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FAQ/Preventing-information-leaks.md
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| 1 | +#How Do I Prevent Information Leaks? |
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| 5 | +##Description |
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| 7 | +Revealing system data or debugging information helps an adversary learn about the system and form a plan of attack. An information leak occurs when system data or debugging information leaves the program through an output stream or logging function. |
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| 9 | +More information regarding information leakage can be found at: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Information_Leakage |
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| 11 | +Adding the below code to the rs.aspx page will help you control what a user is able to see. The “Prohibited” quotes is where you put the literal information displayed to the end user. |
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| 13 | +<script runat="server"> |
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| 14 | +private bool SystemInfoPresents(ControlCollection controls) |
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| 15 | + { |
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| 16 | + foreach (Control c in controls) |
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| 17 | + if (c.GetType().FullName == "AdHoc.Controls.SystemInfoControl") |
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| 18 | + return true; |
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| 19 | + foreach (Control c in controls) |
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| 20 | + if (SystemInfoPresents(c.Controls)) |
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| 21 | + return true; |
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| 22 | + return false; |
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| 23 | + } |
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| 25 | + protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e) |
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| 26 | + { |
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| 27 | + base.OnLoad(e); |
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| 28 | + if (SystemInfoPresents(Controls)) { |
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| 29 | + //What you place here changes the response on the rs.aspx page in the browser |
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| 30 | + Controls.Clear(); |
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| 31 | + Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("Prohibited")); |
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| 32 | + } |
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| 33 | + } |
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| 34 | + </script> |
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