Sean W.

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Mar 22	comment	How can one recover from the Yahoo! XSS attack? That's what I get for trying to think with little sleep. Question amended as suggested.
Mar 22	revised	How can one recover from the Yahoo! XSS attack? deleted 186 characters in body; edited tags; edited title
Mar 22	asked	How can one recover from the Yahoo! XSS attack?
Feb 20	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Jan 18	comment	Where can I find statistics on security breaches? @makerofthings7 The Symantec report is clear, well-organized and didn't require me to register for anything. Thanks!
Jan 18	awarded	Commentator
Jan 18	comment	Where can I find statistics on security breaches? The sources they get the data from (state governments) are open, but one must request permission to use their compiled data and charts. Too bat it's not under a Creative Commons license.
Jan 13	asked	Where can I find statistics on security breaches?
Dec 4	comment	Self sign SSL certificate for my mobile app? See stackoverflow.com/questions/2899079/…
Dec 4	accepted	How should I select an antimalware solution?
Dec 4	comment	How should I select an antimalware solution? Interestingly, G-Data uses a combination of the Avast and Bitdefender engines.
Dec 3	asked	How should I select an antimalware solution?
Oct 20	awarded	Scholar
Oct 20	accepted	What risks does WPA carry?
Oct 20	comment	Award BIOS Security APT - Advanced Persistent Threat
Oct 20	asked	What risks does WPA carry?
Oct 9	comment	Why do so many embedded devices use shared keys? @Polynomial My thoughts exactly. The whole situation seems a bit insane to me.
Oct 9	awarded	Nice Answer
Oct 8	comment	Can an attacker slow down my server without compromising it? Yeah, I missed that bit. Sorry.
Oct 8	comment	Can an attacker slow down my server without compromising it? Why do you assume the server hasn't been compromised? I would start with the assumption that the server has indeed been compromised.