Organizations still aren't doing enough to protect their data from Web application vulnerabilities, according to a study released Tuesday by security firm Cenzic. The study, Application Security ...

A survey of almost 600 custom-built Web applications revealed developers are still failing to eliminate the most commonly exploited vulnerabilities from their code, allowing attacks such as SQL ...

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 ...

A new study on Web application vulnerabilities by security software firm Contrast Security shows that sensitive data exposure affects 69% of these applications and is responsible for 26% of all ...

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 ...

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Chances are your security team has devoted a lot of thought, effort and money to security issues in the past year or two. You’ve plugged holes in the operating systems. You’ve done virus and spyware ...