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[2012-10-10] - 05:31:04 - Using the HTML5 Fullscreen API for Phishing Attacks http://t.co/OAKFjKAq oh damn! that looks really good!

[2012-10-09] - 07:56:22 - I'm hangin' out at #HITB2012KUL with Paul Vixie John Draper (aka Captain Crunch). Wonder if they know what XSS is. ;)

[2012-10-06] - 12:59:37 - The timing of all this DNT controversy could not be better for my HiTB preso http://t.co/uXRYFWC3

[2012-10-06] - 12:59:37 - My PoC code is uses nothing but Perl for the back-end and Javascript / Dojo Toolkit for the front-end. Returning to my WebDev roots! ;)

[2012-10-05] - 07:55:48 - RT @Jabra: @kjhiggins logic flaws, design flaws and misconfigurations are better than 0days IMO. 0days have a limited lifespan. +1

[2012-10-04] - 12:30:42 - RT @appsecusa: 58 sessions, 3 keynotes and 144 hours of training at OWASP AppSec USA - http://t.co/GpwAutq5 + quality over quantity.

[2012-10-03] - 21:28:46 - RT @biosshadow: ?@ethicalhack3r: Analysis of Dom Xss vuln in a Facebook Like Button - http://t.co/8ZafJJ3S

[2012-10-03] - 21:28:46 - RT @pdp: Anyone can recommend public incidents/hacks which involved a XSS vulnerability? Twitter worm, Samy worm, http://t.co/Gr2uNrBQ

[2012-10-03] - 21:28:46 - RT @csima: Ugh webinspect sucks. Where's the innovation?! HP and innovation don't exactly mix, but of course you knew that already.

[2012-10-02] - 17:37:32 - Netcraft's SSL Survey found 2.3 million distinct, valid 3rd-party certs being used by HTTPS websites in Oct. http://t.co/ShcB9KJ0

[2012-10-02] - 09:49:53 - @scarybeasts Yes. Browsers stop allowing websites on non-RFC 1918 networks from issuing requests to RFC-1918 hosts. Kills off CSRF attack.

[2012-10-02] - 09:49:53 - @fcassia does the router not control all the network routes? whatever your DNS resolves to, the router can MiTM whatever correct?

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - New Java Vuln Found Affecting ver 5, 6, 7 SE http://t.co/QRoJPjzj I once had a concept called 'painful disclosure'...

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - ?apparently its being used against Sun. 0day a software product. Watch vendor run around for a while. When they patch, drop another, repeat.

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - RT @scarybeasts: @jeremiahg I don't see any 0day actually dropped. Assuming I didn't miss anything, that would turn the whole exercise i ...

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - RT @robertauger: Are Java 0day's even news anymore? #java ahaha. just the mornings given.

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - @ericwheeler ...end of a free Internet and a crippling blow to the tech industry? Well, Im impressed. DNT could do what DDoS never could!

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - RT @WeldPond: Bypass IE XSS filters (translated from Japanese) http://t.co/P3zBfZ0F HT @_wirepair

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - IMHO, if a system suffers a disruption due to DDoS, that's a strong indication that it could not be easily hacked directly.

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - Vandals break into congressman's office, install Linux on PCs http://t.co/iKNYkS8d cmon, this story can't be real

[2012-09-27] - 21:51:04 - @jerryhoff rocks it w/ another great OWASP Tutorial video. This time, its all about Strict Transport Security http://t.co/8tC5lgR9

[2012-09-22] - 05:56:41 - RT @RSnake: Finally got around to donating XSS cheat sheet to @OWASP http://t.co/YzTEL9MJ now if only combined: http://t.co/RpCRPbmN

[2012-09-20] - 05:34:23 - Though SDL advocates have shown the cost benefits of catching vulns before apps go live http://t.co/lASz52nL they have?

[2012-09-20] - 05:34:23 - My Pwn2Own wish is for the organizers to target A/V software in addition to OS's and Web browsers next year.

[2012-09-20] - 05:34:23 - @scarybeasts hahah, tell ya what. If this launches, I'll personally put up the first $1,000 for an A/V pwn2own bounty.

[2012-09-20] - 05:34:23 - ?Do Not Track?: Google Chrome Joins In http://t.co/FzogsISC I'm impressed. never thought we'd see it.

[2012-09-20] - 05:34:23 - RT @scarybeasts: Ok, $1k of mine too :) For max lulz / impact, challenge is: demo Chrome pwn _introed_ by AV install. oh, that's good!

[2012-09-19] - 06:09:01 - Want to vote in the upcoming OWASP Board election? Then you MUST register or apply for Honorary Membership by Sep 30th http://t.co/MNGYmddE

[2012-09-18] - 07:36:42 - RT @WeldPond: Phonetic attack commands crash bank phone lines. Blind SQLi buffer overflows http://t.co/UPQ0evjz HT @_wirepair

[2012-09-17] - 11:37:01 - @dguido @agelastic XSS is not so much about dataloss. Recall the million profiles infected by the MySpace worm, or one of the Twitter worms.

[2012-09-17] - 11:37:01 - @agelastic @dguido true for worms, but reflected XSS also used for acct takeover. PayPal: http://t.co/hp3Xse1F Apache: http://t.co/oIhoAlNp

[2012-09-17] - 11:37:01 - @dguido @agelastic trying to convey canary in the coal mine. I dont think we should have to wait until the mass hacks come to clean up xss.

[2012-09-17] - 11:37:01 - @agelastic @dguido IMHO, attackers shift to whatever is easiest. Still enough SQLi for attackers to mostly ignore other web-based vulns.

[2012-09-17] - 11:37:01 - @biosshadow con is a strong word. perhaps those infosec vendors are as equally uninformed as their customers.

[2012-09-16] - 23:06:50 - @rasmus XSS in the CSP? Not sure I follow...

[2012-09-16] - 23:06:50 - @dakami didn't DEVs make that jump from C/C++ to [memory] managed languages like C# Java? security was taken care of for them.

[2012-09-16] - 23:06:50 - @0x6D6172696F OTOH, making sure webapps have no CSRF, XSS, etc is extremely expensive. Perhaps managing default-deny CSP is cheaper.

[2012-09-15] - 07:04:33 - @_Joe_Davis_ when CAPTCHA is not an option, alternatives are out-of-band confirmation. Like email or SMS. Or in-band w/ password submission.

[2012-09-14] - 21:11:43 - @BrendanEich as an attacker, ideally I want all of them. technically you cant get 'all' in Chrome, but you can test for hundreds in moments.

[2012-09-14] - 21:11:43 - In IE, a website can detect what browser is set to default (via document.mimeType). Cant find a way to apply technique to Chrome/Firefox.

[2012-09-14] - 09:27:41 - New blog post: CRIME, MiTM, and XSS http://t.co/36SDEr5h I think I got all the details right. Highly nuanced area of Web security.

[2012-09-14] - 09:27:41 - Just installed the latest version of Apache (2.4.3). What do I find in the httpd.conf? BrowserMatch MSIE 10.0; bad_DNT

[2012-09-14] - 09:27:41 - RT @gepeto42: @jeremiahg yep. 1999 me wouldn?t believe this(MS enabling DNT, Apache fighting it as it?s not user selected) twilight zone

[2012-09-14] - 09:27:41 - Interesting. In Chrome a web page can detect what extensions, like AdBlock, a user has added using the chrome-extension:// trick.

[2012-09-13] - 23:47:49 - Crack in Internet's foundation of trust allows HTTPS session hijacking http://t.co/VjulZjtZ I read the 1st line and thought, XSS!

[2012-09-13] - 23:47:49 - If an attacker wants to MitM a user on an https connection, there two option for html injection:

[2012-09-13] - 23:47:49 - 1) Inject JS in any non-ssl requests sent to that domain. 2) locate an xss in the target, exploit via iframe, inject in ANY non-ssl request.

[2012-09-13] - 23:47:49 - @julianor need to double-check. with respect to CRIME, must the attacker be positioned on the network in order to sniff / mitm the user?

[2012-09-13] - 11:33:59 - I'm also strangely curious what these new rules are going to be. Anyone want to bet they are going to start with firewalls and anti-virus?

[2012-09-12] - 06:45:13 - Netcraft Sep 2012 Web Server Survey: 620,132,319 sites http://t.co/UvBuIbDp Amazon dubbed world's largest hosting location

[2012-09-12] - 06:45:13 - @0xcharlie We want the iPhone5 zero-day now! We don't want to hear your excuse that it's not out until the end of the year.

[2012-09-11] - 10:33:21 - Apache webserver updated to ignore Do Not Track settings in IE 10 http://t.co/0RMbP00B this ongoing 'fight' is sooooo much fun to watch

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