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Now, anyone can use JavaScript fuzzer from Mozilla and it would be followed by fuzzer for the HTTP and FTP protocols. The Mozilla Foundation has launched several open source security testing tools, in addition to several security enhancements coming...
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Four new dangers to the Full Disclosure mailing list for both the Microsoft Internet Explorer as well as Mozilla Firefox have been recently published by Michal...
made popular Jun 5 2007
At the recent annual CanSecWest conference, a security researcher maintained attendees that since JavaScript is getting an ever more key module of online attacks, the...
made popular Apr 21 2007
Primera is a 3D virtual world that has been developed by Sebastian Garcia after one year of intense work.
Primera is a multiplayer environment that runs entirely on...
made popular Mar 9 2007
It would be great for the developers to have a widget that works with every platform rather than on the only one where it was firstly developed. The W3C has these days...
made popular Feb 22 2007
Adobe has made all necessary changes and advancements in their cross platform runtime that will completely change the way users use web based applications.
The Apollo...
made popular Dec 18 2006
Internet baddies have found a new way of playing havoc with your favorite social networking site MySpace. A serious worm that exploits the Javascript code of the Apple...
made popular Dec 6 2006
Malware attacks created Web development tools like AJAX are on the rise. According to software security vendors, Web 2.0 threats may have arrived after the attack of...
made popular Jun 19 2006
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HTTP, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, is the method by which clients (i.e. you) and servers communicate. When someone clicks a link, types in a URL or submits out a form,...
made popular Jul 17 2008
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