This post is the third and final entry for our 3-part series on HTML5. You may check the previous two entries, HTML5 – The Good, and HTML5 – The Bad. Welcome back to the final part of our miniseries on HTML5 and the security issues surrounding it. Today, we are going to look at [...]
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This post is the second of a 3-part series of blog entries on HTML5. You can also check the first part: HTML – The Good. Yesterday, we started the first of a three-part series investigating the new HTML5 standard. We started this by looking at some of the new features which are going to [...] This morning, I came across an entertaining Christmas-themed ZeuS Web panel while monitoring online forums. Here’s what it looks like: I investigated the contents of the web panel package, which turned out to be Ghost Panel with a modified skin: As our readers probably recall, the Ghost Panel is an altered version of the [...] This post is the first of a 3-part series of blog entries on HTML5 HTML5 is the fifth revision of the language that makes the web work, and this Wednesday we will be releasing a paper detailing some of the new attacks that are made possible by this technology. Over the next three days we’ll [...] Last month, Google announced that they were making search more secure for their users. They announced that users already signed in to Google would have a more secure experience. This meant two things: first, search queries and results would now be sent via HTTPS. This protects the searches of users with unsecured Internet connections, such [...] |
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