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While the RIAA has a track record of going after individual file-sharers and services such as LimeWire, the music industry has never targeted any file-sharing sites.

A new post on CodeForest.net today gives you a technique for obfuscating email addresses with a combination of PHP, CSS and Javascript.

It uses ROT13 for the obfuscation and some tricky CSS to keep it usable for the human visitors.

One of the general tenets of white hat security hackers is that when they find a vulnerability they alert the company first and allow them to fix things before they reveal the details.

But what if it's impossible to reach anyone at the company? That Anonymous Coward points us to a recent case of someone discovering a serious zero-day vulnerability at American Express...

SitePoint' PHPMaster.com has a new tutorial posted today from Martin Psinas about some tactics to prevent cross-site request forgeries from happening in your PHP application.

The article introduces key concepts of CSRF and how you can keep it from happening in your code.

Historically the RIAA’s litigation campaigns have focused mainly on individual file-sharers and P2P-software and services such as LimeWire.

John Steele, the former divorce lawyer who jumped into the mass copyright infringement game feet first, and who seems to keep running into problems with judges who actually understand the law, seems to be at it again.