Our data show that MinE accumulates toward the rear of the traveling wave by rapid rebinding to the membrane-bound layer of MinD, and not by cooperative binding or dimerization of MinE.

Programmer (and artist) Brannon Dorsey wrote up a fascinating and fairly technical piece about the perils of DNS rebinding the other day. It’s worth a read if you have even the slightest ...

In March, artist and programmer Brannon Dorsey became interested in a retro web attack called DNS rebinding, teaching himself how to illicitly access controls and data by exploiting known browser ...

(Domain Name System rebinding) A method for obtaining unauthorized access to the local network by fooling the Web browser into switching IP addresses from the Web server to a local computer.

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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 ...