DZone Daily Dose - 2009/11/20
More updates today on the closures announcement for JDK 7. Google announced the release of its source code for Chrome OS and the NSA announced that... more »
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Thoughts on the Cloud
A business partner of mine asked some basic questions about cloud computing. We had a small exchange that I felt worth sharing.
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Free Cheat Sheet: GlassFish Application Server v3
A must have for anyone new to GlassFish, or anyone looking for a go to resource for quick tips.
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Three Questions Developers Need To Ask
While performing software security assessments I have all too often run into developers that are constantly trying to explain away vulnerability... more »
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Microsoft adapts SDL to agile development
Microsoft has announced that it is evolving its Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) process to accommodate agile development, but experts stress that... more »
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JNBridgePro 5.0 Bridges Java and .NET
NBridge, a provider of interoperability tools between Java and .NET frameworks, announced the newest versions of JNBridge Pro and its JMS adapters. ... more »
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Google DashBoard: User-Privacy is Finally Configurable
After long lasting blames and concerns over Google Privacy, googl has an answer: Dashboard that lets users configure what is visible to Google.
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Learning with Grails: Security, Extjs, REST, Spring Insight
Posting including a lot of good general information about using grails to explore authentication and authorization using the spring-security plugin... more »
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Encrypting and Decrypting Data Using X.509 Certificates
Over the past few days, I've been working to change our build process and make it a little more flexible for our needs. As part of it, I was asked to... more »
101 on HTTPS Web Site Performance Impact
I recently analyzed a secure web page that took 20 seconds till the onLoad event triggered. The site had no fancy images, no animations or heavy... more »
Fundamental flaw with 3D Secure
3D Secure is the payment industries Internet authentication standard and is considered to be the online version of chip and pin. The change password... more »
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ldd arbitrary code executon
The `ldd` utility is more vulnerable than you think. It’s frequently used by programmers and system administrators to determine the dynamic library... more »
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Which Linux Distribution Is Suitable For Me?
This question is asked by many of us too often, well it depends upon your needs, requirement and expertise. In this post I will try to compare 9 top... more »
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/10/23
Firefox 3.6 is delayed by Windows 7 bugs, a market survey shows many internet users still use IE6, Bing gets searches for Twitter and facebook... more »
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SHA1 and MD5 checksums in Java
Simple code showing how to calculate SHA1 and MD5 checksums of a file in Java
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Web 2.0 Security Testing – Approach Note
Web 2.0 has been described as the “participatory Web.” For example blogs and photo sharing services enable consumers to add and update their own... more »
I’m amazed to see how we got to this point where upgrading from the current version of a software (Vista) is worth it, but that upgrading from an older version (XP) isn’t worth it!!
Windows 7 is praised to be such a enhancement from Windows Vista, but what about Windows XP? Well, I guess the guys at Redmond found a way to tax... more »
Sneaky Microsoft plug-in puts Firefox users at risk
While using Firefox today I got this notification http://tinypic.com/r/10cqayv/4 !
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Single Sign-On: What brings it for you?
Buzz word, we are all talking buzz word, SSO is one of them. What is Single Sign-On by the way? A brief description would say that Single Sign-on... more »
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IPSec Tunneling Using FreeBSD
IPsec is a protocol which sits on top of the Internet Protocol (IP) layer. IPsec allows communication between hosts in a secure manner. The FreeBSD... more »
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Folk Complexity Theory
When people say an algorithm is O(n log n), they don't mean what textbooks of complexity theory would imply. So what's this Folk Complexity Theory... more »
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Google hacks
Google can be used to reveal web site vulnerabilities. Tweaking google searches can help reveal them. Learn how to secure your site to prevent google... more »
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Remembering Java platform security
Developers don't worry too much about Java platform security these days. This blog entry explains why it is still relevant, how it works and how to... more »
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How to exploit a back-office web application using CSRF
This article explains how an attacker could potentially exploit a back-office application that is not exposed on the Internet by using Cross Site... more »
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What Happened To CodeJustin?
Well the company which I bought my webhosting from ClanDrive was hacked (you might of seen that my blog had a landing page saying it was hacked the... more »
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