📢Heads up: in 85, Chrome is changing its default referrer policy to strict-origin-when-cross-origin. By default, no cross-origin leaks of full URLs—and more privacy!
🤔What should you do?
🔹Check what this changes for your site
🔹Set a protective policy
developers.google.com/web/up…
This was an interesting thread, I even agree with some of the attackers advice 😂 I wish Microsoft would make AppLocker available to non-Enterprise SKUs so that more people were familiar with it.
Maker-Style Project: How to Look People in the Eye While Videoconferencing
(no, I haven't tried this but it looks interesting)
spectrum.ieee.org/geek-life/…
"vulnerability stemmed from .... sharing a URL without any additional log-in or authentication. The URL contained the actual document ID and thus other documents could be viewed simply by changing the number in the URL. The URLs .... did not expire."
squirepattonboggs.com/-/medi…
Jury selection sounds like remote working:
"One potential juror was laying in what appeared to be a bed, curled up, and possibly asleep. Another was working out on an elliptical machine. Other people are herding literally pets, children."
abajournal.com/news/article/…
@PBSKIDS - the closed captions for @OddSquadPBS episode "Odd Outbreak / The Perfect Lunch" are wrong.
No matter what someone says, the caption reads "My Name is agent Olive."
All of the other episodes' CC work fine.
pbskids.org/oddsquad/videos
Chrome 83 and Firefox 79 are shipping new opt-in security features to combat XSS, CSRF, XS-leaks & more. It's arguably more web platform security goodies than have landed over the previous decade.
@we1x and I wrote down how we're deploying them at Google:
security.googleblog.com/2020…