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XSS Cheat Sheet: Prevent Cross Site Scripting Attacks, Injections [Infographic]

XSS Cheat Sheet: Prevent Cross Site Scripting Attacks, Injections [Infographic] | 21st Century Learning and Teaching | Scoop.it
Cross Site Scripting Tutorial: Learn how to identify and prevent attacks. Download a FREE cheat sheet. See how Veracode protects against XSS Injection.
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Learning basics of Cyber-Security: What kind of Cyber-Attacks? Analysis of 15 million cyber attacks

Learning basics of Cyber-Security: What kind of Cyber-Attacks? Analysis of 15 million cyber attacks | 21st Century Learning and Teaching | Scoop.it

Learning basics of Cyber-Security: What kind of Cyber-Attacks?

 

FireHost announced the findings of its latest web application attack report, which provides statistical analysis of the 15 million cyber attacks blocked by its servers in the US and Europe during Q3 2012. The report looks at attacks on the web applications, databases and websites of FireHost’s customers between July and September, and offers an impression of the current internet security climate as a whole.

 

XSS is now the most common attack type in the Superfecta, with CSRF now in second. FireHost’s servers blocked more than one million XSS attacks during this period alone, a figure which rose 69 percent, from 603,016 separate attacks in Q2 to 1,018,817 in Q3. CSRF attacks reached second place on the Superfecta at 843,517.

 

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XSS Flaw in WordPress Plugin Allows Injection of Malicious Code

XSS Flaw in WordPress Plugin Allows Injection of Malicious Code | 21st Century Learning and Teaching | Scoop.it
A security vulnerability in the WP Banners Lite plugin for WordPress sites allows an attacker to inject malicious html or javascript code.
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Twitter serait victime d’une faille donnant accès aux comptes utilisateurs

Twitter serait victime d’une faille donnant accès aux comptes utilisateurs | 21st Century Learning and Teaching | Scoop.it
Selon le site spécialisé Zataz, des pirates auraient diffusé des données de 39 000 comptes Twitter. L’accès à ces informations aurait été permis par une faille dans l’une des API du site de microblogging.

 

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