...sorry I held my laughter as long as I could. Now let's think about this for a minute. These small yet profitable companies probably have a few more dollars than you for online security and yet they are victims, hmmm...! ...Butch
F-Secure, McAfee and Symantec websites again XSSed
Written by DPFriday, 13 January 2012
Once again, the websites of the three famous antivirus vendors are vulnerable to cross-site scripting. The vulnerabilities were reported by "Zeitjak" and "dick" back in mid-April 2011 and appear to be working still. They can be triggered on...
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Not surprisingly, McAfee websites are susceptible to XSS attacks
Written by DP & KFWednesday, 30 March 2011
Famous antivirus vendor McAfee has been all over the news the past few days, regarding cross-site scripting and information disclosure vulnerabilities that affected several of its websites. It all started when...
Secure Amazon Seller Central password reset page XSSed
Written by DP
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Just another critical cross-site scripting vulnerability has been reported by "See Me" for Amazon Seller Central, a secure website where sellers who signed up for the "Checkout by Amazon" service can view and manage their orders...
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Just another critical cross-site scripting vulnerability has been reported by "See Me" for Amazon Seller Central, a secure website where sellers who signed up for the "Checkout by Amazon" service can view and manage their orders...
EV SSL-secured live PayPal site vulnerable to XSS
Written by DPWednesday, 6 October 2010
"d3v1l" from Security-Sh3ll has reported another critical XSS flaw affecting the live PayPal site, where "real money" changes hands... This XSS vulnerability once more undermines the security of Extended Validation SSL (EV SSL) digital certificates...
Persistent XSS bug discovered on eBay
Written by DP
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
Security researcher "Side3ffects" has contacted us regarding a critical persistent XSS that he discovered on eBay... One of the possible exploitation scenarios is malicious people stealing cleartext credentials from registered users by injecting an iframe tag that retrieves another rogue eBay login page from a remote server...
Reference:
Reference:
No comments:
Post a Comment