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LinkedIn defends security of Intro service

Oct

2013

As security experts liken LinkedIn’s Intro feature to a man-in-the-middle attack, the company has hit back with claims saying it considered all the security implications before rolling it out.

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Tapjacking: An Untapped Threat in Android

Dec

2012

Using social engineering tricks, a developer can create an app that tricks users into tapping a specifically-crafted app popup window (called toast view), making it a gateway for varied threats.This attack, dubbed tapjacking, takes advantage of a specific vulnerability in Android user interaction (UI) component.This technique is not very complicated but has serious security implications […]

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Popular sites with Apache server-status enabled

Oct

2012

Sucuri – Apache has a very useful functionality called server-status that allows administrators to easily find how well their servers are performing.It is basically an HTML page that displays the number of process working, status of each request, IP addresses that are visiting the site, pages that are being queried and things like that. All […]

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