchered meat, all things the painter has long been acquainted with in his native country of Austria.
"My dad and my grandpa were traditional Austrian hunters, so I think that is where some of my interest in anatomy comes from. Seeing a deer dissected for the first time was very inspiring for me. Seeing all the guts and intestines drop out, it was a bit crazy at first," Nychos told Hypebeast while painting at the world's premiere street art festival Pow Wow Hawaii earlier this year. "Using all of this anatomy I think have found something I can stick with and really go crazy on. It's staying fresh for me because I am always finding new ways to do it."
Compiling his anatomic knowledge with sliced cross sections, x-ray peek-ins and detailed dissections "I'd Like To Meat You!" will be a colorful exploration of new works on paper, canvas and wood highlighting Nychos' skilled range across graffiti, illustration and street art. In 2012 Nychos made his first visit to Detroit andcollaborated with Flying Fortress on a large mural titled "Jukebox Cowboys" in Eastern Market where a dissected Jukebox adorns the side of a building on Orleans Street. It was an experience that stuck with Nychos, as one year later he has returned to Detroit to create his latest body of work influenced by the historic meatpacking and produce hub.


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Tighter Tattoo Policy Means Smaller Recruit Pool
The title says it all…
Why You Should Never, Ever, Ever Get A Tattoo (but Having a Baby is Fine)
I loved this article. A funny look at the difference between how we look at the decision to have a baby vs. getting a tattoo.
I'm warning you ahead of time that this is a terrible article. It's judgmental, poorly written and makes no clean points. That being said, the comments are worth reading.
Tattoo artists want kids to think before they ink
About three years ago, husband-and-wife team Sara Spruth and Eric Dean Spruth, both tattoo artists, started an outreach effort called Symbol of Thyself, in which they go into schools chatting up teens and pre-adolescents about the dangers of using unhygienic tools and the long-term social ramifications of marking themselves with permanent tattoos.
This sounds like a great program. Kids need to learn about tattoos early in order to make informed decisions that they won't regret a few years down the road.
Getting a tattoo has lost its edge
I thought this was a great article. The idea that tattoos have lost their edge only seems to bother people without tattoos. I have never heard anyone use words like edgy or cool when describing their own tattoos, yet I constantly see anti-tattoo rants talking about how they aren't edgy. Nobody is still trying to claim they are are, so move on.
Getting a tattoo doesn't have to mean a lot these days. I think it used to mean something – it was edgy, a sign of the counter culture. Now it's just … a tattoo. Nothing more.
Anything that's cool will be cool for a while, and then it becomes normalised. That doesn't make it s***, it just means it wasn't what it was. Punk was punk, but then punk bands started to get in the charts. Rock's the easiest example – it was alternative, but now rock bands are the main pop acts.
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The Pac-12 admitted that the officials in the Arizona Wildcats-Arizona State Sun Devils basketball game on Friday night missed the call on a dunk in the final seconds that could have altered the outcome in the Sun Devils' upset over the No. 2 team in the nation.
A technical foul on Arizona State's Jahii Carson should have been called for hanging on the rim with 0.5 seconds left and the conference admits they "missed the call" in the Sun Devil's 69-66 win in double overtime.
Following a block by Jordan Bachynski with 5.2 seconds left Carson hung on the rim and did a chin-up after the dunk and lingering on the rim which should have resulted in a technical foul being assessed according to the NCAA rule book.
"The NCAA rulebook cites Section 4 Class B technical infractions Article 1, letter f, which states that "Grasping either basket in an excessive, emphatic manner during the officials' jurisdiction when the player is not, in the judgment of an official, trying to prevent an obvious injury to self or others" results in a technical." [source: ESPN.com]
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The double compound eyes of a male St. Mark's fly (Bibio marci) photographed with reflected (episcopic) diffuse illumination by Dr. David Maitland of Feltwell, UK. (Dr. David Maitland) #
An ant head magnified ten times and photographed by Dr. Jan Michels of Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel in Kiel, Germany using the confocal method with autofluorescence. (Dr. Jan Michels) #


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Subaru of America, Inc. has added numerous upgrades to the Legacy sedans for 2014, following a model year in which the Legacy gained a new 2.5-liter BOXER engine for higher fuel economy, and also debuted revised styling and suspension and a new Sport model. The 2014 Legacy 2.5i models continue to offer the best combined EPA fuel economy rating of any all-wheel drive car in its class, at 27 MPG (24/32 highway/city).
Changes for 2014 add further refinement and safety. Subaru introduced the advanced EyeSight driver-assist system for the 2013 Legacy and Outback Limited models, and for 2014 makes it also available in the Premium trim line. EyeSight, which uses Subaru-developed stereo camera technology, integrates Adaptive Cruise Control, Pre-Collision Braking and Vehicle Lane Departure Warning. In the new Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Front Crash Prevention (FHP) test program, the 2014 Legacy sedan and Outback® with the available EyeSight system were the only vehicles to receive highest possible score of six points and were two of seven models from 74 tested to receive highest possible "Superior" rating. The Superior rating is given to vehicles that have an autobraking system such as Subaru EyeSight and can avoid a crash or substantially reduce speeds in both tests. Subaru EyeSight is the highest-rated front crash prevention system by IIHS. In addition, the 2014 Legacy and Outback models are Top Safety Pick+ award winners. In other changes for 2014, the Lineartronic® CVT (continuously variable transmission) gains adaptive control for smoother performance and response. The Legacy 2.5i Premium adds a newly standard Display Audio System with HD Radio, 4.3-in. LCD display screen, single-disc CD player, SiriusXM® Satellite Radio (includes 4-month trial subscription), 6-speakers and all features of standard audio system (Bluetooth audio streaming and hands-free phone connectivity, iPod control capability, USB port and 3.5mm auxiliary input jack). The optional navigation system, available for the Legacy Premium, Sport and Limited trim lines, gains Aha® smartphone integration, with features that include radio stations, newsfeeds, audiobooks and more. The Legacy 2.5i model offers a new Alloy Wheel Package that includes 17-inch alloy wheels, 215/50 R17 all-season tires and fog lights with chrome trim rings. The Legacy remains the only car in its class to feature an all-wheel drive system as standard, the renowned Subaru Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive (one of three different versions, depending on engine and transmission). The Legacy rewards drivers with engaging driving character and a high level of driving comfort and offers outstanding safety performance. The Subaru Legacy is a standout in the midsize field in terms of roominess. At 103 cu. ft., the Legacy offers more total passenger room than some of its competitors, and rear seat legroom measures a generous 37.8 inches. The 14.7 cu. ft. trunk is on par with front-wheel drive competitors, a significant achievement considering that the standard Symmetrical AWD system requires packaging for a rear differential and drive axles.
All-Wheel Drive Midsize Sedan with Four- or Six-Cylinder BOXER Engine
The Legacy 2.5i models are powered by a double-overhead-cam (DOHC) FB series 2.5-liter BOXER engine that debuted for 2013. The engine produces 173 hp and 174 lb.-ft. of torque, with greater low-end torque across a broad speed range compared to the previous engine. The 2014 Legacy 3.6R continues exclusively in Limited trim level. Its 256-horsepower 3.6-liter 6-cylinder BOXER engine is teamed with a 5-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission. A downshift "blipping" feature adds a sporty feel when using the standard steering wheel paddle shifters. The 2014 Legacy 2.5i offers a choice between a standard 6-speed manual transmission and the second-generation Lineartronic CVT (continuously variable transmission), with the CVT standard on the 2.5i Premium and Limited models. For 2014, the addition of adaptive control to the CVT adds further refinement. Based on vehicle inputs received by the transmission control module, pulley gear ratios are always optimized based on driving preferences and road conditions.
Unlike a conventional automatic transmission that uses fixed gear ratios, a CVT provides infinite variability between the lowest and highest available ratios with no discernable steps or shifts. The CVT continuously and smoothly adapts to performance demand, helping to keep the engine in its most efficient operating range. Models with the CVT also feature a 6-speed manual mode with steering wheel paddle shifters, which allow the driver to control the transmission via six pre-set ratios.


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Overview 3D Pocket Pool is a billiards game released on the Game Boy Color. 3D Pocket Pool was only released in Europe and never made it to the United States. Gameplay 3D Pocket Pool consists of various rule sets, all variations of typical billiards games. 3D Pocket Pool uses various monster like characters instead of normal human characters. In 3D Pocket Pool there are four different modes of play: Practice In practice mode there are five seperate rule sets that can be played, and in each game type a shot timer can be chosen: UK 8-Ball Bar RulesUS 8-Ball APA RulesUS 8-Ball No BreaksUS 9-Ball Normal Rules Tournament In tournament mode the same rule sets can be chosen that can be chosen in practice mode. A tournament in 3D Pocket Pool consists of eight different contestants including the player. Two-Player Two player mode works much like the practice mode but instead of a human player versus an A.I. Player it is played with two human players alternating turns using the same Game Boy. Killer In Killer mode up to eight players can be chosen as either human controlled or A.I. Mode Select Screen Language Options 3D Pocket Pool features six different language options: EnglishFrancaisDeutschItalianoEspanolNederlands Language Options


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Can I just take a moment to shout? Oh, wait–why am I asking? This is my damn website.
She calms the beast in him.
Haunted by a single act of vengeance, Incubus Chamos longs for only one thing—the peace found in death's embrace. But when Satan targets the one woman to make him believe in redemption, he must not only reveal his biggest regret, but fight his overwhelming need to possess the enticing shaman.
His touch awakens the darkness in her.
Raised to conceal her shamanic gifts, Shula Blackfox doesn't trust the darkly sensual Chamos, especially when he reveals that she is part of an ancient prophecy to unleash mankind's darkest enemy. With a deadly power stirring to life inside her, Shula must put her faith in a demon that makes her long for sinful pleasures while confronting a sinister past to save a future she may not live to see.
This damn demon has been dancing around in my head for approximately six years–six #$%^ing years. Chamos was there from the start, causing mayhem and running amuck (of course he was–he was the villain not so long ago), but now it's his turn to claim center stage and woo the heroine.
Quite honestly, I was starting to doubt we'd ever make it this far. Chamos did not cooperate in the writing of his story. In fact, he was kind of a prick about it. I'd write one direction, and he'd cross his arms, insolent and stubborn. Making the wrong assumption that I was in charge, I did the same. Surely, my own character couldn't out last me.
Yeah. About that. He not only held out longer, he convinced me his version was better. It took me a while to pull my head out of my… first draft and listen, but I did. And I'm so pleased with how things turned out.
I truly hope you love Chamos and Shula as much as I do. Their story has been a looong time coming.


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The portable picnic grill City Boy (also know as Alain Delon) created by Klaus Aalto is a great product for any urban dweller who does not have the space to store a large grill. It is also perfect for hitting the beach, tailgate parties, going camping, or hanging out on the porch or the balcony in the summer months, or when going fishing on the ice or track skating in the winter. Klaus Aalto himself also uses the grill to make stovetop espresso. He keeps one stored in the back of his car. That way he is always ready for a spontaneous barbeque party. The grill could also be taken along on the back of a bike. The compact size of City Boy Picnic makes it ideal for light travel. It measures 7 inches wide, 7 inches long and 8.5 inches tall. The 1960s inspired design is simple and clean. The structural solution is practical and different from any other portable grill on the market. City Boy is made of powder-coated steel and has a stainless grill rack and a heat resistant stainless steel and oak handle. It is operated with canned fuel. The flame can be adjusted with a dial. When it is time for cleaning the grill, the interior can be wiped clean and the grate tossed in the dishwasher or wiped down in the sink.
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Inspired by Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
"Now where the f*** did we go wrong?!"
Few years later, same car. (pimped)
it's impossible to attempt to imagine where exactly the shadows for a thing like that must be!
Thought I would go for a different approach!Original Idea at least :DAnd only 90KB for those with slow connections!Did it Catch you out? :P
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As per my new year's resolutions, I've decided to get my metadata for this blog into gear. This gives me an excuse to revisit my early tumblr days, when there were no "likes," only reblogs, and when I was still figuring out how to use the medium. Oh, summer 2008!
Prominent tags have emerged! Here are a few, which contain recent posts, as well as very very early "I'm still not even a second-year grad student" writings.
Watch as I use my spare time on gross days to expand these archives.
*see Mike for inventing undersharing.
I'm looking through this correspondence right now from the 3rd Reich and it's like… c'mon guys, does EVERY memo REALLY have to end with "Heil Hitler!"
yes, they used an exclamation point every time too. Reminds you of obnoxious e-mails from colleagues who abuse that punctuation.
*is that the most offensive joke/pun I've made so far on this blog?
The next time someone uses an exclamation point incorrectly, they're getting called a Nazi, especially if they're a vegetarian.
Beauty rituals confuse me. I wear makeup, yes, and quite a bit of it on occasion, but I'm still not entirely sure how to put eyeliner on well or make "the smoky eye." I didn't get a pedicure until I was 24, and I approach that yearly rite with much trepidation. I've never had a non-boyfriend-oriented massage. Even with the rise of Bath and Body Works, I never got into lotions for anything but their scent (yeah, country apple is sexy), and as a teenager I never rubbed much on my face unless it was my prescription acne medication that smelled like sickness. The beauty pages of ladymags bore me, mostly because I know they are supersponsored. Where is the real beauty journalism? I ask, knowing that anything I purchase in the skin-care realm probably either turns the menfish into ladyfish, or I'll find out later that "actually, that robs your face of its essential oils" or something like that.
In recent years, I've been taking better care of my face, or at least applying substances to it to even out its tone, since that's something I need to be concerned about, maybe. The company from which I buy my skin products— recommended by my mother, from whom I take all of my beauty advice— sent me a free "skin balancing carbon mask," which I decided to use, even though it's improperly hyphenated.
I've never used a beauty mask before, let alone a "carbon mask." I wasn't sure what a "thick layer" was— if my whole face was supposed to be super grey, or just shaded grey, but I used what felt like a lot and suddenly I looked like I was in a black-and-white photo.
And then the mask started burning. It was like that one episode of Nip/Tuck I saw where the girl tries to use bleach for her face but really it just burns her face off, but I decided to keep it on, because after a few seconds, the burning calmed down.
I let it dry for fifteen minutes, like the instructions said. I watched the best part of Reds: what a heartbreaker you are. The carbon mask dried and felt like my skin was all compressed together, or like I had been crying a lot and my skin finally dried, which is a feeling I termed "the macaroni-and-cheese feeling" when I was much younger.
After the part where the guy says "this one even pisses red!" I washed the mask off. And I suppose I understand why people do these things: my skin has never felt so clean. It was like years of my life were washed away and I was a taut teenager once more.
Post-wash I looked at the ingredients: Sea Whip Extract, Silt (Sea Mud) (or, you know, silt), Salix Alba (Willow Bark), and Fuscus Vesiculosus (Bladderwrack) were all included. So I put that all on my face, and then I washed it off. Now I am a real woman once more, and I understand this, almost.
Especially since my voice has started regaining its biennial huskiness from too many late nights, I wish I could find more opportunities to memorize and recite poetry, specifically others' poetry. I'm sure I could find opportunities to recite my own poetry, if I still wrote poems, but I want to read Donne, not any crap I'd write. I imagine that if I were a salon lady in the late eighteenth century, or even a rather entertaining flapper, I would be able to exercise this skill, but there is no use for it in my everyday life since I turned 20.
I could be the waitress who says, "Would you like a poem with your cocktail?" and then immediately launch into a particularly marvelous portion of "Song of Myself," but I don't know that my employers or my customers would be into that.
So yeah, I'd like to spend part of my Sunday memorizing the rest of "The Second Coming"— it's the only poem I know well enough to memorize that's not "Jabberwocky"—but I'm trying to devote my free time to developing useful skills, and poetry recitation is not useful. I will, however, clean my living room spotlessly (where does all this dirt come from?) except that I will leave The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats as my coffee table selection for the month.
In the glorious, sprawling American West, the streets are not marked by numbers alone. A few named main streets (Chestnut, Pine, Market, MLK Blvd, East Bay) don't quite cut it when the city is growing in every direction, so city planners here in the Midwest like to keep it orderly. In the southwesterly direction, as well as in several suburbs, Minneapolis streets are alphabetized, which always gets amusing when you get up to the Xs. Xerxes Avenue? How about Xylon? Those are great, unarbitrary names for streets!
Here on the other side of the river, we like to keep it American historical. In Northeast Minneapolis, the streets are named after all of the presidents, in order, as they go progressively eastward.
I live on Washington Street, so whenever I drive east to run errands I get a quick review of the order of my American presidents. It's like I live back in the colonies, except without winding old cow paths! Polk! Tyler! Buchanan! I can now recite the first twenty presidents in order, quickly, without the help of a sheet of paper or the Google, and that's something I haven't been able to do since I took AP US history when I was 15.
However, one thing about this situation bothers me, slightly: most of the streets are residential, but there is a small business district on Johnson Street. Johnson? And I'm referring to Mr. Reconstruction Impeached Mofo, not LBJ (bless his conflicted soul!) It always slightly bothers me that Lincoln Street didn't get the water park or the sewing store or the supercool vintage shop. No, that's all found on Johnson Street, one of the Great Northeast Throughfares.
Because Grant Street is the name of another street downtown, the next street east after Johnson is Ulysses Street, which is the raddest street name in Minneapolis. To live there would be an everyday celebration of old drunk generals and also Greeks and also modernists.
So goes city planning! At least I don't have an apartment on Jackson Street. I wouldn't be able to live with myself.
Happy Presidents' Day, from the street named for Ol' Sterile Wood-jaw #1!
I do! And now I've lost all my customization and my comments and all these themes are not exactly what I want and I don't have time to fix them. Ugh, I hate having an ugly blog. It is like acne before a big date.
(Actually, this theme isn't bad, but I'm still angry about it.)
This is what I get for working on new projects.
A difficult part of being a feminist—something that I know I struggle with—is realizing that others don't perceive the world exactly how you do. I've been at this for over ten years, and it's easy for me to point out sexism, to look at a commercial and see that it's degrading to women, to distinguish what I should be laughing at and what I should be disgusted by. At this point, I've lost a lot of my desire to keep up the education and explanation. Often when I feel like I'm fighting too much or like I'll be too condescending, I tend to roll my eyes and say, "You just don't understand." It's very hard to stop, realize why you're angry, and explain rationally what's wrong and how you would like to fix it. It's the liberal problem, and it's why we all seem like elitists a lot of the time.
For example, when a cover like this is published and you think, yeah, duh, of course that's a sexist position, it's hard not to roll your eyes and walk away when someone says, "What do you mean that's sexist? That's just how people ski!" However, it's good idea to make an argument explaining why this is possibly degrading and what other editorial choices could have been made.
Or, when a reporter insists on focusing on a female athlete's "aggressive" characteristics and ascribing them to her father, it's easy to feel the need to explain exactly why that's sexist. There are subtle differences in the way men and women are covered, and pointing those out is part of the goal of feminist media criticism.
However, when the local newspaper posts bikini photos and salivates all over a female athlete's body instead of her athletic ability like a bunch of pathetic bro dudes, it's pretty much my natural reaction to flip off the screen and curse a lot. No one should have to explain why that's unacceptable in 2010. It's pretty obvious why anyone would be upset, and everyone at the Star Tribune should know better than to publish that sexist fucking tripe.
Below is the letter I wrote to the Strib yesterday:
"Over the past eight years, Vonn has become as familiar a Minnesota legend as Paul Bunyan," Rachel Blount wrote in her profile of Olympic skiing hopeful Lindsey Vonn, which was published online February 10. If only this were true! Except for the occasional brief story on the World Cup, Vonn's face has been strangely absent from the Star Tribune, whether due to the Vikings or other obscure Minnesota connections.
That is, of course, until yesterday, with the Star Tribune's Internet dude-friendly headline, "Lindsey Vonn barely keeps it on for SI swimsuit issue" and subsequent Newsbreak segments that feature James Lileks drooling over the skiing superstar. Yes, posting women in bikinis gets hits. Way to figure that out. But why is this the first substantial story on Vonn—a talented, well-known, and extremely qualified athlete—that the Star Tribune has published in months?
Vonn's pictures are not controversial or new—plenty of female athletes have graced the pages of the swimsuit issue, or of Playboy. Nor is Lindsey Vonn doing anything wrong. It's her choice to participate in those photos, and if she looks good doing it, then more power to her.
However, the level of taste with which the Star Tribune has covered this story makes me think that all those with any kind of sense have all been laid off and the newsroom is entirely staffed by dirty old men. I don't want to read about anyone "barely keeping it on" in my newspaper; leave that for Spike TV, Maxim, and the swimsuit issue.
Vonn is a talented athlete, and Blount's excellent profile describes that. Unfortunately, this profile now seems to be too little, too late. The Star Tribune has more or less ignored Vonn's prowess as a skiier and focused instead on her sexuality—with descriptions that show little class or tact. It's not 1974. "Celebrating" a female athlete for her body and not her immense professional accomplishments is disrespectful and disgusting.
Between Frontline and this
kinda crap AP story, with a healthy dose of inspiration from my volunteer meeting last night, I've been considering how I used the Internet as a teenager, which is pretty much how I use it now.
Like many of you, I've been blogging since before there were blogs— I built my own websites and found my own online communities— and then joined platforms where those communities were built in. I moved from Geocities to Diaryland to LiveJournal and Vox and then, two years ago, to Tumblr. Maybe there was some Angelfire or some Tripod in there somewhere. I know for sure there was Xoom.com.
Never having been one for video games, I've always used the Internet as a way to make things. Creative expression is what the internet is for, no? And although social networks—from MakeOutClub.com on to the monstrous rise of Facebook—have enhanced my interactions with the friends I know from school, family, and work, the communities that have sprung up around blogging and diary-style websites have definitely supplemented my other relationships since I was a teenager.
So, basically, all you former fiends of Geocities, Tripod, Angelfire, Xanga, Diaryland—knowers of all the goodness that having your own website had to bring— I'd like to hear from you for a project I'm putting together.
Please email or leave a comment if you'd like to participate. I don't need any details just yet, but let me know if you have a story or some history you'd like to share. Let's talk more.
Let's watch some videos on the Internet together:


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Gary Keesee Story: Fixing The Money Thing
The year was 1990. Gary Keesee was a husband, a dad to 3 children, a business owner, active in a local church, and in a lot of trouble. Gary and Drenda Keesee had TEN maxed out credit cards, three finance company loans, two car payments, unpaid medical bills, $14,000 in back taxes, and they even owed their parents $26,000.
Needless to say, their circumstances felt very overwhelming.
But Gary remembers the night when God revealed to him the solution to his financial problems.
When this happened, Gary and Drenda held hands and agreed in prayer that they would not use debt any longer but would trust God for their finances.
This was quite a commitment for them because they had been leaning to debt on a regular basis to make up shortages in their cash flow.
Gary began to study his Bible, searching for answers, and applying anything he learned. When he began walking in the principles God showed him, he and Drenda paid all of that debt off in two and a half years! He began paying cash for his cars, and was even able to pay cash for 55 acres of land that his family lives on today.
Gary and Drenda Keesee now have five children whom they homeschool, three businesses, pastor a growing church in Ohio called Faith Life Church, travel internationally speaking at conferences, air a television program called "Faith Life Now", and a new book, Fixing The Money Thing by Gary Keesee, was just released in September on the Kingdom principles God has shown him in the area of finances.
Last month, my family and I attended Gary's conference in Florida and were able to meet and spend some time with Gary Keesee and his wife Drenda. We are now personally applying what we learned in the area of finances and business so we can carry out God's assignment for us and our family and be a blessing to many others.
Learn more about Gary's new book, audios, videos, and the conference he teaches.
If you know another dad who is under financial stress (or anyone for that matter!), send them to this blog post to read Gary's encouraging story.
Blessings to you and your family,
Joey Watkins
Founder, FamilyDads
P.S. – Gary Keesee's resources are excellent, and are highly recommended if you know someone who is going through difficult times financially, or if your need greater provision to achieve a vision God has given you.


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The Orioles have signed outfielder Quintin Berry to a Minor League deal with an invitation to spring training, reports Roch Kubatko of MASN. If his performance merits it, Berry could land a job on the Orioles' bench, adding some much-needed speed. Nate McLouth, who stole 30 bases in 2013 for the O's, signed with the Nationals. Center fielder Adam Jones was second on the team with 14 steals.
Orioles executive VP Dan Duquette likes Berry for a lot of reasons, saying, "He's a good outfielder, an outstanding basestealer and he's shown good on-base capability, particularly against right-handed pitching."
Berry spent the 2013 season with three different clubs, starting with the Tigers, then the Royals, and ultimately ending up with the Red Sox. Overall, in 381 plate appearances at Triple-A, he posted a paltry .566 OPS but he did steal 30 bases in 34 attempts. He only had nine plate appearances…
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Published: 16:32 GMT Standard Time - Tuesday 06 December 2011
Barnabas builds kindergartens for Christian children in Bangladesh
Project(s): 00-514
Country/Region: Bangladesh, Pakistan, South and East Asia, Middle East and North Africa
Three new kindergartens built in rural Bangladesh by Barnabas Fund are providing scores of Christian children with an education in a loving, Christian environment.
The day begins with prayer at the Bangladeshi kindergartens
They are among 37 Christian schools and education programmes that Barnabas Fund supports in eleven countries, through which 6,584 Christian children are being educated.
The kindergartens were built last year next to three Barnabas-supported primary schools, which 371 Christian pupils attend. In January, 95 youngsters started their school career at the kindergartens. Almost all of them come from families who experience much discrimination from the majority Bengali population.
Among the pupils are disabled sisters Asha (5) and Liza (6), whose parents felt a burden being lifted off them when their daughters were admitted to the school. Another pupil, five-year-old Shuili, who comes from an ethnic minority tribe, could not speak properly when she started attending but has now risen to the top of her class.
Each day begins with prayers, songs and stories from the Bible. The children are learning the Bengali language and English alphabet, and are memorising numbers.
Impoverished in Pakistan
On the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, local Christians last year set up a primary school in two tents for 110 homeless Christians. Barnabas Fund is paying the salaries of three teachers and a watchman.
Before the school started the children, aged 4-11, were just running around the camp where their impoverished families live, without anything to do.
A local Christian leader said:
This school is a symbol of hope and light for our future generations.
Give Today
If you would like to help educate Christian children, please send your donation to the School-Place Sponsorship Fund project ( 00-514).using our secure server.
If you prefer to telephone, dial: 0800 587 4006 from within the UK or +44 1672 565031 from outside the UK. Please quote project reference School-Place Sponsorship Fund ( 00-514).
If you prefer to send a cheque by post: Click this link for the address of our regional office. Please quote project reference School-Place Sponsorship Fund ( 00-514).
For a quick donation of £3.00 by SMS (see terms and conditions here) text Barnabas/514 to 70007 (Please note: This facility is presently only available to UK supporters).


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Phew! It took me around an hour to figure this mess out but I did and I am so glad I did. I just hope my post is helpful for anybody who might be facing similar issues when trying to proxy requests via Burp and eventually end up getting the damned "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" error every time.
I tried searching everywhere but none of the forums were helpful. So, I had to combine tit bits from different forums and a little bit of my brain to get this sorted out.
The Burp forum here – http://forum.portswigger.net/thread/717/burp-ssh-tunnelling along with the error messages in the Alerts tab in Burp were helpful. Specially, the comment from a Burp developer in the above thread. But, they don't mention any details and leave it upto the users to figure it out. So, I will hopefully try to help those who are still stuck with this error.
So, assuming you are trying to proxy requests to a website, and end up getting the "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" error message, pay close attention to the error logs under the Alerts tab in Burp. You will notice a message saying "You have limited key lengths available. To use stronger keys, please download and install the JCE unlimited strength jurisdiction policy files, from Oracle."
If you ignore that, you are going nowhere. So, lets get the stronger keys as mentioned in the above error message. But, before you do that, you need to first figure out the JRE version that is installed on your machine. I have a Macbook and the following command helped me determine the JRE version that was being used. This command can be found here – http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/mac/mac-jre.html under "Determining the Installed Version of the JRE" section. The command is:
/Library/Internet\ Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home/bin/java -version
I was running java version 1.7.0_60 which corresponds to JRE 7. The next step is to get the JCE unlimited strength jurisdiction policy files corresponding to the JRE version. So, I searched for "Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files 7 Download". Notice the 7 because I was running JRE 7. Depending on the JRE version you are running, you will have to search for the appropriate JCE policy files. Download the zip file, unzip it. You will notice a folder with a bunch of files. The 2 files that we need are "US_export_policy.jar" and "local_policy.jar".
Once, we have those files, navigate to /Library/Internet\ Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home/lib/security. You will notice that there are already these 2 files present in that directory. But, these are the old ones that we need to replace with the new ones that we just downloaded. So, to be safe, create backup of the old "US_export_policy.jar" and "local_policy.jar" files. And, replace them with the new ones.
Voila! you should be done at this point. Fire up burp again and navigate to the website that was causing problems. You should be able to access it without any problems. You just replaced the older jar files with the newer ones with much stronger keys that would help in the SSL negotiation.
PS – Finding the damn folder to replace the jar files was the hardest part. There were tons of folders, at least in my case, where these jar files were located. But, replacing them didn't help. I had to find the right path and eventually, the docs.oracle.com link pasted above came to the rescue. There were a lot of threads about changing Java versions, running different Burp versions, etc. but none of them were helpful.
Forceful Browsing
The Squareup website has a feature where users can add mobile staff on their team to collect payments on their behalf, issue refunds, etc. Let's refer to this user as an admin and his mobile staff members as staff.
The way this works is that an admin sends an invitation to the people he wishes to add as mobile staff as shown in the above pic. It does not matter if the invited staff already has an existing account on Squareup. As soon as the invitation is sent, the invited staff receives a link in an email. When that link is clicked, the staff is asked to create a new account to accept payments as shown in the pic below:
If that staff already has an account on Squareup, unfortunately he would have to use a different email address, as he will get an error message "Email has already been taken" if he tries to use his existing email. It sounds weird but this is how it has been designed to work. A user cannot use the same email address to be a legitimate Squareup user as well as a mobile staff on somebody else's team simultaneously.
So, the staff now uses a different email address to create an account so that he can accept payments on behalf of the admin. After the account is created, the staff sees the screen below:
Notice how all the different tabs (Home, Sales, Items, Orders, etc.) in the top row don't appear anymore. So, basically the staff is only supposed to accept payments and do nothing else.
Well guess what – that's not true. With forceful browsing, this staff can easily navigate to any page in the dashboard he wants to. There is no check being performed at all. So, the staff has as much access to his "own" dashboard as any other Square user might have access to theirs. This means that one of the many actions that a staff can do is send invoices to the admin's customers, which he is not technically supposed to do. There is a blessing in disguise here though. When the staff sends this invoice, the invoice appears to be sent from the staff and not the admin. So, the staff cannot impersonate the admin and send the invoice on the admin's behalf.
But if you think about it in a real world scenario, if I as an admin have assigned a person A to be my staff member, I would certainly inform all my customers of this new addition to my team and my customers would trust A henceforth. I would not go beyond that and inform them that "Do not pay invoices that are not sent by me". This means if my customers see an invoice coming from my staff member, they would not hesitate in paying that. I feel this is a very viable situation where a rogue staff with a little bit of social engineering can literally go berserk without the admin even knowing about it.
Square qualified this as an "UI aesthetic bug" and not really a security issue. They went ahead and fixed it too as it is not reproducible anymore. They said this has no security implications whatsoever. If you ask me, I'd say forceful browsing is a known security issue regardless of the impact. By design, if a staff is not supposed to see their dashboard yet they can, I'd like to call it a security issue. Whatever happened to least privilege access? Not to mention, the sending invoice feature discussed above is just one thing out of the many things that a staff could possibly do as a result of this. I don't think any of those actions are intended to be performed by a mobile staff member.
Moving further, if the admin removes this staff from his team, the staff member can now see his entire dashboard, which is fine. But, this behavior would just confirm my suspicion that it was not intended for the staff to access anything in his dashboard in the first place as long as he was a mobile staff member. Why would you ask existing users to create a new account otherwise? Why not just allow existing users to have full access to their dashboard as well as act as mobile staff for other teams?
Sending Invoice Bypass
As soon as a user creates an account on the Square website, he is taken to the page https://squareup.com/begin#step/0/us_business_information which looks like below:
This is the first step for getting a new user's account activated. But, this step along with the next few steps can be ignored/bypassed by directly navigating to the dashboard at the URL – https://squareup.com/dashboard that looks like below:
If you then navigate to Sales -> Invoices -> Create Invoice, you see the following screen:
Now, it is quite obvious from the UI that Square wants you to activate your account first before doing operations like sending invoices, creating your business public profile, etc. Isn't it? At least from the client perspective it is.
Using a proxy tool such as Burp, send the request that looks like below. Replace the redacted values accordingly – Use the X-CSRF-Token, _sessionv2 values of the newly created user. Use any invoice number that looks sequential like 000006, and the payer_email as the email address of the person who you wish to send the invoice to:
You will notice that you will get a successful response.
So, what happened? This newly created user just sent an invoice to a person for an item that is not even owned/created by this user. The above item is actually created by a totally different user. The email received looks like below:
So, essentially there are no server side authorization checks being performed on:
- Checking whether a user is actually supposed to be sending invoices or not without activating his account, adding his bank details, etc.
- Sending invoices for items that are not owned by the user.
Not to mention, if this issue is coupled with the first issue of Forceful Browsing, it is quite evident how one issue can lead to a chaining attack and make other attacks feasible.
This bug has been fixed so it cannot be reproduced anymore. I responsibly disclosed this to Square and they fixed it.
Password Reset Token
In the Square Cash application (https://cash.square.com/cash/login), on requesting multiple password-reset links, the old links are still valid. Now, I believe it is acceptable to have old links valid if the latest links have not been used because it is confusing and a hassle for end users to know which one is the latest if they haven't reset the password yet but requested for multiple links.
But, one would imagine that if the new links have been used, at the very least, all the old links get invalidated, correct? That's not the case here. The old links continue to be valid and if an attacker gains access to them, he would be able to reset the victim's password. Not to mention, these tokens are all present in a GET request (https://square.com/cash/login/set-password/<token>), which means they often, get logged in browser's history, proxies, logs, etc.
The only positive thing about this flow is that the tokens get invalidated after 12 hours. But, if I were a determined attacker, 12 hours is a lot of time I'd say. I'd also like to mention here that the same behavior is not observed on their flagship Squareup website – https://squareup.com/password/reset/<token>. The password reset functionality on that website is working properly. Old tokens get invalidated once new tokens are generated. So, if they have it there, why not here? I don't know.
PS – I reported one more issue that was pretty interesting. I am waiting for Square to fix it before I blog about it.
I believe this issue affects a lot of applications that have friction-less signup flows i.e. creating accounts without first confirming it via email. This can affect applications in different ways depending upon the functionalities that exist in that application.
For instance, this can lead to a Logical Denial of Service (which is what I will be discussing in this blog), spamming legitimate victim users of activities that they are not aware of, etc.
For the Logical DoS, the attack is actually pretty simple. The only assumption I am going to do here is that username enumeration is possible – which we see is a case for a lot of websites as it is considered by design and a feature provided to aid users:
- An attacker enumerates a legitimate user account email in the vulnerable application. Let's say this is email@example.com. This of course means that the application uses email addresses as their username.
- The attacker then locks this user's account by providing the right email and wrong password multiple times.
- The legitimate user tries to login his account by providing his password but cannot login because his account is locked out.
- Meanwhile, an attacker creates multiple dummy accounts that have email address in the format victim+<id>@gmail.com. Remember there is no email confirmation required for an attacker to confirm the creation of such accounts.
- Now, the victim user obviously has to request password reset since he is locked out. So, he goes ahead and requests one.
- At the same time, the attacker also requests password resets for the multiple accounts that he created i.e. victim+<id>@gmail.com. There is nothing stopping the attacker from doing this. The rate limitation on password reset is a moot point here because the attacker is not requesting the password reset for the same account multiple times. But, instead, he is requesting password resets for multiple different accounts that eventually correspond to the same email address. See the risk of friction-less signup yet?
- All these password reset emails will go to the victim i.e. firstname.lastname@example.com since victim+<id>@gmail.com is the same as firstname.lastname@example.com from an email perspective. An important point to note here is that common email providers like Gmail clubs these emails into one single thread making it even more confusing to determine which email corresponds to which email address. In Gmail particularly, unless one clicks on a small arrow to see the email address, all the emails say "To me":
Thus, if there is no clear distinction in the body of these emails as to what account the password-reset email corresponds to, the victim will have a difficult time finding the right password reset link for his original account and will continue to be locked out. This results in a Logical DoS.
With the inception of bug bounty programs, anybody with some knowledge of application security i.e. basic understanding of common web vulnerabilities like Cross-Site Scripting, Cross-Site Request Forgery, etc. could pretty much find bugs in any website out there and while doing so, make some $$$. I mean, if I tell my mom to enter <script>alert(1)</script> in every input box out there and see if she gets a pop-up or not, even she can do it without understanding what she is doing. That's how bad security was (it still is but is definitely improving) maybe a couple of years ago.I actually started participating in some of these programs quite late (sometime in 2013) so my experience with bug bounty programs has been slightly different. By that time, people were already listed in multiple Hall of Fames.
Needless to say, it is not the same anymore. I have realized that it can actually be quite time consuming. And, if you already have a full time job like me, then bug bounty hunting is like a new job all together. Having said that, there has suddenly been an influx of bug hunters in the InfoSec industry these days. People have been claiming themselves as "security researchers" aka "hackers" on their blogs, twitter, linkedin. They have Hall of Fame acknowledgements as Honors & Rewards in their LinkedIn profiles. I think it is getting a bit too much now. I can understand having the HoF listed in Bugcrowd's profile page, tweeting about a bug discovered and the amount of bounty received for it but listing 20 HoF acknowledgements on LinkedIn? Are you kidding me? Oh and by the way, do you really think you are a "security researcher" just because you have discovered CSRF's in 20 different websites? I just don't get it. Anyways, this was a rant I had been wanting to do since a long time and I will stop here.
Getting back to the topic of the blog, these bug bounty programs, obviously come with their fair share of either duplicates or rejected bugs. I will try to cover some of the rejected bugs I have had recently.
Session Not Invalidated On Logout
This was a shocker to me when Coindrawer rejected this. I was actually surprised it even existed in the first place because I'd have thought somebody must have already reported it considering that they have been live for quite some time now. I am not going to elaborate what the vulnerability is and how it can be exploited and such but it is a pretty well known vulnerability. Every time I have reported it, it has actually been accepted and fixed because it is indeed a security vulnerability and presents considerable risk. This is what they had to say about it:
Hi Anshuman,
We currently don't consider this to be a threat.
Thank you for your submission. We are constantly making improvements
to our site and invite you to continue to test its security.
I don't know what to say to this. If they are really making improvements to their site, they would fix this damn thing and not just send me an email template.
Information Leakage
In the ManageWP website, when you change your password, an AJAX GET request is sent to the server with the new password value as a query parameter. Now, unlike a normal HTTP GET request, since this is an AJAX request, I do understand the argument that it is not going to be stored in browser's history or log files. However, I have not seen this before. And, I strongly believe that sensitive information like passwords should not be sent as query parameters in a GET request. Again, no comments on this one.
I wanted to mention a couple of more bugs but I will save it for the next post!
Vulnerability Reported:
SSL Not Enforced for web service calls made from the Prezi Desktop application
SSL is not enforced on some web service calls made between the Prezi Desktop application and the server.
- The authentication from the Prezi desktop application happens over HTTPS as expected.
- As soon as the user is authenticated, the server assigns a session cookie 'prezi-auth' and sets in the response header. An important point to note here is that there is no 'Secure' flag on this cookie. As per Prezi folks, they said the site is not fully functional over HTTPS as of now and hence there is no secure flag. This makes sense not implementing the secure flag. However, this introduces further risks as I will discuss below.
- Once the authentication is done, the Desktop application makes some web service calls over HTTPS. This can be verified by setting up a proxy and having the traffic from Internet Explorer go through the proxy. Now, since SSL is not being enforced here, by simply replacing the HTTPS with HTTP yielded valid responses. And, since the session cookie 'prezi-auth' did not have a secure flag, this was visible over HTTP.
You may ask so what? Isn't that how the system is designed? Isn't it just the web service calls where you are just retrieving information (that might not be sensitive enough)? What can an attacker possibly do intercepting the HTTP traffic? All these are valid questions. And, yes till now, it is not that high of a risk.
But, taking it one step further, if an attacker can intercept this traffic and capture the 'prezi-auth' session cookie, he could then use this value to impersonate the prezi user on the web application too. And, by doing that, the attacker has complete access to the prezi user's account where he could update profile information, create prezi's and do everything that a normal prezi user can.
There is an option where you can implement HTTPS throughout the web application and once you do that, all the requests over HTTP are redirected to HTTPS. So, essentially, SSL is enforced on the web application but not on the Desktop application. And, because of this, by using the session cookie from the Desktop application, an attacker can potentially gain complete control of the prezi user's web application account.
Some web services where SSL was not being enforced:
Attack Scenario:
1. A prezi user opens the Desktop application and logs in. He is assigned a "prezi-auth" session cookie by the server. This is over HTTPS which is fine. Also assume that an attacker is eavesdropping on this network and can see any requests/responses being transmitted over HTTP.
2. Attacker sends an email to the prezi user with a link which auto-submits a POST request on the user's behalf to the URL http://prezi.com/api/token/objectlibraryservice/list/. Note that this is meant to be over HTTPS but the attacker is making the user go to the HTTP link. Since, SSL is not enforced, this request will be successfully processed by the server.
NOTE: You can consider this like a CSRF attack or tricking the user in order to click a link and send a request to the server over HTTP. I am sure there can be other avenues where a user can be tricked to do this. It doesn't have to be a CSRF attack vector. I am considering CSRF here just for the sake of it and a PoC. Also notice that there are no CSRF tokens present either in the header or in the POST body of this request which makes it even easier.
3. Now, the attacker eavesdropping sees this request over HTTP and he can capture the "prezi-auth" session cookie. This cookie should really have the Secure flag to avoid this but since it does not have the secure flag, this value will be transmitted over HTTP since the user is logged in his Prezi account.
4. The attacker can then use the captured prezi-auth session cookie and impersonate the user in the web application.
A valid response is received when a request is sent over HTTP. Notice that I had the SSL option enabled in the website.
Sending a request to the web application at the URL /settings/ with just the captured 'prezi-auth' session cookie yielded the profile page of the prezi user account
Prezi's Response:
They said it was a nice finding but since the site is not fully over HTTPS, they cannot give me a bounty. But, they will send me some swag. I agree with them and it is up to their discretion to judge this. I am happy with the token of appreciation in form of tshirt, sunglasses, etc. Something is better than nothing.
MongoHQ was breached which resulted in Buffer being hacked —-> Perils of Cloud Computing
This post does not contain any new information. I have just read Buffer's Blog and the blog at [1] and tried to put my thoughts down or rather tried to present in such a way that it would make sense to me. If you are looking for the original post, please refer to [1].
TL;DR version:
MongoHQ is breached -> Unencrypted OAuth Tokens stored in Buffer's DB hosted on MongoHQ is stolen -> Spam Posts on Buffer users' Twitter/Facebook account
The attackers were also able to steal Buffer's source code from GitHub. This had unencrypted secret tokens hardcoded which made the Twitter spam posts possible (Details below).
Yes, they had their source on GitHub -> FAIL. Buffer suspects that the attackers were able to get access to their GitHub account by using the passwords leaked from Adobe's breach for one of their employees -> Epic FAIL?
Full Version:
On October 26, 2013, Buffer was hacked.
Attackers stole OAuth tokens stored in Buffer's database and posted spam posts on Buffer users' Facebook and Twitter accounts.
This database was hosted on MongoHQ which made it all possible since MongoHQ was breached earlier.
Both Facebook (v 2.0) and Twitter (v1.0a) use OAuth to authorize 3rd party websites to post on user's behalf once the user has granted access to the 3rd party website.
Buffer did some serious security mistakes on their part which made it possible:
- Stored OAuth tokens unencrypted.
- Did not use the optional feature of using app_secret for implementing Facebook integration. This app_secret is a token that works like an authentication token between Facebook and the developer (Buffer). So, in order to post something, the attacker would need both the OAuth tokens and this app_secret. Buffer developers did not utilize this setting. Only, the OAuth tokens were required to post.
- Twitter by default makes it mandatory to use the above mentioned app_secret. So, the attackers had to use it in order to tweet on user's behalf. So, how did the attackers gain access to it you ask? Buffer stored this unencrypted in their source code hosted on GitHub.
Buffer's Response:
What Buffer basically said can be found here – http://open.bufferapp.com/buffer-has-been-hacked-here-is-whats-going-on/
- They revoked all pre-existing Twitter tokens.
- OAuth tokens are now encrypted.
They never mentioned the following:
- Is it HSM based?
- Are layers of infrastructure partitioned? All encryption-related remedies are completely isolated from Buffer's MongoHQ?
To this, NopSec CTO Michelangelo Sidagni said – "A one-time control fix is not usually enough to cover an entire security program. Instead of detailing just that aspect, [Buffer] should have talked about their renewed and revamped approach on their overall security program. Making a statement that this is going to fix all their problems without covering their entire security posture is just an invitation for the attacker to strike again….just for the sake of it." -> RIGHT!!
Recommended Way of implementing OAuth tokens:
- Using Hardware Security Module (HSM). Developers are not going to do this. Too much work??
- If the servers are hosted on a third party cloud, they can't add HSM Module anywhere (It's all in the cloud somewhere DUH). So, this introduces a Catch 22 situation. To address this, Amazon launched AWS CloudHSM. But, from what I have read, this is not feasible as its too expensive.
- One approach to mitigate but not completely eradicate would be to store keys in files that are not accessible through the Web.
- Encrypt at rest on Buffer's servers, before it gets sent to MongoHQ.
- Buffer has enabled 2 factor authN for their team now which is good and adds an additional layer. But, why wasn't this done earlier??
- Be cautious when authorizing 3rd party websites/apps to log us in by using our Facebook/Twitter credentials. We don't know how they have implemented their OAuth.
- Cloud Computing risks as mentioned earlier. You can never trust your data with a third party cloud. You need to do your due diligence.
- OAuth faulty implementation. There seems to be a lot of different OAuth implementations out there. Some secure, some not. So, can we trust them?
- API Security issues.
- It is incredible to see how one breach in one company can cause multiple breaches.
[1] http://blog.programmableweb.com/2013/11/04/why-the-attack-on-buffer-was-a-serious-wake-up-call-for-the-web/
I wrote a post about my experience with the Shopify Bug Bounty program yesterday.
Soon after that, folks from Shopify commented on that post saying that it is still reproducible and that they did not change anything in the code and that it is still not considered a valid finding.
After further investigation, I tried to reproduce it again and was able to do so successfully. I realized what I was doing wrong and how I reproduced it in the first place. In the process of doing so, I realized a different attack vector which I hadn't thought of earlier. I still think this is an issue but the folks at Shopify don't seem to agree with me.
So, this is what happens during the checkout process:
1. When a customer (C) proceeds to checkout, he is asked to authenticate into the website. This is because the shop admin had the setting where only registered customers would be able to check out. The URL looks like this – http://<myshop >.myshopify.com/account/login/xxxxxxxxxxxx?checkout_url=https%3A%2F%2Fcheckout.shopify.com%2Fcarts%2F<shop_id>%2F<cart_token>
2. After authenticating, the cart_token or the cart_id gets associated with that customer (C) and the shop. The customer C is then redirected to the URL https://checkout.shopify.com/carts/<shop_id>/<cart_token>. This is the key step. The customer has to authenticate to the shop at least once in order for this attack to work. As we will see from the steps below, this is trivial. The attacker doesn't have to trick a user to authenticate.
3. After authenticating, lets assume that the customer decides that he does not want to shop anymore and he simply closes that browser. No matter how tech savvy this customer is, he is left with no choice but to close the browser because there is no logout option on that page.
Attack Vector 1 – If the customer is shopping on a shared workstation, an attacker comes to that workstation, reopens the browser, looks through the browser history and navigates to the above URL. Boom, all the information is right there.
Attack Vector 2 – Since there is no session associated with this request, there are no session cookies either. All the attacker needs is the URL. And, he can navigate to it from a different computer all together and access the information.
Once, the attacker navigates to the above URL, he is directly taken to the checkout page of the customer C where he can see the customer's email address (masked below) and his billing address. The attacker simply enters his shipping address and continues to next step.
4. On the next step, the attacker chooses one of the many options of payment. Since, he would not want to use his own credit card, he chooses Bank Deposit and Completes the purchase.
5. And, its done..
So, the attacker was able to successfully place an order to be shipped to his address without entering any credit card details.
The folks at Shopify replied back with the following:
"First, this is no different from someone forgetting to log out of any other site, there's not much we can do here (it's the user's responsibility to protect their account, just like any other site). Secondly, keeping the person logged-in is not a bug, it's the expected behaviour. The purpose of logging in before placing an order isnot to store payment information, which greatly reduce the risk of forgetting to log out. An attacker who "find" an active session from another user would still have to pay for that order with a valid credit card which is what we really want to protect here (credit card information)."
First, this is no different from someone forgetting to log out of any other site, there's not much we can do here (it's the user's responsibility to protect their account, just like any other site)
I am not sure how other e-commerce sites (eg Amazon) implement shopping carts but this one is definitely weird.
Why isn't there a logout option on the checkout page once the customer is authenticated? As I mentioned earlier, even if the customer wants to logout, there is NO LOGOUT option on the checkout page. If there was this option and the customer still decides to close the browser, I can see what they are trying to say. But, providing this logout option on the checkout page can definitely help. On logging out, it can be used to disassociate the cart_token so that it cannot be used by the attacker in the future.
Secondly, keeping the person logged-in is not a bug, it's the expected behaviour.
I understand. But, does this mean that disclosing information like the email address and billing address of customers is also expected? I don't think this is the case with other e-commerce websites. Aren't we supposed to protect customer's privacy as much as we can?
The purpose of logging in before placing an order isnot to store payment information, which greatly reduce the risk of forgetting to log out. An attacker who "find" an active session from another user would still have to pay for that order with a valid credit card which is what we really want to protect here (credit card information)."
I just showed how its possible to place an order without entering any credit card information. The money order option can be chosen as well and it will result the same. Now, I dont know how the bank deposit and money order options are supposed to be setup in the admin console, but the attacker definitely does not require any of that information to place an order. It is good in a way that the customer's credit card details are not populated like his email and billing address, but that doesn't mean that it reduces the risk.
I would like to know what you guys think about this. I have spent a lot of time thinking this through. I haven't seen a lot of e-commerce websites out there so I am not sure if this is something that is acceptable or not.


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