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» Top Five Web Application Vulnerabilities 9/2/08 - 9/14/08

1) Joomla! Multiple Remote Vulnerabilities and Weaknesses Joomla! is susceptible to multiple remote vulnerabilities which are exploitable via a browser. Remote attackers can leverage these issues to conduct phishing attacks, redirect victims to attacker-controlled sites, and send unsolicited spam. Other...
Posted to Top Web Vulnerabilities (Weblog) by mark.painter on 09-15-2008

» How Prevalent Are XSS Vulnerabilities?

How Prevalent Are Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerabilities? Based on a recent experiment, I wasn't surprised to see that they're everywhere and finding dozens at a time doesn't present much of a challenge. Back in September, 2006 I sought to find empirical evidence of the prevalence of...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 01-31-2007

» Decoding the Google Blacklist

After publishing last week's blog entitled ‘A Tour of the Google Blacklist' , I received a few queries about Google's encoded/hashed blacklist (enchash). This blacklist is separate from the unencoded blacklist that was the focus of the previous blog. It is also much larger, currently...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 01-10-2007

» A Tour of the Google Blacklist

[Update 01.10.07: In response to some of the queries that I've been receiving, I've published a follow up blog to discuss the structure/decryption algorithm of Google's Encoded/Hashed Blacklist .] I recently decided to devote a day to walking through the Google Blacklist . While some of the...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 01-04-2007

» Fun With Google Code Search

Yesterday, Google Labs launched a search tool that has many developers salivating. It's called Google Code Search (GCS) and allows developers to search source code from other projects to assist them in finding code for reuse. It has some impressive functionality as it indexes not only raw text but...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 10-06-2006

» What is Google Binary Search and Should We Fear It?

Background The so-called Google Binary Search (GBS) gained a fair bit of press attention in July 2006, when PC World published an article entitled ' Google's Binary Search Helps Identify Malware '. In the article, Websense revealed that they had used an undocumented Google search feature...
Posted to Michael Sutton's Blog (Weblog) by erik.peterson on 09-14-2006
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