02-08-2010 17:05
Trojanci u dodacima za Firefox
B92: Mozilla je objavila da su dva dodatka Firefoxa za operativni sistem Windows uspela da "prevare" njihov sistem za antivirusnu proveru i da sadrže viruse. Izvor: Mikro
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08-27-2010 20:06
 In an effort to help mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks that make normal HTTP connections look like secured HTTPS sessions, Mozilla is adding support in Firefox 4 for a new technology called HTTP Strict Transport Security that enables site operators to tell browsers to always request an HTTPS session on future visits. Shorten URL: . Click to copy to clipboard or post to Twitter
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08-27-2010 20:06
In an effort to help mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks that make normal HTTP connections look like secured HTTPS sessions, Mozilla is adding support in Firefox 4 for a new technology called HTTP Strict Transport Security that enables site operators to tell browsers to always request an HTTPS session on future visits. Shorten URL: . Click to copy to clipboard or post to Twitter
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08-23-2010 7:46
Jhaddix wrote an interesting blog posting showing some tools that can be added to firefox to perform penetration testing activities. The ones I like most are FoxyProxy(for TOR navigation), Wappalizer(to recognize content management system), Add N Edit Cookies(to evaluateand inspectcookies)and SQL Inject Me(for SQL Injection).
Please read the article at http://www.securityaegis.com/hacking-with-your-browser/
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08-16-2010 20:00
Popularity makes blemishes in software applications all too conspicuous, but by then, it is too late: customer exposure outstrips defensive measures. As the Firefox web browser increased in popularity from 2004, so did customers' exposure - specifically, latent security defects were discovered at an accelerated rate, dramatically increasing customer risk. The graph below illustrates the rise of disclosed vulnerabilities in Firefox linked to market share (as reported by W3Schools). In 2004, security experts recommended switching away from Internet Explorer to "more secure" browsers like Firefox. In retrospect, the stated reasons for switching were deeply flawed; the results, unsurprising. By the...
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