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One of the world’s most visited websites that nobody is aware of
The editorial department of well-known Dutch broadcaster RTL News recently asked for my assistance. Multiple tax files of Dutch citizens had been published via www.docplayer.nl and no one could explain – where did these files come from? Who would have thought … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, analysis, copyright, cyber crime, Google, seo, tv
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Cross-site scripting in millions of web sites
In August 2014 I found a severe cross-site scripting security vulnerability in the latest version (1.13.0) of the ‘jQuery Validation Plugin‘ during a security penetration test for a customer. This jQuery plugin which adds easy form validation functionality to a web site, is … Continue reading
Posted in cross site scripting, Google, PHP, responsible disclosure
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Bespioneer anderen via Google
Vandaag kwam ik op google.com een support pagina tegen over Google Web History. Google wil ‘de gebruikerservaring’ verbeteren *kuch* meer omzet halen uit advertenties *kuch* door ook je zoekopdrachten op te slaan als je bent uitgelogd uit je Google Account. … Continue reading
W3C validator en Google’s cloakingdetectie misleiden
Vandaag weer iets nieuws uitgevonden. Op dit moment ben ik bezig om een website te maken voor een klant. Nadat ik altijd klaar ben met het schrijven van de HTML en CSS, controleer ik deze altijd op fouten via de … Continue reading
Posted in Google, search engine optimization, w3c
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