A web security vulnerability allowing attackers to inject malicious scripts into web applications viewed by users.
An attack exploiting vulnerable XML parsers to access restricted files or execute remote code.
A basic encryption technique using the XOR operation to obscure data, commonly used in malware obfuscation.
A standard defining the format of public key certificates used in SSL/TLS for secure communications.
Techniques used by attackers to bypass XSS filters and execute malicious scripts in a web browser.
Security measures related to the X11 window system protocol, used for graphical user interfaces on UNIX systems.
A set of protocols for managing and securing directory services in enterprise networks.
Security mechanisms for protecting the Xen hypervisor, a popular open-source virtualization platform.
An attack vector exploiting vulnerabilities in XSLT processors to execute arbitrary code or access restricted data.
Security vulnerabilities and attack techniques related to x86 assembly language and low-level system operations.
Security risks and protections related to X.25, an older packet-switched network protocol.
A malicious modification of Apple's Xcode IDE that infected iOS apps with malware.
A web security vulnerability where attackers trick users into executing unwanted actions on a trusted site.
Methods using XOR operations to obscure malware code and evade detection by security tools.
Guidelines and protocols for ensuring secure processing and transmission of XML data.
Security measures for the X.400 email messaging standard, commonly used in military and government communications.
A cybersecurity solution integrating multiple security products to improve threat detection and response.
A framework for network management security, defining monitoring and control mechanisms.
Security considerations for the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP), used in instant messaging services.
Techniques used to extract private keys from X.509 certificates, potentially compromising secure communications.
