Security Audit

Our Web Application Pentest ( WAP) attempts to address the Owasp top 10 & SANS top 20 web application vulnerabilities and other exploitable loopholes of your web application . Along with it our WAP team also test web applications for Business logic flaws that can directly or indirectly effect the functioning of application.

Trainings

We are here to help you solve your biggest query- where and how to start? CDI has brought various courses in Ethical Hacking in Chandigarh where all you technology lovers will be given the much needed push to move forward and create a niche for yourself in the field. From Beginner to Expert level we have many kinds of training patterns.

Android Apps of Four major Australian Banks, Hijacked by a Malware!    Westpac, National Australia Bank, ANZ Bank and Commonwealth Bank are four major banks of Australia. The Android apps of these four banks have been hijacked by a Malware. With the help of this Malware, cybercriminals are stealing two-step SMS codes from the device of victim. They are also stealing saved login credentials from victim’s device. The Android users, who have installed these apps from third part

Apple's OS X is under threat! Criminals are running a Scareware campaign! According to Security researchers of SANS Technology Institute, Cyber Criminals are running a scareware campaign against OS X. Under this campaign they are asking users to update Adobe Flash Player, by using a fake pop-up. Criminals are representing this pop-up in such a way that it is looking really genuine. The security expert of SANS Technology Institute, Johannes Ullrich said, criminals behind this campaig

Researchers at FirEye Security Firm has discovered yet another security vulnerability exploit in Adobe Flash Player. With the recent vulnerabilities revealed by an Independent Researcher Kafeine, Adobe issued 2 back-to-back security fixes in a single week. But What else now ? Another Zero-Day exploit ? And the Answer is Yes, FirEye experts have revealed another Adobe 0Day vulnerability exploit in Adobe Flash, which is a variant of the Adobe 0Day Vulnerability exploit found in Angler Exploit

A recent Zero-Day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player puts many at risks, including the users of Facebook, as the Facebook videos use Flash Player for the video playback. Recent report regarding a critical Zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash Player from a French independent researcher "Kafeine" and an unconfirmed report published by Symantec, drove Adobe to investigate the flaw and fix it. On Thursday, Adobe's representatives announced that they are investigating rep