#web-security

#web-security

CORS issues occur when a web application attempts to access resources from a different origin without permission.

CORS enables secure resource sharing across domains, essential for developing accessible APIs.

Chrome's forthcoming update aims to disable a 23-year-old privacy vulnerability related to browser history sniffing.

Secure DNS encrypts your browsing data, enhancing privacy and security across devices.

SquareX's initiative emphasizes the urgent need to address browser security vulnerabilities as web browsers are critical yet often overlooked in cybersecurity.

Polyfill.io domain used for malware infection, prompting urgent removal of JavaScript code for affected websites.

Threat actors exploit WordPress mu-plugins directory for hidden malware, enabling persistent remote access and redirecting users to phishing sites.

XSS is a significant web security vulnerability that leads to data theft and unauthorized user actions.

CSRF attacks can compromise user security by executing unwanted actions without their consent.

Cloudflare's new Automatic SSL/TLS settings enhance security and reduce downtime risks for origin server connections.

Stored XSS vulnerability due to improper input handling found in Responsive jQuery Slider.

Affected versions are from n/a through 1.1.1, necessitating updates.

CSRF vulnerability in Rishi On Page SEO affects versions up to 2.0.0 and allows for Stored XSS attacks.

Global internet traffic grew by 17.2% in 2023, with the US responsible for a large share of bot traffic.

Google should eliminate CAPTCHAs due to AI advancements making them redundant and their potential exploitation for malware distribution.

Unusual network activity can trigger security measures that require user verification.

Unusual network activity can trigger automated security protocols requiring user verification.

Unusual network activity can lead to security prompts to verify user authenticity.