Hypervisor Security Concerns
First off, this is the article that almost didn’t happen. If you don’t want to hear this, just skip down to the “All That Aside” heading below, but I encourage
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First off, this is the article that almost didn’t happen. If you don’t want to hear this, just skip down to the “All That Aside” heading below, but I encourage
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As I’m sure some readers noticed, we were temporarily offline for a few hours. Apparently, our recent article that spilled the beans on 4chan’s Facebook account compromises pissed off the
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Think deleting your web history and cookies from within your web browser deletes all traces of where you’ve been and what you’ve been doing from the prying eyes of peers
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It isn’t surprising that a bug in the Microsoft Internet Explorer ActiveX controller has caused the flawed browser to be exploited since early July of this year. What is surprising,
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So Twitter is down today along with Facebook, LiveJournal, and other miscellaneous social media outages/slowdowns. Is this the finally rise of Conficker, the “sleeping bear” virus?
This is an experimental way to accomplish the implementation of a background app/daemon on an Apple iPhone. As of this writing, the iPhone SDK does not allow the development of
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Throughout the years, there have been several JavaScript/CSS/VBScript exploits in various browsers (and by “various”, I mean mostly Internet Explorer) that allow a remote site to view a user’s complete
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As of a Facebook announcement on both the developer blog and the top of the site for all users, Facebook is getting support for actual usernames in addition to what
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If you’ve ever used Adobe Air, you’ll notice that on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows Vista/7 you will be prompted for a password (or UAC “continue/cancel” prompt) in order
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Spam sucks, period. But how do you stop spam effectively without putting your users through any kind of inconvenience (i.e. CAPTCHAs or lame questions)? In this piece, I’ll explore methods
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