b)
> and about CaptchaSecurityImages.php and webapps which are using it, show
> that particularly in open source vulnerable (web) applications can
> widespread very much.
>
> > various "hitch hiker" applications... toolbars, trial software, etc.
>
> Jeff, I'm
d" ones, can have their own holes (so with every
additional "bonus" program the overall security of the system is
decreasing). So everyone must take care of "additional apps", both web and
desktop (such as toolbars), and install only what they really want.
Best wishes & re
Amen to that. Everything seems to be delivered for installation and even
increasingly with *each* update, carrying various "hitch hiker" applications...
toolbars, trial software, etc.
Sun Java updates installing toolbars, Adobe doing toolbars, even FoxIT
installed some toolbars (even after I s
I think Universities should rethink their Software Development courses...
Valdis has got a very strong point. Here's my own. I got Safari to test
websites I develop.
Apple seems to think that during a recommended/critical Safari update, I
should be installing iTunes.
Oh, and surprise, with iTunes
2010/4/9 :
> On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:49:58 +0200, "Jan G.B." said:
>
>> And where's the point in reporting several projects that use a -say-
>> library which has a reported problem? (I mean, you've send quite the
>> same mail with a different software to bugtraq, today.)
>
> A few years ago, a rath
On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:49:58 +0200, "Jan G.B." said:
> And where's the point in reporting several projects that use a -say-
> library which has a reported problem? (I mean, you've send quite the
> same mail with a different software to bugtraq, today.)
A few years ago, a rather nasty vulnerabilit
2010/4/9 MustLive :
> Hello Full-Disclosure!
>
Quoting the list charter: "Gratuitous advertisement, product
placement, or self-promotion is forbidden."
And where's the point in reporting several projects that use a -say-
library which has a reported problem? (I mean, you've send quite the
same ma
Hello Full-Disclosure!
I want to warn you about security vulnerabilities in system phpCOIN.
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Advisory: Vulnerabilities in phpCOIN
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URL: http://websecurity.com.ua/4090/
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Affected products: phpCOIN 1.6.5 and prev
