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Security Flaw Found in OAuth and OpenID, Here’s What It Means for You

03
May
2014

Another day, another major internet security flaw . A bug has been found in OpenID and OAuth 2.0, two authentication programs that let you log into web sites using your Google, Facebook, and other major accounts.

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Major security hole found in popular login protocols – and it won’t be fixed anytime soon

02
May
2014

Following the major Heartbleed security issue that affected millions of websites, a different vulnerability has been discovered that could have allowed hackers to steal certain personal data from users. CNET reports that a security flaw in the OAuth and OpenID online login protocols could be used to steal data and redirect users to malicious websites. Dubbed […]

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Microsoft won’t leave XP out of today’s major Internet Explorer security update

01
May
2014

Late last week Microsoft announced that it had discovered a serious security flaw in Internet Explorer (versions 6 through 11!) that left users vulnerable to attack. Nefarious characters could use malicious sites to infect a target machine and even take it over remotely.

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