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Critical SQL Injection (http://www.mysuboo.com)

Today we shall consider the SQL Injection error on the site http://www.mysuboo.com/. Applications: ———— PlanetCreator’s_Universal_Advanced_Internet_Security_T00L System Time: ———— (UTC+08:00) Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, 03/23/2010 01:01:56 AM Site : http://www.mysuboo.com/ SQL Version

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Software Firewalls: Programs That Stop Hackers

A good software firewall for home users should have the following attributes: * It’s easy to configure. * It’s frugal with system resources so it doesn’t bog down the computer.

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The Null Byte Exploit

Many web forums have mushroomed on internet and they are setup in a jiffy,so they wont pay much attention to security. An older exploit I m discussing here is The

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