The Difference Between CSRF and Clickjacking
This might be obvious to those most familiar with CSRF and Clickjacking, but for those just getting a handle on...
Read more →This might be obvious to those most familiar with CSRF and Clickjacking, but for those just getting a handle on...
Read more →It’s not that their logical arguments are slightly more emotional than democratic logical arguments; they’re actually purposely avoiding logic altogether....
Read more →Yeah, that Notepad. It has a feature that few know about, and I’m not talking about word wrap. You can...
Read more →Many, especially in the blogsphere, are fond of saying, “This country is becoming fascist.” Or, “We’re on a path to...
Read more →Every year, the number of vulnerabilities discovered and recorded increases. The sheer volume of vulnerabilities makes it impractical for organizations...
Read more →There is much debate in the information security world regarding the proper definition of security. I have seen dozens of...
Read more →When debating someone who believes in the fundamental components of the Christian narrative, i.e. the choice by man to eat...
Read more →In late 2023, we’ve discovered and coordinated a quite interesting vulnerability affecting the Emarsys SDK for Android versions 3.6.1 and...
Read more →Many of my friends who are still somewhat religious despite being freethinkers see the benefits of rejecting ideologies that are...
Read more →At Fyodor‘s talk last week at Blackhat he talked about the research he’s been doing, and the ways that research...
Read more →You don’t have to be an ego-freak to wonder if others are talking about you online. Egosurfing, i.e. the act...
Read more →Agentic AI is transforming business. Organizations are increasingly integrating AI agents into core business systems and processes, using them as...
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