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British Airways fined £183m following recent cyber attack

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HTTP Descynchronisation attacks are a type of attack within a wider class of exploits known as HTTP request smuggling attacks that aim to cause confusion as to where the boundaries of individual HTTP requests begin and end.
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We have taken on lots of new starters at AppCheck across all departments as we continue to enjoy a period of expansion. We sit down with Dylan Marriott, our Application Support Engineer, and ask him how his first few months with AppCheck have gone.
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We are delighted to announce that we have become the latest vendor to be authorized by the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA).
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This year, we have prepared some cyber security quizzes to protect you from the evil that lurks. One quiz is filled with nasty questions which will rack your brain, the other filled with treats to delight you. The question is… which is which?
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“BYOD” and the “Internet of Things” are two growing areas of security concern for organisations, linked conceptually by the commoditisation of information processing hardware.
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The AppCheck Research team identified a security flaw within the “Duplicate Post” WordPress plugin. The plugin has been downloaded 155,421 times at the time of writing. This blog post details the finding along with remediation advice.

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