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Independent security researcher Shadab Siddiqui provided us with information regarding a couple of important websites that contain cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. More specifically, he found this type of flaws in the official sites of NEC (nec.com) and Udemy (udemy.com). The site owned by NEC, the compan... |
28 February 2012
05:45 GMT |
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Hackers from team BlitzSec discovered vulnerabilities in the search engines Ask and Google, but also in Ask’s toolbar webpage.
The danger levels for all three security holes are estimated as being high by the grey hats.
More specifically, the cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw found in us.ask.com can be utilized... |
27 February 2012
05:49 GMT |
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TeamHav0k, the group of grey hats that proved to be highly skilled in finding cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in high-profile sites, have discovered that the websites AOL.com and Ask.com contain security holes that can be taken advantage of by ill-intended attackers. More specifically, the flaws are locat... |
25 February 2012
03:21 GMT |
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Ask.com, the perennial underdog in the search game is giving up its search efforts and will be focusing exclusively on Q&A from now on. Most of the company's search team will be let go. The search engine will not be shut down, as it still commands a piece of the search market, but Ask will outsource crawling, in... |
10 November 2010
05:50 GMT |
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The search market numbers for March are starting to come in and Experian Hitwise is the first to deliver. The overall picture is hardly surprising, but there are quite a few interesting trends, to say the least. According to the report, Google lost market share, Bing's slow growth stopped, this while Ask and Yah... |
8 April 2010
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With the economy still in a dire state people are looking to save and they're doing it online. Coupon searches have shot up tremendously recently but no one has jumped at the opportunity to offer a service to simplify the process. Until now that is, as Ask.com, somewhat of a rounding error in the search market, ... |
6 October 2009
05:57 GMT |
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Google is once again the most visited US website with no less than 141,000,000 unique visitors, according to a research conducted by comScore. The Sunnyvale-based company Yahoo came the second with approximately 140,610,000 visitors while the Microsoft sites accounted the third position with 121,213,000 visitors. It&... |
19 May 2008
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Nowadays, Google is more than a search engine, it's a source of information because people looking for details on a certain topic do nothing more than entering Google's address and typing a certain keyword. Because of that, even persons who want to commit suicide turn to Google, although it sounds pretty cy... |
11 April 2008
09:27 GMT |
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Rumors that IAC will cut down some 100 jobs at Ask.com were not totally false, but completely exaggerated the number. Only 40 people were let go, making up for 8 percent of the search engine's work force. The shovel in the forehead that nobody saw coming, though, was the announcement that Ask.com will change its... |
5 March 2008
04:26 GMT |
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It's whatever you want to call it, but most important it's an opportunity to get to know better what it feels like guarding LeBron James, or how it feels like catching a no look pass from Steve Nash, trying to block Shaquille O'Neal or hitting the winning buzzer beater in a playoffs game. The Phoenix S... |
14 December 2007
04:15 GMT |
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Although the title might sound a little bit impossible, it's not. Google is the search giant on the Internet and all of you agree. Google really means Internet search because its technologies allows users to find almost any type of information, no matter it presents websites, jobs, blog posts, news or products t... |
24 April 2007
16:06 GMT |
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