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WPA3, Enhanced Open, Easy Connect: The Wi-Fi Alliance's trio of new protocols explained

A week or so I discovered that Android P has DNS over TLS
support! It piqued my curiousity - could it finally be that DNS encryption goes mainstream?

In this post we’ll survey DNS over TLS, implement a client and share some thoughts!

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In the previous article about the Unimania spyware campaign I promised to tell you more about the privacy issues discovered during our automated scan of many Google Chrome extensions. This took me a while, and I apologize for the delay. The reason for the…

Vulnerability reports on Identity services, including Microsoft Account, Azure Active Directory, or select OpenID standards.

You know that feeling when you discovered an XSS only to find out there’s an active CSP that blocks execution of any noscripts? If you want it to work on all browsers, not just IE (which doesn’t support CSP), there’s still a chance to bypass it! Use Google’s…

Unit 42 has uncovered new variants of the well-known IoT botnets Mirai and Gafgyt.

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Malware from a newly uncovered group PowerPool has been exploiting zero-day vulnerability in the wild, only two days after its disclosure. The vulnerability affects Microsoft Windows OSes from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and in particular, the ALPC function,…

Instead of modifying and blocking page contents; Firefox optionally lets users modifies the browser to become harder to track across websites.

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Author: Chris Lyne

What is CT? Certificate Transparency (CT) is an experimental IETF standard. The goal of CT is to allow the public to audit which certificates were created by Certificate Authorities (CA). TLS has a weakness that comes from the large list of CAs that your…