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Major Web browsers fail password protection tests
Source: *blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=2305
Test: *www.info-svc.com/news/2008/12-12/
That nifty password management feature in your favorite Web browser could be helping identity thieves pilfer your personal data.
That’s the biggest takeaway from the results of this test which shows that all the major Web browsers — including IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome — are vulnerable to a total of 20 vulnerabilities that could expose password-related information. Among the problems are three in particular that, when combined, allow password thieves to take passwords without the user’s knowledge.
Read On........
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Source: *blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=2305
Test: *www.info-svc.com/news/2008/12-12/
That nifty password management feature in your favorite Web browser could be helping identity thieves pilfer your personal data.
That’s the biggest takeaway from the results of this test which shows that all the major Web browsers — including IE, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome — are vulnerable to a total of 20 vulnerabilities that could expose password-related information. Among the problems are three in particular that, when combined, allow password thieves to take passwords without the user’s knowledge.
Read On........
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