The phrase "Web 2.0" has very little real meaning, as it refers more to Web application concepts than any specific technologies. Nevertheless, tools that are generally considered Web 2.0 have come ...

While the World Wide Web has evolved into a critical delivery pipeline for companies to interact with their customers, partners and employees, it also may also provide a back door through your ...

Researchers at Bishop Fox disclose details on a patched authentication vulnerability in the AirDroid web application that could give attackers remote control over Android devices. AirDroid has patched ...

The National Security Agency (NSA) has partnered with U.S. and international cyber agencies to release the Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA), “Preventing Web Application Access Control Abuse,” warning that ...

Ninety-nine percent of applications have one or more vulnerabilities, according to the 2013 Application Vulnerability Trends Report issued by Campbell, Calif.-based application security firm Cenzic.

The busy holiday shopping season is upon us. Every day, millions of people log in to Web applications to make purchases. As long as they see the “yellow lock” icon on the bottom of the screen, they ...

Web application vulnerabilities are flaws in the DNA of software that can be exploited by attackers to execute malicious code or commands. Now, due to the widespread nature of apps, solving and ...

An analysis of web applications shows that 94% of applications tested had at least one high-severity vulnerability. According to Positive Technologies’ Web Application Vulnerabilities in 2017 report, ...

SPI Dynamics – These days, the biggest threat to an organization’s network security comes from its public Web site and the Web-based applications found there. Unlike internal-only network services ...