Issue 39: September 2013 - (IN)SECURE Magazine
Summary: Issue 39 of (IN)SECURE Magazine, dated September 2013, is a web application security issue with contributions from Roy Adar of Cyber-Ark, Alexander Bolshev and Dmitry Chastukhin of ERPScan, Troy Gill of AppRiver, Brian Honan of BH Consulting, Josh Pauli of Dakota State University, Kai Roer of The Roer Group, and Didier Stevens. Its table of contents includes articles on building security culture, securing a Chinese development center, web application security in numbers, exploitation via broken authentication and path traversal, the insecurity of OLAP systems, and password management with KeePass.
Why it matters: The issue's lineup of contributors and topics shows how long web application security and security culture have been on the agenda, and its inclusion of broken authentication and path traversal as exploitation techniques points to weaknesses that security leaders still contend with today.
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