BotnetCyber SecurityFacebookGoogleHackingLinkedinpassword securityTwitter Cache of 2 Million Account Details For Facebook, Google, Yahoo Users Discovered Dec 5, 2013 by Sarah Vonnegut Some two million accounts on several of the most widely visited social media networks, email providers and websites were just discovered on a server with a bogus IP in the Netherlands. Hackers stole login usernames and passwords for Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, Twitter and various other popular sites. Read More › BotnetCyber SecurityFacebookGoogleHackingLinkedinpassword securityTwitter
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Application SecurityBest practicesCloud SecurityData Security BreachHackingLinkedinsocial mediaSQL InjectionVulnerabilitywebsite securityXSS What’s HOT in Application Security Vol #16 Jun 18, 2012 by Checkmarx WHMCS still vulnerable after latest string of attacks WHMCS is a UK supplier of technical support and customer service is yet again the victim of a Ddos attack, due to its inability to mend an already known SQL Injection vulnerability. The embarrassment continued for the company in the days following where a hacker was auctioning Read More › Application SecurityBest practicesCloud SecurityData Security BreachHackingLinkedinsocial mediaSQL InjectionVulnerabilitywebsite securityXSS