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NoScript and other popular Firefox add-ons open millions to new attack | Ars Technica

04/06/201604/06/2016 Agent[31] 0 Comments browser, exploit, firefox, malicious, malware, plugins, virus, web, website

Bugs in popular Firefox add-ons expose users to attacks due to Firefox’s handling of plugins. Unlike normal malware, which is

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Epic Citadel HTML5

05/03/2013 Agent[31] 0 Comments browser, epic citadel, epic games, firefox, game in browser, html5, infinity blade, ios, javascript

Epic Games originally wowed us with its Epic Citadel tech demo that put the Unreal Engine 3 onto Apple’s iOS

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Herd the Firesheep

11/11/201004/14/2013 Agent[31] 0 Comments add-on, addon, cookies, facebook, firefox, firesheep, hack, hacking, hotspot, http, https, linkedin, network, plugin, rdp, script kiddies, security, security now, session hijacking, ssl, tech republic, twitter, vpn, wep, wifi, winpcap, wireless, wpa, wpa2

The internet has been a in a frenzy over Firesheep this last week, and for good reason. This tiny little

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Obtaining Full Path for Current Processes

11/05/201004/22/2013 Agent[31] 0 Comments bypass, command line, computer, domain, firefox, firesheep, policy, security, task manager, wmic

At work I’m running as an unprivileged user on a Windows Domain. This means I don’t have the full admin access I’m used to, but due to my recent complaints I have been given slightly more access. As usual I like to explore the limits of security and develop workarounds for my limited access.

Because of the admin lockout I was unable to install firefox, which I wanted to use because the local copy of internet explorer 8 would often freeze when encountering flash objects that caused it to cough.