Surviving The Week

10 Vulnerable Web Applications You Can Play With There are number of vulnerable web applications to be discoverd.  Many times we are asked for known […]

United States Department of Defense data leaked by Anonymous hackers A group named “Wikiboat” attacked the website of the Department of Defense and gained access […]

LinkedIn confirms hack, over 60% of stolen passwords already cracked Linkedin, one of the most popular professional social engineering sites has confirmed a compromise of […]

Revealed: Hundreds of words to avoid using online if you don’t want the government spying on you This week, The Department of Homeland Security has […]

Not that it has been a quiet week in the web application seucrity arena, it was simply a busy week. Microsoft’s SDL Expands Beyond Redmond […]

WAF Wars WAF is more commonly used as an IDS rather than IPS, This is mainly due to the amount of alerts they generate when […]

Common User Passwords Profiler Interesting python script which when used in conjunction with information from social media i.e. Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin it can create […]

Insight to online black markets and how they work A short article that provides a brief look at how bitcoins and Tor make anonymous black […]

Decline in web application vulnerabilities? Interesting article and kind of funny.  No responsibility is taken for the problem.  One of the reasons for this disparity […]

Using Reverse Proxies To Secure Databases This study provides a unique technique to protect against SQL Injection.  However, it is not a full proof solution […]

Another trends report for 2011 through Q1 2012 This report details the continued threat of vulnerabilities within web apps, mobile apps, and specific vulns with […]