Week’s Links
The best security links of this week from Planet Security.
- Apple QuickTime 7.3 RTSP Response 0day
- Exceeding CIS and NIST Benchmarks – Third Party Patch Auditing
- QuickTime exploited by media-handling flaw
- XSRF: Checking HTTP Referer Header Is Not Enough
- A cryptographic hash function reading guide
- Wi-Fi Jacking Extremely Common
- Using CSRF to Attack Mobile Phones
- Russian Business Network – Additional Analysis
- Interview with Dan Egerstad
- Converting an iPhone into Full-Featured Spy Tool
- “There is nothing on my computer that a hacker would be interested in”
- Passive Network Analysis
- 1,000,000 XSS vulnerabilities and counting
- Testing TOR Nodes for Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
- NIST Computer Forensic Reference Data Sets (CFReDS)
- EventLog Analysis
- Apple Quicktime RTSP update
- Business Logic Flaws, freshly minted White Paper
- Funny Vista Tricks with ASLR
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