Cross-Site Scripting attacks are very common on the Internet these days. The sad thing is these attacks can easily be thwarted with a little extra analysis and architecting before programming begins. Far too many Web Sites do not make the effort to stop
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I hate to get into the flame wars anymore, but I have to post this since I live on the web and have worry about coding standards for each browser, etc. A recent study of browser security vulnerabilities shows that FireFox has a significant number of holes.
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I put together a presentation on Identity solutions for the Richmond for the Code Camp last Saturday. The main reason I wanted to give this presentation so I could learn more about the two authentication methods that are being developed to make our online
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I came across some references to the release of the ASP.NET Cross Site Scripting toolkit 1.5 last night. I just downloaded and will investigate it over the next few days. Cross site scripting is a fairly common method hackers are using to attack web sites
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