Webinar : Protecting Web Apps with Secure Components
GlobalPlatform is hosting a free webinar to outline the privacy and security benefits that secure elements bring for the protection of web apps. This webinar will offer insight into its new...
Report : 61.5% of Websites still uses PHP5
Two months only remaining for PHP5 to get security releases before its official end of life. The version 5 of PHP is powering the web since 2014, however it is no...
PHPVatch, Top 1M websites leaking PHP versions
With just few weeks until PHP 5.6 EoL, PHPVatch checks top 1 million websites from Alexa Top 1 million sites which are leaking their PHP versions
Only 4.88% of these websites have...
Behind the Scenes of Wikipedia’s Migration to HHVM
As we have previously announced, Wikipedia migrated its platform to HHVM and we have found some interesting details on their experience posted by Ori Livneh in a Wikimedia blog post. Today...
Facebook Like Clickjacking Vulnerability
Eric Kerr pointed in his blog to a vulnerability in Facebook like button which basically allow an attacker to trick you into Liking something without your discretion.
How the attack works:
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Apache : Why you should disable .htaccess
Sincerely, I can't agree with James Hayden that the $500 millions Healthcare.gov website failed due to an Apache misconfiguration, because a half billion website should not exist at all ! But totally...
Composer security Harderning
Composer is a dependency manager for PHP, and is the de facto one. It is a great software developed by brilliant people, and Composer security have the necessary precautions in place to prevent...
What about relaunching the PHP Security Consortium?
The PHP Security Consortium was first launched in 2005, but since that date the initiative didn't see any new development even if it contributed with many interesting security resources to the...
Plain text considered harmful: A cross-domain exploit
Benjamin Dumke-von der Ehe posted a proof of concept for a cross domain exploit using plain text, available mainly in Firefox using Proxy objects and possibly in Chrome if you enable...
The Spanner Blog : Bypassing XSSAuditor
The spammer blog posted about bypassing XSS Auditor, a tool built-in Chrome and IE and enabled by default to prevent XSS attacks or just doing some weird things to your page....