security Police CyberAlarm: Abysmal security, yet again. 3 attempts, 3 complete failures. Incredibly, cyberAlarm is now even worse than before.
cyberalarm CyberAlarm: Testing the "production version"... and why you should avoid it. Reviewing the "production" build of CyberAlarm. Good grief - you couldn't make it up.
cyberalarm CyberAlarm: An independent security review... and why you should avoid it. A brief review of CyberAlarm uncovers several serious concerns. Please read this before you deploy it.
security Immobilise: Police Security Initiative Exposes 28 Million Records. 05/01/2015: Recipero, the company behind Immobilise, NMPR and CheckMEND have now mitigated this risk by limiting access to the "/verify" & pdf generation pages to only authorized users. You're no longer able to view records which you do not own, so although it's undoubtedly more secure, the inability to verify the authenticity of a certificate appears to render this process pointless. This exploit is known as a direct object reference, though I colloquially refer to it as the "open DOR" at
