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Firefox reveals sponsored ad “suggestions” in search and address bar

Malwarebytes

But with the new Firefox Suggest feature, users will also receive suggestions from, according to Mozilla, “other sources of information such as Wikipedia, Pocket articles, reviews, and credible content from sponsored, vetted partners and trusted organizations.”. It is the only product that Mozilla makes that has a price tag.

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How we took part in MLSEC and (almost) won

SecureList

We started off by submitting several clean (benign) web pages — such as Wikipedia’s — to check what probabilities the models would return. We composed a simple script to check render hashes and tried our first solution — adding a large hidden chunk of Wikipedia text to the phishing sample, fixing invalid HTML and applying minification.

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Humans are Bad at URLs and Fonts Don’t Matter

Troy Hunt

Yet in the dev tools we see the href attribute of the hyperlink referring to an unrecognisable string of characters and the domain name within the <a> tag almost looking like a very familiar one, albeit for the fourth character.

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I'm Open Sourcing the Have I Been Pwned Code Base

Troy Hunt

Let me explain: HIBP Has Always Been Open in Spirit I've already written extensively about the architecture of the system across many of the 128 previous blog posts tagged as Have I Been Pwned. The very second blog post on that tag was about how I used Azure Table Storage to make it so fast and so cheap.

Passwords 364
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A Decade of Have I Been Pwned

Troy Hunt

And that's precisely what this 185th blog post tagging HIBP is - the noteworthy things of the years past, including a few things I've never discussed publicly before. And now, a 10th birthday blog post about what really sticks out a decade later. You know why it's called "Have I Been Pwned"?

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IE8 CSS-based forced tweeting

Scary Beasts Security

You can look it up on Wikipedia, but an "0-day" is a term reserved for a disclosure where the vendor was previously unaware of it. Note that none of the characters {, }, : or " need to be escaped in the HTML tag value context -- there is no Twitter bug here. I'm not privy to any other details. Q) Why drop this 0-day?

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Reverse Engineering Smart Meters

ForAllSecure

And there isn't like a Wikipedia of reverse engineering, but it's super beneficial if you can see all that in one place or see what people are working on. There's a little security tag they put to see if someone is tampered with it but they are not locked. I noticed it seems like it's very fragmented.