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Safari Bug in Setting Cookies in Certain Domains May Let Remote Users Conduct Session Fixation Attacks: related news
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Apple Safari. A remote user may be able to set cookies on certain domains as part of a session fixation attack.
in Domain Names
via Security Tracker @ 13:31 24th Jul
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in Handhelds
via Computerworld @ 13:55 5th Aug
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Mozilla Firefox. A remote user may be able to cause arbitrary code to be executed on the target user's system.
in Open Source
via Security Tracker @ 1:03 20th Jul
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CVE Reference: CVE-2008-2587 , CVE-2008-2590 , CVE-2008-2591 , CVE-2008-2592 , CVE-2008-2600 , CVE-2008-2602 , CVE-2008-2603 , CVE-2008-2604 , CVE-2008-2605 , CVE-2008-2607 , CVE-2008-2608 , CVE-2008-2611 , CVE-2008-2613
in Computer Security
via Security Tracker @ 23:36 16th Jul
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Reader Alex links to news of a study comparing the currency and patch level of various Web browsers, excerpting: "Firefox users were far and away the most likely to use the latest version, with an overwhelming 83.3 percent running an updated browser on any given day. However, despite Firefox's single click integrate auto-update functionality, 16.7 percent of Firefox users still continue to access the Web with an outdated version of the browser, researchers said. The study also revealed that the majority of Safari users (65.3) percent were likely to use the latest version of the browser between December 2007 and June 2008, after Safari version 3 became available. Meanwhile, Microsoft's Internet Explorer users ranked last in terms of safe browsing.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 7:12 7th Jul
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This document describes how to install a mail server based on Postfix that is based on virtual users and domains, i.e. users and domains that are in a MySQL database. I'll also demonstrate the installation and configuration of Courier (Courier-POP3, Courier-IMAP), so that Courier can authenticate against the same MySQL database Postfix uses.
in Domain Names
via Dotnetindex.com @ 19:30 10th Jul
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Opera. A remote user can modify framed content from arbitrary sites.
in Domain Names
via Security Tracker @ 16:23 21st Aug
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Red Hat Certificate System. A user may be able to bypass certificate signing policies.
in Linux
via Security Tracker @ 14:32 3rd Jul
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Portable accessory manufacturer USBfever on Friday unveiled two new products that it certifies work with the iPhone 3G: the iPod Wired Remote Control, and the FM Transmitter with Handsfree. The iPod Wired Remote Control offers both iPhone and iPod users a lapel-pinnable remote for controlling songs, with a built-in pass-through for headphones. USBfever is selling the iPod Wired Remote Control is available for $15 through its website.
in Handhelds
via MacNN @ 0:13 12th Jul
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in Linux
via Security Tracker @ 23:05 31st Jul
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reQall has released the first memory aid created specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch. reQall is based on research into memory protheses from MIT's Media Lab, and allows users to add reminders simply by speaking things. Voice reminders are then instantly converted into text and delivered back to users at the appropriate time. reQall can remind users in various ways, such as in a text message ,instant message, email or calendar alerts. reQall has been built to recognize certain keywords so that it knows what to do with different messages. If a user says "buy" reQall will take that message and add it to a shopping list, if a date is said, reQall adds the date right into the calendar. reQall also lets users take pictures and store them for remembering things that may be hard to describe.
in Handhelds
via MacNN @ 19:17 2nd Aug
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Google is considering allowing users of its search engine to tinker with query results by re-ranking them and commenting on them.
in Search Engines
via NZ PC World @ 23:23 27th Aug
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The OneGeology project aims to develop an internet-based map of our naked world - Earth stripped of flora and man-made additions to reveal its underlying geology. It looks as if New Zealand's GNS Science is involved so we may get...
in Search Engines
via Computerworld New Zealand @ 10:42 31st Aug
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I have 3 domains forwarding to my optimized site. I bought the domains a few weeks ago and I noticed that they have a few back links, now since I forward those domains to my mains website Google is counting them as back links for my main site. Since this works should I buy awhole bunch of domains with back links and forward them to my site???
in Domain Names
via High Rankings @ 16:20 29th Aug
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Google Inc. is considering allowing users of its search engine to tinker with query results by re-ranking them and commenting on them.
in Search Engines
via Computerworld @ 15:09 27th Aug
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How do you get Windows users to try GNU/Linux? The question has no easy answer. Many users aren't clear what an operating system is, let alone how to install one. However, eager to recruit friends and family (if only to avoid tech-support on Windows), over the years the free and open source software (FOSS) community has developed a number of ways for Windows users to try GNU/Linux without turning their backs on Windows altogether.
in Developer
via Datamation @ 17:57 30th Jun
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Mozilla Firefox. A remote user can cause arbitrary code to be executed on the target user's system.
in Open Source
via Security Tracker @ 23:10 16th Jul
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Sun Java Web Proxy Server. A remote or local user can cause denial of service conditions.
in Developer
via Security Tracker @ 15:51 14th Aug
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in OpenOffice. A remote user with the ability to masquerade as the update server can install arbitrary code on the target user's system.
in Open Source
via Security Tracker @ 13:42 31st Jul
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Sun Java. A remote user with the ability to masquerade as the update server can install arbitrary code on the target user's system.
in Developer
via Security Tracker @ 12:21 31st Jul
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Los Angeles - Apple (NASD: AAPL) has applied for a patent on technology that would allow users to stream their iTunes libraries from a remote device, such as an iPhone or iPod, Apple Insider reported. The system would stream songs -- or potentially photos, video, audiobooks and games -- from your home computer via a Wi-Fi connection or mobile network. Another element would allow users to stream songs directly between iPhones or other remote devices, similar to a feature offered by Microsoft's Zune.
in IP & Patents
via Digital Media Wire @ 5:36 9th Aug
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bullyBEEF writes "Malicious hackers are using booby-trapped Flash banner ads to hijack clipboards for use in rogue security software attacks. In the Web attacks, which affect Mac, Windows, and Linux users running Firefox, IE, and Safari, bad guys are seizing control of the machine's clipboard (probably using the Flash command setClipboard) and inserting a hard-to-delete URL that points to a fake anti-virus program. A number of legitimate sites have been seen to host acs carrying the attack — including Newsweek, Digg, and MSNBC.com. Researcher Aviv Raff offers a harmless demo of how it's done."
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 4:20 20th Aug
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A new Internet users’ privacy scheme has been recommended by the European Parliament which approved amendments to the EU’s e-privacy directive. The report is expected to be adopted by the full Parliament in September, the committee said. Under the plan, Internet service providers will be required to tell customers about hacker attacks that could lead to privacy invasions such as identity theft or email snooping. The service providers will also have to list network security breaches in their annual reports. Also, when governments access individuals’ private data, the service providers must inform national regulatory authorities, who can refer cases to court when governments exceed their authority, a key factor which was pushed by the parliament’s Socialist Group.
in Data Privacy
via New Europe @ 20:05 1st Jul
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Yoggie Security Systems: Don't let internet attacks spoil your travel abroad with Yoggie's miniature internet security devices; Yoggie Summer Special- Any customer purchasing a Gatekeeper Pico during July-August will get a free carrying case.
in Computer Security
via Macro World Investor @ 20:51 9th Jul
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