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WhiteHat Report Finds Web Site Security Vulnerabilities Persist WhiteHat Security's latest report on Web site security shows cross-site scripting remains the most common Web site vulnerability. But cross-site forgery requests also made WhiteHat's list of top 10 Web site security flaws. On a positive note, the majority of the vulnerabilities discovered by WhiteHat were remediated. - WhiteHat Security's latest report on Web site vulnerabilities has found the
Internet in slightly better shape emphasis on slightly.
In the fifth installment of the quot;WhiteHat Website Security Statistics
Report, quot; the company has found that 82 percent of the 687 Web sites
assessed by the ...
Aptana Mixes AJAX, Python with Pydev IDE Buy Aptana, maker of Web development and cloud computing tools, has acquired the Pydev IDE for Python development. The Eclipse-based Pydev tools suite supports Google App Engine development. - Aptana is bringing its brand of AJAX-style development to the Python
community by acquiring the Pydev suite of Python development tools.
Aptana's acquisition of the Eclipse-based IDE
(integrated development environment) for Python also is a boon for developers
integrating Web development with cl...
Corrupt File Brought Down FAA's Antiquated IT System The Federal Aviation Administration's flight plan IT network, which went down for about 2.5 hours Aug. 26 and fouled up the takeoff plans of thousands of travelers in more than 40 airports across the country, is back up and running. But for how much longer? The antiquated system consists of two 20-year-old redundant mainframe configurations one in Georgia, one in Utah that apparently are hanging on for dear life. - The Federal Aviation Administration's flight plan IT network, which went
down for about 2.5 hours Aug. 26 and fouled up the takeoff plans of thousands
of travelers in more than 40 airports across the country, was back up and
running Aug. 27.
IT staff were still troubleshooting it today in Ham...
Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 is Here Microsoft released on Aug. 27 a second test version of Internet Explorer 8, delivering a feature-complete upgrade to the world's most widely used Web browser. The world's largest software maker said the latest version -- beta 2 -- of Internet Explorer, which has a market share of about 75 percent, comes with new features to enhance privacy, ease-of-use, and security. Microsoft first released a test -- or beta 1 -- version of IE 8 in March, but that was aimed at letting Web developers take a first look at the new browser. This latest version is aimed at a broader consumer audience. -
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp released on Wednesday a second
test version of Internet Explorer 8, delivering a feature-complete
upgrade to the world's most widely used Web browser.
The world's largest software maker said the latest version -- beta 2
-- of Internet Explorer, which has a ma...
eWeek Newsbreak, Aug. 25, 2008 Googles being good to the Earth through its Google.org philanthropic arm.
The organization pledged $10.25 million in recently to support Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS), a breakthrough technology doesnt look for geothermal energy, but makes it. The traditional geothermal approach relies on finding naturally occurring pockets of steam and hot water. The EGS process replicates these conditions by fracturing hot rock, circulating water through the system, and using the resulting steam to produce electricity in a conventional turbine; Palm released the Palm Treo Pro last week, a new handset which Palm hopes can save the brand as it faces challenges from RIMs Blackberry line and the Apple iPhone, not to mention the Google Android phones due in November and Linux based LiMo phones. Early reviews claim the device competes on functionality, but not price. It will be sold in the U.S. in September for $549 and in Europe free or up to $589, based on the carrier. The Palm Treo Pro boasts a tactile QWERTY keyboard, a hardware Wi-Fi switch, turn-by-turn navigation and Bluetooth support for stereo music headsets; and Ericsson and STMicroelectronics have agreed to join their wireless chip and software businesses to create a joint venture that will supply four of the world's top five mobile phone and smart phone makers. The new company, announced last week, will bring together the Mobile Platforms unit of Ericsson and STMicros ST-NXP wireless division. Ericsson is the world's biggest mobile telecoms equipment maker and ST-NXP is the third-largest maker of wireless chips globally. The new company should present a new challenge for wireless market leaders Qualcomm and Texas Instruments. - Video Content....
Apple iPhone Passcode Bypass Made Public The passcode feature on the latest version of Apple's iPhone can be bypassed in a few simple steps. Apple issued a fix for the issue when it released iPhone v1.1.3 back in January. While iPhone users wait for another fix, information about an easy workaround has been made available. - The passcode feature on the latest version of Apples iPhone can be bypassed, potentially allowing an unauthorized person to access data on the device if it is lost or stolen.
The issue was posted to a MacRumors.com discussion forum and affects iPhone 2.02. Users can lock the iPhone with a four-d...
