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• Recent Posts

  • How to find out what WordPress plugins a site uses
  • Content Scraping with VuGen
  • Cross-Site Request Forgery Whitepaper
  • Why HP is wrong about the Web Security Lifecycle
  • Web Macro Recorder does not record

• Recent Comments

  • Amit on WebInspect free download (15-day trial)
  • GP on How to find out what WordPress plugins a site uses
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  • Lead Business on Why HP is wrong about the Web Security Lifecycle

• Links

  • Bugtraq (security vulnerabilities)
  • CGISecurity.net
  • Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP)
  • Schneier on Security (blog)
  • SQA Forums – Security Testing
  • Web Application Security Consortium

• Bugtraq

  • Vuln: dpkg-source Directory Traversal Vulnerability
  • Vuln: NTP mode 7 MODE_PRIVATE Packet Remote Denial of Service Vulnerability
  • Vuln: CUPS File Descriptors Handling Remote Denial Of Service Vulnerability
  • Vuln: CUPS File Descriptors Handling Use-After-Free Remote Denial Of Service Vulnerability
  • Bugtraq: [USN-909-1] dpkg vulnerability

• Tags

  Akamai C DevInspect e-book Google hacking HP Software Kensington lock picking QAInspect Security SPI Dynamics State of the Internet VuGen WebInspect Web Macro Recorder WordPress

• About the Author

  Stuart Moncrieff is a performance test consultant based in Melbourne, Australia who is now dabbling in web security testing. He holds a Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering (hons), and is a Mercury Certified Product Consultant and Certified Instructor.

• Contact

  stuart at myloadtest dot com

• JDS is always hiring!

  I work exclusively for JDS Australia, a company which provides expert consulting services for HP Software products such as WebInspect and LoadRunner. We are always looking for talented people to join our consulting team. If you are based in Australia, send me a copy of your resume and I will organise an interview.
  
  

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