The kinetic stability of non-covalent macromolecular complexes controls many biological phenomena. Here we find that physical models of complex dissociation predict that competitor molecules will ...

His research mainly focused on how DNS rebinding could allow a malicious site (or person behind it) to muck with devices like your Google Home, Roku, smart thermostat, or router, to name a few.

In a DNS rebinding attack, a hacker capitalizes on weaknesses in how browsers implement web protocols. They craft malicious websites that can game the trust protections meant to block unauthorized ...

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DNS rebinding attacks are a real threat that could hit the billions of internet of things (IoT) devices in people’s homes, according to Craig Young, principal security researcher at Tripwire. Young ...

Security researcher Robert “Rsnake” Hansen discusses the concept of DNS rebinding attacks and the threat they pose. Security researcher Robert “Rsnake” Hansen discusses the concept of DNS ...

DNS rebinding is not a new attack vector by any stretch of the imagination. Researchers have known about it since 2007 when it was first detailed in a Stanford research paper.

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The Steam Link app for iOS has gone through quite an odyssey over the past year or so, but back in May, it reappeared on the App Store and now it seems like it's here to stay. Valve pushed the ...