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  1. A take on the security news, week 35 2015

    Mon 24 August 2015

    A take on the security news, week 35 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    Predictable Android lockpattern, an enterprise iOS vulnerability, create javacsript exploits with minify and a critical Firefox update

  2. A take on the security news, week 34 2015

    Mon 17 August 2015

    A take on the security news, week 34 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    SSL Malvertising, Kaspersky Gate, SMB relay attack on Windows 10, Android vulnerabilities, OwnCloud analyzed and a couple of new DDoS reflector vectors.

  3. Rest API

    Sun 24 May 2015

    Some notes from a video I watched on youtube.

    Tagged as : rest api
  4. Migrating from Dynamic To Static

    Sat 16 May 2015

    Finally! My site is now transferred to a new platform. In this article I will outline my motivations, the process and what problems I stumbled into.

    Tagged as : joomla pelican
  5. A take on the security news, week 12 2015

    Wed 18 March 2015

    A take on the security news, week 12 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    Yahoo end-to-end email encryption and one-time passwords, The risks of SSL interception, Fake SSL for live.fi domain and Hardware assisted iOS screenlock cracking.

  6. A take on the security news, week 11 2015

    Sun 15 March 2015

    A take on the security news, week 11 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    Cryptowall leverage .chm files, uTorrent install unwanted software, Apple security updates, Microsoft patch tuesday, GnuPG hires second developer and a remote exploitable Android Dropbox SDK.

  7. A take on the security news, week 09 2015

    Fri 27 February 2015

    A take on the security news, week 09 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    More Superfish news, RC4 removed from TLS, Samba vulnerability, Lenovo domain hijacked and Firefox 36 with full support for HTTP2.

    Tagged as : security
  8. A take on the security news, week 07 2015

    Mon 09 February 2015

    A take on the security news, week 07 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.
    Online Windows binary file analyzer, Apple blocks Flash again, Honeyhashing, PCI deprecates SSL, MS Patch tuesday and a unsecure weatherstation.

  9. A take on the security news, week 03 / 2015

    Thu 15 January 2015

    A take on the security news, week 03 / 2015. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.

    USB Attack library, Microsoft and Adobe patch tuesday, Search Github for sensitive information, Use powershell to create malicious excel spreadsheets and a critical ASUS router vulnerability.

  10. Create curl precompiled binaries with Macports

    Sat 10 January 2015

    After the upgrade to osx109 some of the features I used with curl suddenly stopped working. My options was deprecated somehow, so how should a case like this be handled?

    You roll your own version of course. Configured and compiled from scratch with the options you need.

    Tagged as : various
  11. A take on the security news, week 51

    Tue 16 December 2014

    A take on the security news, week 51 / 2014. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.

    Docker security update, FreeBSD buffer overflow vulnerability, 10.000+ Wordpress sites infected,

    and more to come...

    Tagged as : security
  12. A take on the security news, week 49

    Wed 10 December 2014

    A take on the security news, week 49 / 2014. I summarize some of the news that I considered noteworthy related to information security this week.

    Firefox disables SSL3, OpenVPN DoS vulnerability, Scanners lost in translation, Google rolls out new CAPTCHA and Apple Safari update.

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