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T-Mobile 4G Hotspot Multiple Vulnerabilities(thexploit.com)
2 points by thexploit 14y ago|0 comments
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by thexploit 14y ago
Somewhat ironic considering you'd think banks would do a security assessment of the technologies they use.
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by thexploit 14y ago
Yikes!
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by thexploit 14y ago
Small percentage but still interesting. Although if this functionality didn't exist, would it really be missed? I suppose these are the people playing on guest computers/at work. Wonder how many of those 33% of people have an up-to-date Jav
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by thexploit 14y ago
Yes, this is somewhat unfortunate and someone should really light a fire under the HTML5 implementors. However, I wouldn't call it essential since you can archive/zip/tar a bunch of files and upload them all at once and do the processing se
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by thexploit 14y ago
Agreed. Except the common user likely doesn't even know it's enable or how to disable it. Thankfully, Firefox disables by default now.
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by thexploit 14y ago
Yea, I have an idea of what would happen ... we'd have a ton less people getting their boxes easily owned because they visited some webpage and happen to have some old technology installed that they don't ever even use.
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My Plea to Oracle: Axe Java Applets(thexploit.com)
11 points by thexploit 14y ago|20 comments
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Critical PHP Remote Vuln Introduced in Hashtable DOS Patch(thexploit.com)
3 points by thexploit 15y ago|0 comments
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A Textbook Buffer Overflow: A Look at the FreeBSD telnetd Code(thexploit.com)
64 points by thexploit 15y ago|23 comments
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Setting up your own IPSEC VPN(thexploit.com)
3 points by thexploit 15y ago|0 comments
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Book Review: The CERT Oracle Secure Coding Standard for Java(thexploit.com)
1 points by thexploit 15y ago|0 comments