A Web application firewall (WAF) is a firewall that monitors, filters or blocks traffic to and from a Web application. WAFs are especially useful to companies that provide products or services over the Internet.
The same-origin security feature in Adobe Flash Player was implemented incorrectly, allowing local attackers to spy on users. Expert Michael Cobb explains how this flaw occurred.
Certain web security vulnerabilities evade detection due to oversight or carelessness. Expert Kevin Beaver discusses the top overlooked issues and how to address them.
Migrating to HTTPS from HTTP is a good idea for security, but the process can be a challenge. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains how to make it easier for enterprises.
A proof of concept showed that hackers can use Unicode domains to make phishing sites look legitimate. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains how this spoofing attack works.
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