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Bug bounties are in the news again. Twitter has announced its own new scheme, while Robert Graham of Errata Security claims legal actions brought for loss of personal data will ...
Microsoft case shows the NSA is not a hacking threat; organized crime remains the biggest problem.
Today when the media is full of talk about privacy and the right to be forgotten introduced by Google, I get the impression that some companies use and even abuse their right to ...
High-Tech Bridge operates a responsible disclosure policy. When our researchers find a vulnerability we file a report to the vendor, which contains all details about the ...
ImmuniWeb® Self-Fuzzer is a simple Firefox browser extension designed to detect Cross-Site Scripting and SQL Injection vulnerabilities in web applications.
In our interconnected world, users are everyday facing an hostile environment, even if most of them are usually not aware of the underlying risks. During his talk at 4th brokers ...
Fuzzing is the art of knowing how to put heavy pressure on software in order to find security vulnerabilities. Fuzzing frameworks have been among us since many years. Some of them ...
In November 2012 High-Tech Bridge Security Research Lab discovered multiple vulnerabilities in Novell GroupWise 2012. Details of the vulnerabilities were disclosed in April 2013. ...
Memory analysis and manipulation can provide security analysts with formidable weapons. During his talk at Information Security Day for ISACA Luxembourg Chapter, Frédéric BOURLA ...
Nowadays, a wide range of techniques can be used to find vulnerabilities and bugs in binaries applications. The aim of this paper is to introduce the main concepts of In-Memory ...
Vulnerabilities in Adobe Flash Player has been widely used by cyber criminals since 2006 to penetrate remote systems. During the month of August 2012 a widespread 0day was used to ...
The World Wide Web is the growth engine of our decade. Because the Web has the power to make everything available to anyone, anytime, where ever they are, through which ever ...
