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Buffer Overflows

Buffer Overflow Overview Buffer overflows are the classic security vulnerability that have been around since the beginning of programming, and are still occurring everywhere today. Buffer overflows are very prevalent

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Critical SQL Injection in Gulf Travels and Tours

PlanetCreator has reported another critical SQL Injection (vulnerability) on Gulf Tranvels and Tours : Your reliable agency in Myanmar http://www.myanmartravelsgulf.com powered by IndexMyanmar This vulnerability has been alerted to :-

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DNS disaster: first attacks reported

The first attacks that are likely to have stemmed from a serious Domain Name System flaw have been reported. Dan Kaminsky (Credit: Kaminsky’s blog) The existence of the Domain Name

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