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The dangers of scripting flaws in IE

As highlighted by a recent scripting flaw in Internet Explorer, there are several vulnerabilities currently available for hackers to exploit - system admins should be aware of them Read more

15 December, 2003 by John McCormick

Browser flaws biggest software security risk

Cross-site scripting flaws are now the most common vulnerabilities according to security experts Read more

15 September, 2006 by Tom Espiner

Businesses overlooking biggest security risks

...exploiting the most common vulnerabilities such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting flaws, in both open-source and custom-built applications. Such vulnerabilities make... Read more

15 September, 2009 by Manek Dubash

JavaScript attack maps secure networks

Current security systems may be powerless against a new technique for invading home and corporate networks via a Web browser Read more

31 July, 2006 by Joris Evers

Google fixes security hole

...commends Google for its cooperation and communication regarding this vulnerability. Cross-site scripting flaws are found regularly. Earlier this year, Finjan Software spotted a similar... Read more

22 December, 2005 by Joris Evers

Yahoo site security issue addressed

...according to SEC Consult, which issued an advisory on Friday. Cross-site scripting flaws are found regularly, including recently in Google's Web site and... Read more

24 October, 2005 by Joris Evers

Google closes security hole

...link would look like an innocent Google link," Elbaz said. Cross-site scripting flaws are found regularly. Earlier this year, Finjan spotted a similar bug... Read more

11 October, 2005 by Joris Evers

Hotmail threatened by MSN flaw

...programmer, on the Net-Force Web site for security enthusiasts. Cross-site scripting flaws are errors in Web site design, not in Web browsers, and... Read more

7 June, 2005 by Joris Evers

Privacy concerns skewing Web statistics

...personal information posed by the theft of cookies by attackers using cross-scripting flaws. For online businesses, the trend means that cookies may not be... Read more

16 March, 2005 by Dinesh C Sharma

Phishing hole 'left open' by banks

...phishing attacks, according to Netcraft. Online criminals are increasingly using cross-site scripting flaws to inject their own code into legitimate Web page URLs, the... Read more

15 March, 2005 by Matt Hines

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