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Lees meerIs it ok to launch a benign proof of concept that you know will go wide, to bring a flaw to people's attention, or should you stay quiet?
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Lees meerGoogle Chrome's Incognito mode hasn't been an impenetrable privacy shield: For years, it's been a snap for web developers to detect when Chrome users are browsing in private mode and to block site visitors who use it. Now it looks like Google plans …
Lees meerThe CSRF bypass flaw has now been fixed, and the researcher who discovered it has netted $25,000.
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