‘Padding Oracle’ Crypto Attack Affects Millions of ASP.NET Apps
Blog Digest September 2010
This is what is going to change in Cybersecurity Autumn
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Apple’s secret ‘wispr’ request Automated Padding Oracle Attacks with PadBuster Cell Phones Powered by Conversation? Consumerization and Corporate IT Security Exploring Stuxnet’s PLC Infection Process Feature: Compromising Twitter’s OAuth security system Hackers blind quantum cryptographers How dangerous is image file metadata? Iceberg – Dead Ahead Implementing two Factor Authentication on the Cheap, (Tue, Sep 21st) Integrity Levels and DLL Injection Is that Bill Gates staring back at you from Outlook 2010? IT Security Workers Are Most Gullible of All: Study Making Penetration Testers Lives Awful Malware Analysis and Response Step by Step Decision Tree Not every elliptic curve is the same: trough on ECC security Prior Knowledge Of User’s Cert Warning Behavior Product management and organization Researcher Claims ‘Evercookie’ Can’t Be Removed Security issues on Android Setting a Bad Example: How Not To Validate User Input SIP / VoIP Firewall: Differencies between Telephony and Security world Spammers Introduce New Email Internet Headers Static Analysis Fatigue The brain speaks: Scientists decode words from brain signals The Effect of Snakeoil Security The names and faces behind the ‘onMouseOver’ Twitter worm attack Thoughts on ‘Cyber Weapons’ Website Security Statistics Report (2010) – Industry Bechmarks What to do if your Facebook profile has been hacked Why do you spend time verifying vulnerability reports? Why Not Mix Signed and Unsigned Values in C/C++?
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