We all know what happens when a software vendor downplays the severity of a security
vulnerability. It usually comes back to haunt them, when the vulnerability is eventually
discovered by the bad...
Recently Adobe released a
security update for a critical vulnerability in Adobe Flash (not related to the “Private
Browsing” issue).
Adobe also issued
a security advisory for Adobe Reader, where...
It took Adobe over 6 months, and it seems that Flash will
finally support "Private Browsing" in version 10.1.
You should all upgrade to this version when it will become...
ThreatPost’s Denis Fisher wrote a blog
post about “Flash cookies and privacy” research paper, which states that
over 50% of the websites are using Flash cookies to track users.
This is very...
Back in July 2006, I had the opportunity to be part of a cool initiative
called “Month of Browser Bugs”. This
initiative was created by H.D Moore in order
to raise the awareness of security...
Mikeyy wrote a twitter worm. It’s
old news, I know, and by now Twitter seem to fix all the known vulnerabilities on
their website.
But, let’s say that there are no more XSS/CSRF/etc. vulnerabilities...
I love CORE Impact’s advisories.
Most of them contain a long timeline which most of the time I find very amusing.
Usually, whenever I post an advisory the timeline is short, as most of the...
If
you ask any Opera fanboy, he will tell you that Opera is the most secured browser.
Well frankly, it really is a good and secure browser, implementing many restrictions
that other browsers simply...
You all learned about the value
of sharing. When I was a kid my mother taught me that I should share my stuff
with my friends. Unfortunately, sharing is not always a good thing. Especially,...
We've just passed the Jewish
new year's holiday. Happy new year! It's a custom in this holiday to eat an apple
and honey for a sweet new year.
Sadly, this year starts with a little bit sour...