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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundGmail cookie vulnerability exposes user's privacy
September 27, 2007 Program developed by "ethical hacking" group takes advantage of cross-site scripting vulnerability to steal contacts, forward e-mail.Samy opens new front in worm war
October 17, 2005 Security experts fear would-be attackers will copy the worm, which exploits an unaddressed scripting flaw.Google plugs account hijack holes
January 16, 2007 If left unpatched, the vulnerability could let hackers modify third-party documents and view e-mail subjects, search history.A phishing wolf in sheep's clothing
March 14, 2005 Scammers are increasingly injecting their own code into legitimate Web page URLs--a threat that could spell trouble for online banks.Google fixes Web site security bug
October 10, 2005 Vulnerability could have exposed some users to account hijacks, phishing scams and other attacks, security firm says.Microsoft plugs hole in Exchange
August 10, 2004 The patch fixes a flaw in the e-mail server software that could be used to get access to in-boxes and information.Google plugs 'obscure' phishing holes
December 21, 2005 Web site security flaws could have enabled phishing scams, account hijacks and other attacks.MSN flaw put Hotmail accounts at risk
June 7, 2005 Microsoft takes part of its MSN site offline after learning of a flaw that could be used to gain access to the free e-mail service.Phishing--who's taking the bait now?
November 23, 2004 Kavado CEO Vikram Desai says blended phishing is likely to sucker more users into divulging valuable information.Filter flaw vexes Hotmail, Yahoo
March 23, 2004 A problem in the way Web-based e-mail services Hotmail and Yahoo Mail filter messages could have allowed an attacker to steal access rights and data from users.
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