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!xml /components/com_sitemap/sitemap.xml.php?mosConfig_absolute_path= "com_sitemap"
!xml /components/com_videodb/core/videodb.class.xml.php?mosConfig_absolute_path= "com_videodb"
!xml /ch_readalso.php?read_xml_include= "Copyrights ? 2005 Belgische Federale Overheidsdiensten"
!xml /include/monitoring/engine/MakeXML.php?fileOreonConf= "oreon.conf.php"
!xml /include/monitoring/engine/MakeXML4statusCounter.php?fileOreonConf= "common-Func-ACL.php"
!xml /sitemap.xml.php?dir[classes]= "class.pages.php"
!xml xmlrpc.php "a web portal system written in PHP."
!xml xmlrpc.php "* RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0 * Valid XHTML * WP"
!xml xmlrpc.php "* RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0 * Valid XHTML * WP" "powered by wordpress"
!xml xmlrpc.php RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0
!xml xmlrpc.php "WordPress Module * WordPress ME * WordPress"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "Nucleus CMS v3.2 * Valid XHTML"
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Welcome to the Serendipity Administration Suite"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "2003-2004, Radek Hulán"
!xml tiki-xmlrpc_services.php tiki-*.php
!xml xmlrpc.php "[ * powered by b2 * ]"
!xml xmlrpc.php /b2-include/xmlrpcs.inc on line 182
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /b2evocore/_functions_xmlrpcs.php on line 1
!xml xmlrpc.php wp-includes/class-xmlrpcs.php on line 255
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Powered by Serendipity"
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Open login screen"
!xml /b2/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "powered by b2"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "Nucleus"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "index.php?blogid="
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "The Nucleus Group"
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php 'index.php?blog='
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php 'index.php?catid=' + blogid
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php 'index.php?itemid='
!xml xmlrpc.php "This web site was made with PostNuke"
!xml xmlrpc.php "Web site powered by PostNuke"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "powered by phpmyFAQ"
!xml xmlrpc.php "by the Tiki community"
!xml phpgroupware/xmlrpc.php "This Site is powered by phpWebSite"
!xml xmlrpc.php "This website is powered by eGroupWare's"
!xml xmlrpc.php "This website is powered by WordPress"
!xml adxmlrpc.php "phpAdsNew"
!xml xmlrpc.php "by each individual author, All Rights Reserved"
!xml /xmlrpc.php /amfx
!xml /amfx/xmlrpc.php "BlazeDS"
!xml /amfx/xmlrpc.php "anything"
!xml /xmlrpc.php dev-php/PEAR-XML_RPC
!xml xmlrpc.php "PEAR-XML_RPC"
!xml xmlrpc.php "phpxmlrpc"
!xml xmlrpc.php "/PEAR-XML_RPC"
!xml xmlrpc.php "/pear"
!xml xmlrpc.php "/SRPMS"
!xml xmlrpc.php "/php-pear"
!xml xmlrpc.php "phpMyFAQ"
!xml xmlrpc.php "PHPXMLRPC"
!xml xmlrpc.php "Trustix"
!xml xmlrpc.php "Strayhorn"
!xml /xmlrpc.php /modules.php?op=modload
!xml /xmlrpc.php Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS! Valid RSS! Valid Atom!
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /wp-includes* WordPress ME *
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /wp-includes+wordpress
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "Valid XHTML 1.0! Valid CSS! Valid RSS! Valid Atom"
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "Original template design by François PLANQUE."
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "Original template design by Free CSS Templates"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "XML-RPC library"
!xml /pingserver.php /pMachine+pnSession+pmserver+pm
!xml /pingserver.php /pMachine+pm
!xml /pingserver.php /pMachine+index.php
!xml /pingserver.php /pMachine,pMachine
!xml /xmlrpc.php /include+phpMyFAQ
!xml /xmlrpc.php TikiWiki+utils.php
!xml /xmlrpc.php powered+by+postnuke
!xml /xmlrpc.php "BLOG:CMS"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "faultString XML error: no element found at line 1"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "PEAR XML_RPC"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "Xoops"
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "Original template design by François PLANQUE."
!xml /xmlrpc.php "postnuke"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "dailyblog"
!xml /xmlrpc.php phpgroupware
!xml /xmlphp.php "XML-RPC for PHP"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc.php Nucleus © 2002-2004 The Nucleus Group - Donate!
!xml /drupal/xmlrpc.php callback
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php Nucleus © 2002-2004 The Nucleus Group - Donate!
!xml /xmlrpc.php "Squirrelcart"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "Powered By Wordpress"
!xml /xmlrpc.php RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0 * Valid XHTML * WP
!xml /xmlrpc.php "com_pollxt"
!xml /adxmlrpc.php /phpAdsNew/ site:.it
!xml /xmlrpc.php "action"+"poll_ident"
!xml /xmlrpc.php "webcalendar"
!xml /WordPress WordPress 1.2.1
!xml /b2/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /b2+site:.it
!xml /b2evo/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /b2evo+site:.it
!xml /blog/xmlrpc.php /blog+site:.it
!xml /blog/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /blog+site:.it
!xml /blogs/xmlrpc.php /blogs+site:.it
!xml /blogs/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /blogs+site:.it
!xml /blogtest/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /blogtest+site:.it
!xml xmlrpc.php "a web portal system written in PHP."
!xml xmlrpc.php "* RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0 * Valid XHTML * WP"
!xml xmlrpc.php "* RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0 * Valid XHTML * WP" "powered by wordpress"
!xml xmlrpc.php RSS 2.0 * Comments RSS 2.0
!xml xmlrpc.php "WordPress Module * WordPress ME * WordPress"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "Nucleus CMS v3.2 * Valid XHTML"
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Welcome to the Serendipity Administration Suite"
!xml xmlrpc.php "WordPress Module * WordPress ME * WordPress"
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Powered by. Serendipity PHP Weblog"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "2003-2004, Radek Hulán"
!xml tiki-xmlrpc_services.php tiki-*.php
!xml xmlrpc.php "[ * powered by b2 * ]"
!xml xmlrpc.php /b2-include/xmlrpcs.inc on line 182
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /blogs/b2evocore/_functions.php
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /b2evocore/_functions.php
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php /b2evocore/_functions_xmlrpcs.php on line 1
!xml xmlrpc.php wp-includes/class-xmlrpcs.php on line 255
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Powered by Serendipity"
!xml serendipity_xmlrpc.php "Open login screen"
!xml /b2/xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php "powered by b2"
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "Nucleus" site:it
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "index.php?blogid=" site:.it
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php "The Nucleus Group" site:.it
!xml /xmlsrv/xmlrpc.php 'index.php?blog='
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php 'index.php?catid=' + blogid
!xml /nucleus/xmlrpc/server.php 'index.php?itemid='
!xml xmlrpc.php "This web site was made with PostNuke"
!xml xmlrpc.php "Web site powered by PostNuke"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "powered by phpmyFAQ"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "/index.php?p=faq"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "/index.php?pg=faq"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "/index.php?pag=faq"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "/index.php?page=faq"
!xml /faq/xmlrpc.php "/?faq"
!xml xmlrpc.php "by the Tiki community"
!xml phpgroupware/xmlrpc.php "This Site is powered by phpWebSite"
!xml xmlrpc.php "This website is powered by eGroupWare's"
!xml xmlrpc.php "This website is powered by WordPress"
!xml adxmlrpc.php "phpAdsNew"
!xml xmlrpc.php "by each individual author, All Rights Reserved"

Google Unveils SSL Security Plans

As the security industry attempts to move on from the Comodo security breach, Google is shedding light on its plans for securing secure socket layer (SSL) certificates.

In a posting to the Google Online Security blog, security team engineer Ben Laurie outlined plans for a pair of projects which the company hopes will help to prevent future security incidents and restore user trust in online certificates.

The first project is an online catalogue for certificates. Laurie explained that the company is using its web crawling software to pore over sites and gather information on security certificates.

The company plans to turn the collection into the Google Certificate Catalog, a service which will function as a database of SSL certificates, allowing for connections to verify the authenticity of online certificate data.

In addition to the database, Google said that it would be working with the DNS-based Authentication of Named Entries (DANE) working group. The group is working to build a platform which can specify and validate the signing on online certificates.

“In the wake of the recent Comodo fraud incident, there has been a great deal of speculation about how to improve the public key infrastructure, on which the security of the Internet rests,” Laurie wrote

“Unfortunately, this isn’t a problem that will be fixed overnight.”

Laurie was referring to the recent crisis with security firm Comodo in which a hacker was able to gain access to company data and then use the information to generate fake security certificates.

A hacker from Iran later claimed responsibility for the attacks.