Domain attackers
Domain attackers
International Domain Name [IDN] support in modern browsers allows ...
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Allows Attackers To Spoof Domain Name Urls Ssl Certs
The state of homograph attacks Rev 1.1 . I. Background . International Domain Name [IDN] support in modern browsers allows attackers to . spoof domain name URLs + SSL certs. (more...)
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Buffer overflow in oops WWW proxy server 1.4.6 (and possibly other versions) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands via a long host or domain name that is obtained ... (more...)
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A new outbreak of SQL attacks began on the 8th. Not that they ever really go away, but new waves replace the old ones. The attackers are using a much larger number of domains than ... (more...)
Gmail Exploit May Allow Attackers Steal E-mails By Setting Forwarding ...
Attackers sent customized e-mails encouraging web domain owners to visit fraudulent websites such as ?google-hosts.com? that they set up purely to harvest usernames and ... (more...)
Attackers abusing trusted domain names
Finjan finds evidence of attackers abusing trusted domain names. ... Attackers abusing trusted domain names: By Bill Brenner, Senior News Writer (more...)
RE: International Domain Name [IDN] support in modern browsers al lows ...
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Bugtraq: International Domain Name [IDN] support in modern browsers ...
Bugtraq: International Domain Name [IDN] support in modern browsers allows attackers to spoof domain name URLs + SSL certs. (more...)
Domain Registrars Releasing Suspended Domains to Attackers
Mary Landesman of ScanSafe reports: "A new outbreak of SQL attacks began on the 8th. Not that they ever really go away, but new waves replace the old ones. The attackers are using ... (more...)