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URL rewriting attack -- in the phishing email, link to the correct page, then add a bunch of privilege-inflating addon crap on the end of the URL. Clever and mean.
It was their main recruiting poster, hung nearly ten feet up a wall! This means the hackers have LADDER technology! Are we headed for a future where everyone has to pay $50 for one of those locked plexiglass poster covers? More after the break ...
Google made the link a valuable commodity, so hackers are compromising sites and then getting paid to inject links.
The web, and big tech at large, is tracking our every move, habit, and facial expression. As developers who are also users, we both contribute to the surveillance system and are exploited by it. But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Firefox is getting ready to turn on its automatic anti-snooping tools to stop web ‘fingerprinting” tricks.
🙀 A cat explains how HTTPS works...in a comic! 😻
CPDoS, a new web-cache poisoning attack could allow attackers to target Content Distribution Network (CDN) protected websites with DoS attacks.
blog on various aspects of technology (FOSS, security, privacy) and society (open web, digital freedom)
EU: "If you put a web bug on your website, you are responsible for the privacy implications."
Note: Read about past updates to this technology in other blog posts about Intelligent Tracking Prevention, and the Storage Access API.
» The practical value of semantic HTML
PentesterLab: Learn web hacking the right way
PentesterLab: Learn web hacking the right way
Maybe you were once advised to "look for the padlock" as a means of telling legitimate e-commerce sites from phishing or malware traps. Unfortunately, this has never been more useless advice. New research indicates that half of all phishing scams…
HTTP/3, possibly, over UDP and encrypted by default.
User experience and performance are aligned–in theory. Jason Lengstorf gets into the paradox of how the steps we take to make things easier for our users might actually be making things worse for t…
People assume it means their information will be kept private. Nothing could be further from the truth.