View mimecast-auto-reply-header-definition
# Microsoft | |
# WARNING: These are not headers that indicate an auto-reply, but headers that request the recipient to NOT send an auto-reply back | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: All" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: AutoReply" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: DR" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: NDR" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: NRN" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: OOF" | |
# 1 "X-Auto-Response-Suppress: RN" |
View exampleclient.html
<html> | |
<head> | |
<title>Input validation for web-applications, how to process input safely and securely</title> | |
<script> | |
function validateForm() { | |
/* Step 1: Check if the input is actually sent and received | |
This step is only done when sending data from the client to the server. | |
So it holds no relevance here. | |
Step 2: Store input in memory, separate it from the source |
View benelux-tlds.txt
### The Netherlands | |
.amsterdam | |
.frl | |
.nl | |
### Belgium | |
.be | |
.brussels | |
.gent | |
### Luxembourg | |
.lu |
View eu-eea-tlds.txt
### European Union (EU) TLDs | |
.at | |
.be | |
.bg | |
.hr | |
.cy | |
.cz | |
.de | |
.dk | |
.ee |
View fake-email-domains.txt
# Domains with malicious or phishing intent by mimicing domains from real email services | |
# Examples: example domains (RFC 2606 & 6761) and fake domains that spoof real domains used for email services | |
address.local | |
cacema.nl | |
casama.nl | |
example.com | |
example.net | |
example.org | |
gmail.nl | |
gmial.com |
View consumer-email-domains.txt
# Domains used for email by consumers and consumer ISPs | |
# Included: General email providers, and Dutch and Belgium consumer ISPs | |
# | |
# GENERAL EMAIL PROVIDERS | |
aol.com | |
compuserve.com | |
cs.com | |
gmail.com | |
googlemail.com | |
hotmail.com |