How to defend your Web apps against the new BREACH attack

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	How to defend your Web apps against the new BREACH attack At Black Hat last week, researchers revealed a new hacking technique called BREACH that enables attackers to snag SSL-secured Web application data, including login tokens and session ID numbers. The reseachers dubbed their presentation "SSL, Gone in 30 Seconds," because 30 seconds is about how long it would take a would-be malicious attackers to pull off the hack. Read More WHITE PAPER: 10gen How Apollo Group Evaluated MongoDB Apollo Group, best known as the parent company of the University of Phoenix, sought to build a cloud-based learning management platform and needed a new data store to support it. After a thorough evaluation, Apollo Group selected MongoDB for its ease of use, performance, availability, and cost effectiveness. Learn More In this Issue Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging Microsoft eases development for Windows Phone apps New version of Citrix XenClient lets users install apps NAND flash sales -- and prices -- surge WHITE PAPER: Citrix Achieve next-generation visibility and real-time control Learn how NetScaler Insight Center provides unmatched end-to-end visibility and performance analytics. Download this whitepaper and learn more. View Now Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging Mozilla and Google have updated their browsers with features to help developers more effectively write and debug their websites. With Tuesday's release of Firefox 23, Mozilla has introduced a number of features to its Web Developer Toolbar. And Google has announced features to its Chrome Developer Tools as well. Read More Microsoft eases development for Windows Phone apps Hoping to generate more apps for its mobile platform, Microsoft has launched an online tool that could allow even non-developers to create new programs for Windows Phone 8. The tool, called Windows Phone App Studio, is free to use and in beta now. Microsoft designed it to be as easy to use as possible, even allowing people to create mobile apps without writing any code. Read More New version of Citrix XenClient lets users install apps The latest version of Citrix Systems' XenClient offers better integration with its other desktop virtualization offerings and more user personalization, as the vendor hopes to make the bare-metal hypervisor more popular among road warriors. Read More NAND flash sales -- and prices -- surge Sales of NAND flash technology rose 11 percent from the first to second quarters this year, and 30 percent for the year ending June 30, even as prices have surged. For instance, the price of a 64Gb NAND flash chip rose from $3.69 earlier this year to a high of $7.50 today, according to market research firm TrendForce. Read More
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