Comment Re:Just don't (Score 1) 229
What about protecting against CSRF?
That one's fun because even if you use tokens in forms, if you have even 1 XSS vulnerability any countermeasures are rendered useless.
Water Cooling Computers With A Swimming Pool 241
guzugi writes "This is a project I have been working for several months and been hypothesizing for much longer. The basic idea is to shortcut the need for an air conditioner when cooling multiple computers. Swimming pool water is pumped into the house and through several waterblocks to effectively cool these hot machines. This greatly reduces noise cooling requirements."
Submission + - Opera patched in secret
An anonymous reader writes: Opera 9.10 released in December seemed to be a rather cosmetic update. But as heise Security reports, behind the scenes Opera patched two remote code execution holes — neither of them mentioned in the changelog. In addition Opera rates an exploitable heap overflow as "moderate" because it is "not trivial to exploit it reliably". I wonder if this is really done to protect thier users or rather to minimize public exposure...
