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Fraudsters are impersonating online banking websites in order to gain unauthorised access to customers’ emails. Most online banking phishing sites simply try to steal whatever credentials are required to gain access to a victim’s bank account, but by also gaining access to the victim’s email account, the fraudster can prevent the victim from receiving any […]

Netcraft has found dozens of fake SSL certificates impersonating banks, ecommerce sites, ISPs and social networks. Some of these certificates may be used to carry out man-in-the-middle attacks against the affected companies and their customers. Successful attacks would allow criminals to decrypt legitimate online banking traffic before re-encrypting it and forwarding it to the bank. […]

Early last week, Netcraft blocked a website purporting to offer online support for eBay customers. The website made use of a third-party live chat service provided by Volusion, an e-commerce outfit which also provides both free and premium hosted live chat services. By running a live chat service and asking the right questions, a fraudster […]

Ya ever have pingdom or some other monitoring site tell you your site is down? Then you ask your host about it, and they say that the site has been online the whole time? Your hosts are probably telling you […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

(Sep 13) Severel vulnerabilities have been discovered in Tor, an online privacy tool. CVE-2012-3518 [More…]

Plesk Panel 10.2 MU#2 for Linux and Windows – Product functional fixes – is available since Apr 14, 2011 through the Autoinstaller
[-] The coupon usage count did not increase if the coupon was applied in online stores.
[-] The form for entering SSL certificate details was not displayed in online stores if a customer ordered a domain name first, then clicked to continue shopping, and finally added an SSL certificate to the order.
[-] Customers failed to apply coupons with the percentage discount to add-ons in cart; instead of a store page, Business Manager displayed the “Store temporary unavailable” page.
[-] Fixed taxes were displayed as applied twice in online stores.
[-] The ordering procedure was successfully completed for customers with prohibited e-mail addresses even if the option “Deny subscriptions from ‘free’ e-mail addresses” was selected.
[-] The e-mail that informed a customer to provide additional details for SSL certificate issuing was sent only once.
[-] The header layout in online store was broken under Internet Explorer 7.
[-] The “State” field in the contact information form was required to fill in online stores even for countries that did not have states.
[-] Custom questions were not displayed in online stores.
[-] Customers could skip attaching add-ons even if the “None”option in the add-ons list was unavailable.
[-] The form for entering domain contacts information was not displayed if a customer added a new domain name from the order confirmation page.
[-] All hosting plans were marked as “Not for sale” if the only accepted way to add domain names was the domain transfer.