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Old Drupal Flaw Still Used to Hack Websites

02

Jun

2016

More than 19 months after it was patched by Drupal developers, a critical SQL injection vulnerability in the popular content management system is still being exploited by malicious actors to hack websites. The vulnerability in question, tracked as CVE-2014-3704 and dubbed by researchers “Drupalgeddon,” is related to a database abstraction API used in Drupal 7. […]

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Clipboard poisoning attacks on the Mac

30

May

2016

Graham Cluley drew my attention the other day to an issue that has apparently been known to some for years, but was new to me: clipboard poisoning, an issue where a website can replace what you think is on your clipboard with something else. Although this seems like an insignificant issue on first glance, it turns out […]

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Can Google replace passwords by tracking you more thoroughly?

25

May

2016

With password managers to take care of ch00sing c0MPl1c/tEd p455WOrdz for us, and with two-factor authentication (2FA) to reduce the value of stolen or poorly-chosen passwords, you could argue that we no longer need to supplant passwords, because they’re easier than ever to use securely. Password managers not only happily use passwords like 5G*wjcn@03lWRFq, where […]

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