List Of Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors Published
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A consortium involving as many as 30 international security organisations has divulged ‘25 most dangerous programming errors’, as a part of its efforts to make the software development business more accountable. The US-backed joint project, which is run by the Mitre and SANS Institute, first revealed Top 25 common programming errors in January 2009 to give away details on most common vulnerabilities that left software users prone to unauthorised cyber...
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A team of security researchers from Princeton University have listed cross-site request forgeries (CSRF) threats on four prominent websites, including YouTube, MetaFilter, ING Direct and the New York Times.Although, YouTube,...
Social Networking Websites Vulnerable to Malware Attack Says Researchers
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Social networking websites can turn out to be a potential platform for hacking attacks, a new research claimed. A team of security researchers from the Foundation for Research and Technology, Herakolin, Greece has illustrated...
FEMA phones hacked - loads of international calls made
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Now here's an irony. It seems that hackers have broken into the Homeland Security Department's telephone system in the US last weekend and chunked up about $12,000 in calls to the Middle East and Asia.According to the Associated...
Internet ‘Poisoning’ Opens Corporate Networks Security Vulnerability
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Details of Oyster Card Hack To Be Released in October
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Oyster Card Security Issues could join Signal Failures and Trade union disputes in the list of significant problems that Transport for London could be facing in the forthcoming months. A ruling in Netherlands now means that...
Microsoft vulnerability compromised half a million web pages
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Up to 500,000 web pages and thousands of websites including some belonging to the United Nations could have been hacked thanks to a security issue in Microsoft's Web server according to one security firm. The attack started last...
Outsource your code & you're more likely to be hacked
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In a new report released by European information technology analysis group, Quocirca, organisations that admitted to being frequently hacked, all outsource at least some of their coding practice, with 90 percent outsourcing more...
Hannaford card data breach might be the result of vulnerable code says Fortify
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Apple's Leopard OS gets 0wn3d first in hacking contest
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In a hacking contest pitting a Macbook Air laptop loaded with OSX 10.5.2, a Sony Laptop living with Vista Ultimate SP1 inside, or a Linux box running Ubuntu 7.10, the Mac platform was hacked within 2 minutes by one of the...
Windows Hacking Made Easy with Firewire
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Flash vulnerability opens router to attack
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Security vulnerability could ground new 787 jet
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UK Gov plans ban on hacking tools
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iPhone 1.1.1 firmware hacked
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