@kuza55 Oh I definitely agree. Web security = broken. @jasonmoliver take up your video camera and disable your mic too.
about 4 hours ago
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RSnake has a good summary up.
about 4 hours ago
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Welp with Clickjacking + Flash, Web pages can see and hear you, among other things. http://doiop.com/gja804 Does it get much worse?
about 4 hours ago
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@synopsi I'll be giving on at HiTB on the 29th and RSnake will deliver one I believe in Taiwan on the 28th.
about 4 hours ago
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@roncharette Clickjacking is still technically possible to perform without the aid of JavaScript, just makes it a little harder.
about 4 hours ago
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@kuza55 either way its a pain. Everyone is going to have to add a snippet of JS to everyone of their pages, or maybe just the importants one
about 5 hours ago
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@synopsi framebusting code is best. That coupled with important "buttons" utilizing JS. Scary and strange I know.
about 8 hours ago
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@synopsi NoScript is the best option right now. You meant protect the "user" right?
about 9 hours ago
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@op24 1 week away from my time off as well. Sand, surf, sleep here I come. :)
about 16 hours ago
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Whenever I'm asked how many hours a week I work, the normal answer is "all of them". ;)
07:04 PM October 06, 2008
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@dakami so if I deny all TCP packets to my powerbook, I'm safe!? ;)
12:01 PM September 30, 2008
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@cykyc I won't pretend to understand the specifics, but that sounds about right to me. Robert E Lee could say for sure.
10:38 AM September 30, 2008
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@cory_scott some of them kinda do have that power though. I'm thinking if confirmed by enough people, the TCP session exhaustion could do it
10:37 AM September 30, 2008
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Generic TCP related, "new attacks that will render a remote system unavailable using a very low bandwidth attack stream."
09:49 AM September 30, 2008
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I think @op24 is on the verge of disclosing another "break the internet" bug. http://doiop.com/ie8d5p
09:48 AM September 30, 2008
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