Monthly Archives: March 2012

You are guiding your cart down the aisles of the supermarket when the price tag on the Cheerios beckons to you. Literally. An animated figure on the shelf tag waves and signals for you to come closer. When the array … Continue reading →

Perhaps the most important security concept within modern browsers is the idea of the same-origin policy. The principal intent for this mechanism is to make it possible for largely unrestrained scripting and other interactions between pages served as a part … Continue reading →