New timing-based vulnerabilities known as DoubleClickjacking, which exploit the gap between the start of a click and the end of the second click, have been discovered. Paulos Yibleo, a security researcher, said these vulnerabilities leverage a double-click sequence that can bypass all known clickjacking protections and facilitate account takeovers on almost all major websites. Preventative measures include disabling critical buttons unless triggered by a mouse gesture or key press, as services like Dropbox already do.
Alzheimer’s treatment: What’s next beyond amyloid?
In the face of rising global Alzheimer’s rates, a broader range of approaches towards finding a cure is in motion. Apart from the traditional approach
