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In past, researchers have found various XSS (cross-site scripting) vulnerabilities in Google services allowing hackers to gain un-authorized access to users accounts which are now patched, but in an entirely new type of "Frame Injection Vulnerability" found by Adrian Pastor of the GNUCitizen, the researcher displayed how attackers can create authentic-looking spoof pages meant to steal user login information, the exploit allows attackers to inject third-party content into Google pages bypassing phising filters.

Adrian posted proof-of-concept (do not enter any login info here) of this new exploit allowing him to inject fake Gmail login frame inside Google pages hosted on mail.Google.com domain, the result page looks legitimate as the domain displayed in user address bar is mail.google.com increasing the hackers chances of getting the login data.

Inserting pictures in Microsoft Office applications is an easy job, but extracting and saving images from MS-Office files can be a tricky task as Microsoft office does not provide any easy to use option to perform such action, Today I will be sharing some tips to get images out of Microsoft Office documents.

Method #1

The most simple method would be to select and copy the image into clipboard, and then pasting into your favorite image editor which can then be saved to your image format of choice, alternatively, you can also paste the image directly as an image-file via Microsoft Office Picture Manager as shown below:

• Copy the image into clipboard.

Both ABC TV and Hulu provide free full-length online TV show streaming in standard and HD quality for USA visitors, but use geographical filtering based on visitor IP to block access of video content for users from other countries.

However, as usual their are ways to bypass these restriction's and watch Hulu and ABC TV streams from outside USA, without hassle and spending money on USA VPN services, generally used to bypass this type of IP based filtering.

After Google Chrome Themes the first ever Chrome extension is now available, Named GreaseMetal the free extension offers functionality similar to highly popular GreaseMonkey extension for Firefox and GreaseKit for Safari, the free extension lets you use existing GreaseMonkey scripts to modify webpages being displayed, this also means Google Chrome will now be able to block advertisements using ad-blocking scripts.

Since, Google Chrome does not provide any method to develop or support browser addons, Greasemetal has found the way around by using an inter-process communication channel called AutomationProxy, which is used for automatic testing of web browser functions, After installation, and launching Greasemetal will start hooking Google Chrome to insert userscripts achieving the desired behavior.