Finding Web Flaws is not Point and Click

Successful web security testing is not as simple as point and click. Unfortunately, many people treat it as such. The thought process goes something like this: 1.    Load web vulnerability scanner. 2.    Enter URL to scan. 3.    Click Go. 4.    Generate report for the auditors….

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2012 – The Year Hacking Became a Political Weapon

On 30 November Reuters reported that Anonymous will shut down Syrian government websites worldwide to fight the government’s countrywide Internet blackout, which many believe was put into effect to silence opposition to President Bashar al-Assad. According to Martin Chulov of The Guardian, in his 29…

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The Email that Hacks You

Update: Seems to be working on TP-Link Routers as well (tested on TL-WR841N). Update2: Arcor EasyBox A600 also seems vulnerable. Opening a legitimate looking email on an iPhone, iPad or Mac while using an Asus router with a default or guessable password could compromise the security of…

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Keeping Your WordPress Blog Secure

If you have a WordPress blog or website, you’ll want a regular chain of visitors. Whether you’re sharing your personal opinions on niche topics or you’re running a business, here are a few tips you can use to make sure your WordPress Blog is secure…

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The Aftermath of an Online Attack

If you have a website, whether personal or business, that makes you a potential target for an online attack. After all, cyber crime is at an all time high as hackers can make a living from selling private or corporate data. Some people still don’t…

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