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• Preventing Security Development Errors: Lessons Learned at Windows Live by Using ASP.NET MVC

  
  CGISecurity - Website and Application Security News — Authority: 114
  Microsoft has published a paper on its ASP.NET MVC framework, how to use it, and how utilization of an SDL eliminates the potential to introduce vulnerabilities such as XSRF. From the paper "On the Microsoft platform, most Web applications are based on ASP.NET and the Microsoft®.NET Framework. ASP.NET MVC is a new...
  2 weeks ago

• Pligg pluggs holes: vulnerability remediation done right

  
  HolisticInfoSec.org — Authority: 106
  Part 1 of 2 of Vulnerability remediation done * Often, when I disclose web application vulnerabilities to Secunia, who in turn works with vendors to drive mitigation and remediation, we are met with vendors who dont reply , dont care , or dont fix . Yet, once in a rare while a vendor chooses the righteous ...
  3 weeks ago

• Writing Secure WordPress Plugins talk by Mark Jaquith

  
  Infinite Pig Theorem — Authority: 106
  Continuing my notes and remarks from WordCamp , I attended Writing Secure Plugins , which was given by Mark Jaquith (@ markjaquith on Twitter). I found the talk to be also slightly introductory on security matters but nicely oriented to WordPress plugins and general PHP Web app development. I believe most of ...
  4 weeks ago

• Wanna C Somthin HOT!?? Click Da Button, Baby!

  
  Computerworld Blogs — Authority: 145
  A new Facebook clickjacking worm is doing the rounds. And this ones fiendishly clever. In IT Blogwatch , bloggers are wary of Greeks bearing gifts. read more
  4 weeks ago

• New Facebook Worm is Rated "R"

  
  Security Watch — Authority: 559
  Gadi Evron noted a new Facebook worm over the weekend. The hook to it appears in a friends profile as the racy image at left. Click the image, and you are brought to a Web page with the same image. Analysis by famous malware analyst Nick Fitzgerald calls this a CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) attack, a cousin ...
  4 weeks ago

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