ENISA proposes security fixes for new web standards
Better to build security in from the start than to patch it afterwards, says European network and information security body
The European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) has proposed security fixes for 13 upcoming web standards. ENISA has identified 50 security threats, and given details on how they should...
More on Security Technology
Mozilla's new Firefox feature blocks cross-site cookie tracking
Total Cookie Protection creates a separate 'cookie jar' for each website, preventing users from being tracked across the web
Facebook blocks news in Australia, PM describes the move as 'arrogant' and 'disappointing'
Web traffic to Australian news sites has dropped by about 30 per cent
Rights groups seek ban on biometric surveillance
'Biometric mass surveillance brings Internet-style omnipresent tracking to the offline world' say campaigners
Brussels on the verge of issuing a positive data adequacy decision for UK
The European Commission could announce the decision as early as this week
Back to Top
