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14 Piece lot of fun to Interactive Web Site

UEUH — Sun, 14 Nov 2010 19:19:39 +0000

a web site, the first thing he noticed when we entered the site design. edilesi always prefer simple designs and are used more frequently in some cases even used a different site designs. one of them flash -based interactive site designs.

interactive designs, allowing the user the opportunity to work at various points in the routing adds. more active by making it a fun time to spend on the site so that the user is provided.

Facebook And Twitter How Safe?

UEUH — Fri, 12 Nov 2010 08:47:07 +0000

FireSheep, Firefox application to the security crisis in recent weeks had created the popular web sites. Google , Facebook , Twitter , eBay accounts, such as easy access to major web sites over wireless networks and users can not access the pages sağlayabildiğiniz FireSheep application that provides access to the web sites of major indication of the fact that well korunmadığının .

After this event, Digital Society, over 11 popular internet site has security research. Them to Facebook, Twitter, Hotmail, Gmail, eBay, Flickr, Yahoo, eBay does not look much like the big sites as a result of the research. The situation is quite bad, especially Facebook and Twitter.

Digital Society sidejacking these web sites, hijacking, assessed the situation, such as the SSL status. Sidejacking any cookies sent by the server to your computer when you log on the website thanks to the seizure of part or all of your account. Completely into the hands of an attacker hijacking the user name and password. The protection of SSL encrypted web pages. Facebook and Twitter, using SSL only on certain pages.

In the evaluations, the worst score in the best score when Facebook and Twitter and WordPress Gmail (SSL) won. Facebook, Twitter and hijacking’e Sidejacking Hotmail and Flickr seems to be unprotected against the Sidejacking’e. In addition, evaluation of the test made in an e-mail and FTP.

Fire Sheep Vigilante warns Facebook login Vulnerability

UEUH — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 15:00:05 +0000

His methods may be debatable, but the New York software developer Gary LosHuertos wanted to warn the other guests in a Starbucks just from having their data are uncertain because of Fire Sheep. To prove it, he has kidnapped their Facebook accounts.

Gary waited patiently in Starbucks until it means Fire Sheep Facebook accounts to 40 other guests gathered had access to – people who have the security problem was apparently unconscious. Instead of exploiting his knowledge, Gary announced at some point with different credentials and sent a warning message to the owner of the same account with which he had just logged.

What happened? Gary heard cursing a guest, but otherwise all was quiet. Then went back the number of Facebook applications. So a success, right? The message was received? Well, tune the like – you can see from the times of various users that although they had read Gary’s message (he logged on to verify that), Facebook still used as if nothing had happened. logged in order to clarify the situation, Gary in the Amazon-an account of one of the Starbucks guests, was an article that the user had previously seen, and said the guest turn by Facebook at that. Still no response.

So Gary took one last attempt. The four persistent Facebook users he sent the following message: “This was really no fun to me. follows after this message any further – it’s up to you, you worry about your safety. You are in the [XYZ Street] Starbucks and benefits from an insecure connection, and really everyone here can misuse your account, if he has the appropriate, free software. ”

Twenty minutes later they were all still online. Indifference? Ignorance? Too goofy to understand to what’s going on? In any event, Fire Sheep is definitely more than just a technical problem.