[WEB SECURITY] Calling all Web Hacks of 2007

[Jeremiah Grossman <jeremiah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Blogged:
http://jeremiahgrossman.blogspot.com/2008/01/calling-all-web-hacks- 
of-2007.html

As RSnake, Robert Auger, and I released in 2006, we’ll be putting  
together a Top 10 Web Hacks for 2007. The difference this time will  
be it’ll open to a public vote! Everyone will get a chance to weigh  
in on what they think the Top Ten for this year should be. Hey why  
not, it is an election year. :) To be clear the “hacks” we’re  
interested in are the new techniques released over the last year -  
we’re not talking compromises or “incidents”, but the real research  
behind it all.

The hardest part is collecting a rather complete list of references  
to vote on, they’re all over the place, so that’s the reason for this  
post. Posted is what I’ve gathered so far, and if you know of others,  
please comment them in with the title and link and I’ll add them. In  
the next few days the list will be compiled and I’ll create an open  
survey.

Regards,

Jeremiah-
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