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Critical Blind SQL Injection (vulnerability) in The Best Myanmar Website (burmeseclassic.com)

PlanetCreator has reported another critical Blind SQL Injection (vulnerability) on http://www.burmeseclassic.com/ This vulnerability has been alerted to :- Webmaster of BurmeseClassic Applications: ———— PlanetCreator’s_Universal_Advanced_Internet_Security_T00L System Time: ———— (UTC+08:00) Yangoon, Myanmar

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Timing Attacks with HTML5

HTML 5 and related technologies bring a whole slew of new features to web browsers, some of which can be a threat to security and privacy. This paper describes a

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Finding vulnerabilities in PHP scripts

Contents : * 1) About * 2) Some stuff * 3) Remote File Inclusion * 3.0 – Basic example * 3.1 – Simple example * 3.2 – How to fix

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