Joanna has stated her technical requirements for the challenge and Thom and
group has accepted them, so why not turn this into what it really is... a
bet.
The losing team agrees to pay the other $350,000 - if both groups are really
so confident there shouldn't be any issue.
On 6/30/07, Bipin G
How is this a vulnerability? this is a common design trade-off of SSO tokens. In order to support the user opening and closing multiple applications and not requiring them to login again to individual applications (which is the point of SSO) they must invalidate the token in specific instances whil
I had not seen a realistic, working public example until I picked up on this just the other day. Granted, it's sketchy on details, but assuming it is a honest example it is impressive.
http://www.lightbluetouchpaper.org/2006/03/09/video-eavesdropping-demo-at-cebit-2006/Everything else seemed to ref
