04 June 2010

Web Application Security Whoops

I read the Following the White Rabbit blog which had a special series on web application security whoops in April. I've had too much else to write about, so only just got round to mentioning it here.

Photograph of the push button on an old bus used to request the driver to stop labelled 'PUSH ONCE'

If you haven't read all thirty of the month-long "Whoops" series, I'd recommend them to you. Many things can go wrong designing, developing, testing and verifying web applications, but my personal favourite whoops are:

Keep up-to-date with more web application incidents by subscribing to the Web Hacking Incident Database (WHID) RSS feed from the Web Application Security Consortium.

We can all learn from by sharing incident data.

Posted on: 04 June 2010 at 08:09 hrs

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