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DOM Based XSS In AVG
Lately, i have been researching on DOM based XSS a bit, Recently i found a DOM based XSS in AVG, DOM based XSS is caused due to lack of input filtering inside client side
How To Unmap Google Sites To Solve "Another blog or Google Site is already using this address."
The literal cause of the error "Another blog or Google Site is already using this address." is that the Google Sites service is mapped to the address in question, in the Google domain services
Adobe Zero Day Malware - Upgrade Adobe Reader and Acrobat
A few days ago we blogged about Adobe's Zero-Day Malware affecting Adobe Reader and Acrobat. The malware was investigated on by Sophos Lab and they uncovered an ample amount of information. We reported that
Browser Cache, And Blogs Locked After Hacking
The effects of browser cache, upon our Internet life, are not always understood. Most of us know, by now, to clear cache and restart the browser, after updating a blog, for consistent testing. Some
All Problems And Solutions Related To SQL injection
Today I'll write a tutorial for you that covers most problems while applying SQL injection and solutions to them. Probably
If You Moderate Comments Using Email, Mark The Spam Properly
One evidence of confusion, in Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken, comes from blog owners who are moderating comments, to their blogs, using comment moderation email.I am constantly assailed by spam comments, being published
Jailbreak iOS 6.1.2 Untethered On All iDevices
Apple has been quick to patch the last of the bugs found in the iOS 6.1.1. With the release of iOS 6.1.2 it seemed that Apple would patch the jailbreak exploit as well. Fortunately,
Malware Classification, And Country Code Redirection
We're seeing a few complaints, in Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken, about overly aggressive malware classification. Many of the complaints are from blog owners who only want to publish their blogs without fear
BlackBerry Users At Risk
Attention all BlackBerry users! You are vulnerable to remote attacks by hackers.It has been reported by Blackberry security advisory that it is possible for hackers to infiltrate BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Hackers can also run
Facebook's Security Breeched - Java Zero-Day Vulnerability Found
Facebook was attacked by unidentified hackers on Friday. The attack was carried out when Facebook Co.'s employees visited a developer's website which was, you guessed it, compromised. The malware was installed on their laptops
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Blind SQL Injection - Detection And Exploitation
In our previous post "SQL Injection Basics - Union Based", I explained the basic technique not only to find detect sql injection vulnerabilities also how to exploit SQL Injection vulnerabilities with Union based method. However, In this post
Custom Redirects, And Old FTP Published Blog URLs
Long ago, Blogger blog owners would publish a blog as part of an existing website. With the website published as "www.mydomain.com", they would create a website subdirectory "www.mydomain.com/myblog", and publish the blog there. The
Country Code Aliases Are Not In Use, In All Non USA Countries
One source of confusion, about the occasionally misunderstood country code aliasing of BlogSpot published blogs, comes from the way the aliasing is being installed, world wide. Country Code Aliasing is a new feature -
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