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• Tumblr worm proliferated due to XSS flaw

  04.12.2012

  Yesterday's worm rampage that left many a Tumblr site "defaced" with a message by Internet troll group GNAA was the result of improper input sanitation.

• eBay patches two critical security flaws on US website

  26.11.2012

  Two critical vulnerabilities in eBay's US website (ebay.com) have been closed by the company, preventing attackers from accessing and modifying one of its databases as well as steal eBay users' login credentials, reports The H Security.

• Enterprises lack programs to secure third-party software

  13.11.2012

  Veracode data indicates that despite increasing security risks from third-party and externally developed software, few enterprises currently have formal testing programs in place.

• Coverity Security Library released on GitHub

  29.10.2012

  Coverity announced the creation of the Coverity Security Library, an open source project available through GitHub and Maven to help developers easily fix cross-site scripting (XSS) security defects in Java web applications.

• Analysis of 15 million cyber attacks

  22.10.2012

  A new web application attack report by FireHost offers an impression of the current internet security climate and provides statistical analysis of 15 million cyber attacks blocked in the US and Europe during Q3 2012.

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