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Microsoft emergency update to address hash collision attacks
A critical update affects all versions of Microsoft .NET Framework and other programming languages. The vulnerability could allow denial-of-service attacks. News
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Cybersecurity career experts: Mobile app security skills hot in 2012
The increase in smartphones and other mobile devices has fueled demand for IT security pros with mobile app security and networking skills, say several cybersecurity career experts. News
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An intro to free Microsoft security tools for secure software development
Free Microsoft security tools Threat Modeling, MiniFuzz and RegExFuzz are designed to help developers build secure software. Answer
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Android app security: Study finds mobile developers creating flawed Android apps
A study of enterprise applications designed for Android devices found over 40% of Android applications contain hard-coded cryptographic keys, a practice that weakens Android app security. News
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Adobe Flex update patches flaw in Flex application development framework
A coding error in the Adobe Flex SDK could cause developers to create applications with cross-site scripting issues, according to an advisory issued by Adobe Systems. News
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HTML 5 security issues pose challenges for enterprises, experts say
While the Adobe Flash replacement packages browser data more efficiently, HTML 5 security issues present holes that could be targeted by attackers. News
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Countdown: Top 5 must-haves for your SDL security strategy
In this podcast, expert Cory Scott details the five most important elements to ensure enterprise SDL security for Web applications. Podcast
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How to secure websites using the HSTS protocol
Learn how to use HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to secure websites and how HSTS prevents man-in-the-middle attacks. Answer
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Windows ASLR: Investing in your secure software development lifecycle
Implementing Windows ASLR can be a worthwhile investment in your enterprise’s secure software development lifecycle. Answer
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Web application risks exacerbated by social media ties, says ISACA
Asynchronous JavaScript Technology, XML, Flash and HTML 5 enable a rich Web experience, but also give attackers an alarming number of ways to penetrate corporate networks. News
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