Whitepaper titled "Creating Business Through Virtual Trust: How to Gain and Sustain a Competitive Advantage Using Information Security".
7f6b399cf8ffbbe96ca5477648dc7c60Presentation entitled "Case Studies in Finding Previously Unknown Vulnerabilities in Web Applications" from the AT&T ISNN Lecture Series. The aim of the presentation is to cover a limited set of web application vulnerability types and show the impact of these vulnerabilities via real world cases.
b3cc396f3bac0d4b714d25d59bfb0b3aIpswitch What's Up Professional 2006 is vulnerable to a spoofing attack whereby the attacker can trick the application into thinking he/she is making a request from the console (which is considered trusted). This attack will allow the attacker to bypass the authentication mechanism of the application and login without credentials.
5ae2438411d0ab8e2e5ec1d060e2f806This presentation was given by the keynote speaker at the FiTech Summit 2005. It is entitled "How It's Difficult to Ruin a Good Name: An Analysis of Reputational Risk".
5131f07bb7a4df687b2eb4106ce4c174Exploit that demonstrates a vulnerability in the comment_delete_cgi.php from SimplePHPBlog. The PHP script allows for the arbitrary deletion of files. This vulnerability, in combination with the fact that the installation scripts are left on the server after installation, allows an arbitrary user to reset the admin password to one of the attacker's choosing.
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