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Lately, a Google work at home scam has been plastering its way throughout the Internet. The scam site is designed to look like a convincing news paper article and is currently circulating heavily through social networks (hacked and spam accounts) and ad networks. Example of the scam wall post on Facebook from a hacked account:…
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Browser Market Share: October, 2010
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Facebook closes cross-site scripting holes
Code could be injected through (fake) custom locations Facebook has closed various cross-site scripting (XSS) holes that were discovered by security firm Break Security and which have now been described in greater detail. Break Security’s CEO, Nir Goldshlager, explains that the social network was vulnerable to attacks through its Chat feature as well as its…
Design Patterns in Angular: Enhancing Code Quality and Maintainability
Angular, one of the most popular frameworks for building robust web applications, provides a comprehensive toolkit for developers. However, to truly harness its power, understanding and applying design patterns is crucial. Design patterns offer proven solutions to common problems, making your code more organized, reusable, and maintainable. In this blog post, we’ll delve into some…
T-Mobile: After KIN, Sidekick lives on life support
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