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Apple’s WebKit outlines cross-site tracking crackdown, will block advertisers who try to bypass privacy rules

Apple’s WebKit team published its tracking prevention policy last week, outlining its stance against technologies designed to track user activity across the web. Falling in line with the company’s pro-privacy position, the WebKit Tracking Prevention Policy outlines the web tracking practices it believes should be limited by default. Webkit, the open-source rendering engine that powers […]

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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) — Web-Based Application Security, Part 3

Business Innovation / Good To SEO

With digital being the new normal, an attack on your organization’s web app, means a damaging attack on your brand, reputation and customer base – one that can be difficult to recover from. In this series on Web-based Application Security, we analyze critical vulnerabilities in web-based application security with practical ways to secure your organization

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How Google Chrome’s cross-site cookie & fingerprinting changes will affect marketers – Econsultancy

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By most estimates, Google Chrome is the world’s most popular web browser with market share above 60%. That means when Chrome changes, the effects can be significant and at recent the Google I/O conference, the Chromium team announced upcoming changes to Chrome that will likely impact marketers. The first change addresses cookie privacy and will

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Google’s Chrome will change cross-site cookie handling, ‘aggressively’ tackle fingerprinting

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As expected, Google announced coming changes to the way its Chrome browser handles cookies and addresses fingerprinting on Tuesday at its annual I/O developer conference. New tools in Chrome will allow users to block or clear third-party cookies more easily, Google said. The company also announced a browser extension that will show more information about

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Protecting Your Store from Cross-site Scripting Attacks

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Gaining access to login data such as a user name, password, or a token is a common target of cross-site scripting attacks. If a thief can steal those, he can access a user’s account info. Security is vital for every ecommerce site. A breach of customers’ payment data or personal information could kill a business.

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