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NFL Mobile Vulnerable Super Bowl-Sized Vulns
Last Message: 1/31/2015  |  Comments: 10
Why Iran Hacks
Last Message: 1/30/2015  |  Comments: 7
ZeroAccess Click-Fraud Botnet Back In Action Again
Last Message: 1/30/2015  |  Comments: 1
Securing the Internet of Things
Last Message: 1/30/2015  |  Comments: 2
'Ghost' Not So Scary After All
Last Message: 1/30/2015  |  Comments: 5
New Patent Eliminates Passwords
Last Message: 1/29/2015  |  Comments: 3
Anatomy Of A 'Cyber-Physical' Attack
Last Message: 1/29/2015  |  Comments: 4
What Government Can (And Can’t) Do About Cybersecurity
Last Message: 1/29/2015  |  Comments: 18
Building A Cybersecurity Program: 3 Tips
Last Message: 1/28/2015  |  Comments: 6
Half Of Enterprises Worldwide Hit By DDoS Attacks, Report Says
Last Message: 1/28/2015  |  Comments: 2
Security Skills Shortage? Don’t Panic!
Last Message: 1/28/2015  |  Comments: 5
Poll: The Perimeter Has Shattered!
Last Message: 1/27/2015  |  Comments: 9
Adobe Fixes Second Flash Flaw Exploited By Angler
Last Message: 1/27/2015  |  Comments: 1
Could The Sony Attacks Happen Again? Join The Conversation
Last Message: 1/26/2015  |  Comments: 13
Diverse White Hat Community Leads To Diverse Vuln Disclosures
Last Message: 1/26/2015  |  Comments: 6
Nation-State Cyberthreats: Why They Hack
Last Message: 1/26/2015  |  Comments: 10
Security MIA In Car Insurance Dongle
Last Message: 1/26/2015  |  Comments: 11
NSA Report: How To Defend Against Destructive Malware
Last Message: 1/24/2015  |  Comments: 3
Facebook Messenger: Classically Bad AppSec
Last Message: 1/23/2015  |  Comments: 2
President's Plan To Crack Down On Hacking Could Hurt Good Hackers
Last Message: 1/23/2015  |  Comments: 9
Recruit, Reward & Retain Cybersecurity Experts
Last Message: 1/22/2015  |  Comments: 5
Adobe Investigating New Flash Zero-Day Spotted In Crimeware Kit
Last Message: 1/22/2015  |  Comments: 2
Security Budgets Going Up, Thanks To Mega-Breaches
Last Message: 1/22/2015  |  Comments: 5
New Technology Detects Cyberattacks By Their Power Consumption
Last Message: 1/22/2015  |  Comments: 2
The Truth About Malvertising
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 7
Black Hat & DEF CON: 3 Lessons From A Newbie
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 8
The Sony Hack: A Security Community Discussion
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 103
Ransomware Leads Surge In 2014 Mobile Malware Onslaught
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 3
'123456' & 'Password' Are The 2 Most Common Passwords, Again
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 3
A Lot of Security Purchases Remain Shelfware
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 9
Franchising The Chinese APT
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 8
‘Walk & Stalk’: A New Twist In Cyberstalking
Last Message: 1/21/2015  |  Comments: 5
How NOT To Be The Next Sony: Defending Against Destructive Attacks
Last Message: 1/20/2015  |  Comments: 12
In Wake Of Violence, France Reports Spike In Cyberattacks
Last Message: 1/19/2015  |  Comments: 8
Why North Korea Hacks
Last Message: 1/19/2015  |  Comments: 10
Bank Fraud Toolkit Circumvents 2FA & Device Identification
Last Message: 1/16/2015  |  Comments: 5
4 Mega-Vulnerabilities Hiding in Plain Sight
Last Message: 1/16/2015  |  Comments: 1
Insider Threats in the Cloud: 6 Harrowing Tales
Last Message: 1/16/2015  |  Comments: 5
2015: The Year Of The Security Startup – Or Letdown
Last Message: 1/15/2015  |  Comments: 5
How PCI DSS 3.0 Can Help Stop Data Breaches
Last Message: 1/15/2015  |  Comments: 9
Threat Intelligence: Sink or Swim?
Last Message: 1/14/2015  |  Comments: 7
20 Startups To Watch In 2015
Last Message: 1/14/2015  |  Comments: 6
New Data Illustrates Reality Of Widespread Cyberattacks
Last Message: 1/14/2015  |  Comments: 2
US CENTCOM Twitter Hijack 'Purely' Vandalism
Last Message: 1/14/2015  |  Comments: 4
Obama Calls For 30-Day Breach Notification Policy For Hacked Companies
Last Message: 1/14/2015  |  Comments: 12
Cloud Services Adoption: Rates, Reasons & Security Fears
Last Message: 1/13/2015  |  Comments: 3
Insider Threat, Shadow IT Concerns Spur Cloud Security
Last Message: 1/12/2015  |  Comments: 3
Medical Device Security: A Work In Progress
Last Message: 1/12/2015  |  Comments: 2
Shadow IT: Not The Risk You Think
Last Message: 1/11/2015  |  Comments: 1
FBI Director Says 'Sloppy' North Korean Hackers Gave Themselves Away
Last Message: 1/9/2015  |  Comments: 17
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A vulnerability was found in SourceCodester Student Study Center Desk Management System 1.0. It has been rated as critical. This issue affects the function view_student of the file admin/?page=students/view_student. The manipulation of the argument id with the input 3' AND (SELECT 2100 FROM (SELECT(...
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A vulnerability classified as critical has been found in SourceCodester Student Study Center Desk Management System 1.0. Affected is an unknown function of the file Master.php?f=delete_img of the component POST Parameter Handler. The manipulation of the argument path with the input C%3A%2Ffoo.txt le...
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A vulnerability classified as critical was found in SourceCodester Student Study Center Desk Management System 1.0. Affected by this vulnerability is an unknown functionality of the file admin/?page=reports&date_from=2023-02-17&date_to=2023-03-17 of the component Report Handler. The manipula...