Antisocial Networking Sites

The next time you visit a Web site on which users contribute much of the content—say, social networking sites like Myspace or photo-sharing sites like Flickr—be aware that some of the content other users are contributing may be malicious. @ An SPI Labs research brief, Detecting, Analyzing, and Exploiting Intranet Applications using JavaScript, has more details. Get it at SM Online.

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