Posted on February 1 2010 by Pete Lindstrom
In the past few weeks, the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) has been all the rage in the infosec world. Security professionals everywhere are taking sides about whether APT is new or not, despite (or perhaps due to) the lack of a clear and consistent definition.
It started with Google suggesting (but not explicitly stating) that the [...]
Posted on November 16 2009 by Pete Lindstrom
Here is a list of the top ten Web security risks:
Hidden Manipulation
Cookie Poisoning
Backdoor and Debug Options
Buffer Overflow
Stealth Commanding
3rd Party Misconfiguration
Known Vulnerabilities
Parameter Tampering
Cross Site Scripting
Forceful Browsing
Looks like a pretty timely list, doesn’t it? Actually, I pulled this list out of my archive. I got it from Sanctum when they called it “10 Types of Web Perversion” [...]
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