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  5. Brute force attacks target Yahoo email accounts RT @SearchSecurity http://tinyurl.com/o5w2a6
  6. New York Times inadvertently sold ad space to hackers RT @SCMag http://tinyurl.com/pp6g34
  7. Social Networks Number One Web Attack Target - download Web Hacking Incident Database report http://tinyurl.com/nw8j3e
  8. @DrInfoSec the link is up and working. please let me know if are unable to access the site. thanks.
  9. @rmogull #WHID this entry links to a joint US Secret Service/FBI advisory that confirms the methodology used - http://is.gd/2lvnq
  10. @rmogull this matches up with the #WHID report released today as the top attack vector is SQL Injection.
  11. Social network attacks top website target list @SCMag http://bit.ly/rKKzV
  12. @Montejam this is interesting as it is really an abuse of functionality or acceptable use policy issue with Twitter.
  13. Hackers Put Social Networks Such As Twitter in Crosshairs @ CIO http://shar.es/QtMC
  14. @jeremiahg #WHID wrt XSS/CSRF - WHID shows a different priority listing for these vs. WASC Security Stats or OWASP Top 10 which are higher
  15. @jeremiahg #WHID top attack outcome of defacements is interesting. This includes both overt/traditional changes and planting malware
  16. @jeremiahg agreed disinformation is #3 on Outcomes - http://is.gd/2lls1. Mainly due to account takeovers on social network sites #WHID
  17. @jeremiahg #WHID xss/csrf moved up from 2008. a precursor I believe to more worms etc for the future. the bad guys have to figure out scale
  18. @jeremiahg wrt Verizon DBIR the time to detect compromise is very telling. WHID echoes this as many web hacks go unnoticed for a long time
  19. @jeremiahg Actually there was one entry for the double-clickjacking attack on twitter - http://is.gd/2lkt8 #WHID
  20. @jeremiahg yep while SQLi is still #1 the percentage isn't as high as 2008 mainly due to mass sqli bots last year inflating the numbers