OnLive is the latest must have tool for gamers who maybe havent got the latest hardware on their computers.

Download it and it will allow you to play all the latest games through the OnLive client whether its using a wired or a wireless internet connection. And bypassing defenses built into the user's browser to fool them into trusting a malicious page tends to be difficult in the absence of an exploitable vulnerability, thanks to browser security mechanisms including Content Security Policy settings and the Same-origin policy security model. OnLive is an internet based streaming gaming service. Services like Google Sign-In will display a Google URL in the popup window navigation bar, which offers some reassurance that the login service is actually coming from a trusted company and not an unknown one. 2) Very poor battery life compared to PS3 controller. My negative feedback is due to following points : 1) No wireless receiver sold with the box (Separately bought the receiver for 1100). Wired Microsoft controller is the best controller. Displayed image resolution didnt cause it to vary outside that range, whether it was full-screen on my 1600 x 900 laptop display, full-screen on my 1920 x 1080 monitor, or windowed to about half the laptop screen area (which was the window size OnLive picked. You've probably seen these windows: you click on something like a 'Sign in with Microsoft' button on a website, and popup appears asking for your credentials to access your account or profile. Recently purchased wireless gaming controller and its a disaster from Microsoft. (OnLive wont run on WiFi, only on a wired connection.) This rate is very consistent. It's a way to steal login credentials by simulating the little browser windows that Google, Microsoft, and other authentication service providers pop up that ask you for your username and password to continue. A novel way of tricking people out of their passwords has left us wondering if there's a need to rethink how much we trust our web browsers to protect us and to accelerate efforts to close web security gaps.Įarlier this week, an infosec researcher known as mr.d0x described a browser-in-the-browser (BitB) attack.

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