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Just a short, friendly reminder that there is no such thing as a trusted website anymore, as demonstrated by BusinessWeek.
We continue to see trusted websites breached, and rather than leaving a little graffiti on the site the attackers now use that as a platform to attack browsers. It's one reason I use FireFox with NoScript and only enable the absolute minimum to get a site running.
—Rich
Posted at Thursday 18th September 2008 5:39 am Filed under: cyberattack • cybercrime • non-geek • vulnerabilities • web application security
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