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Thursday, April 17, 2008

1.3% of web sites altered in transit

When you visit a web page, you might expect that the code and images from the page will make their journey through the tubes unmolested and unaltered, but according to security researchers, you would also be wrong 1.3 percent of the time.

Source: ArsTechnica




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