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Apple Manager Arrested in Kickback Scheme 13 Years Ago by PCBrown … of wire fraud, and money laundering, resulting in a federal indictment and a private civil suit from Apple related to the… and are located in various Asian countries, according to the indictment. With this knowledge, companies could have an upper hand when… OFFICIAL: web application security is pants 14 Years Ago by newsguy … to us" Contos says "it is an appalling indictment on the software audit and control operations in most companies… Computer Hacker Sentenced to 20 Years Behind Bars 14 Years Ago by WASDted … blame but myself." If you are curious what an indictment document for something like this looks like [URL="http… Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by slfisher … or all of which might have been factors in the indictment. Shore has pleaded not guilty to the charge, which carries… Re: Is it child abuse to name your son Adolf Hitler? 15 Years Ago by grumpier … statement is the height of irresponsibility. It is more an indictment on societies that they can allow (or, worse, endorse) children… Re: Are you kidding me?!?!?!?!?!?!? 15 Years Ago by GrimJack … had this quote [QUOTE]But it is also a shocking indictment of the UK Government's complete inability to properly tackle… Re: Trump 7 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … that both candidates for the presidency could end up under indictment. Trump for his Trump University fraud. Hillary for her breach… Re: brexit 7 Years Ago by AssertNull … Clinton, so that ties her hands too. If Comey recommends indictment and she is not indicted, he's not the type… Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by InsightsDigital This shows that emails are and will be used as legal evidence if it is deemed threatening in one way or another. Yes, there is freedom of speech but in this age where the US has a CIO and all of our data is recorded, we got to think twice or three times. Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by densely What's the First Amendment angle to defending someone who makes a terrorist threat? Regardless of what one thinks of its target ... Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by slfisher Do you believe he was making a terrorist threat? Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by densely Do I want the money I contribute to the ACLU to go to defending test cases that are this close to the line? No. Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by slfisher I didn't go into this level of detail in the story, but the guy had been investigated and cleared by the FBI before the charges were filed. Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by densely Do I want the FBI to spend its time investigating every grandstanding idiot on the Internet? "No" to that, too. Not that I approve of the rest of their priorities ... When I was in high school it was all the rage to call in a fake report of a bomb on campus and giggle over being able to force the administration to jump. I don't … Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by MagicVoice [QUOTE=densely;1253242]Do I want the money I contribute to the ACLU to go to defending test cases that are this close to the line? No.[/QUOTE] I do. By definition, test cases have to be close to the line. Otherwise, you don't know where the line is. Furthermore, in an adversarial situation, when one side claims that a case is on its own side … Re: Angry Email to Senator Lands Man in Court 13 Years Ago by densely The case should at least fall on the correct side of the line. Re: OFFICIAL: web application security is pants 13 Years Ago by MichaelWClark I always try to keep secure coding practices in mind. I will use Stored procedures, input validation and sanitation and always re-authenticate on page load if I am utilizing session, application, or cookies. I do this all coming from a web-hacker/ security upbringing so I am a bit more conciseness and knowledgeable about these issues than most. I … Re: OFFICIAL: web application security is pants 13 Years Ago by dnanetwork have u ever heard of Session HiJacking..? wot would be steps you will take to prevent this action..? do you any site you have deployed..just wanna checkout for fun! Re: OFFICIAL: web application security is pants 13 Years Ago by MichaelWClark Yes I am aware of Session Hijacking. ASP.NET apps tend to be much less susceptible to Session ID guessing because ASP.NET uses highly random 120-bit numbers for its session IDs (unless you specify your own ??why??). Even with this in place it is possible to hijack a session with stolen/borrowed ;) cookies. Because of this I simply do not use … Re: OFFICIAL: web application security is pants 13 Years Ago by ashumiloff This may be a somewhat long tutorial but may prove beneficial in the long run... [url]http://www.asp.net/security/tutorials/security-basics-and-asp-net-support-cs[/url] Here they go in great detail and talks about various methods, what if's, and so on. I used this tutorial to build several different templates for various projects, now the bulk of…