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Old Wanda experiment
I just realised I never put a post about one of my favourite projects – Wanda the fish – web version (HTML5). This is another tribute to my favourite gnome widget. I am quite proud of it. Go check it out and let me know if you like it.
Back to blogging
It has been 8 years since I last posted here. A lot has happened in the technology and the cybersecurity world. My career has taken me to interesting places as well. I am still excited about crazy projects, new and old tech but I am also more interested in social justice projects. Either way –…
OWASP guide v4 application testing checklist-tracker
This is a simple tracker I have created to facilitate the process of appetising so I do not lose myself in the excitement of the new findings. This helps going methodically through all the areas. I have used the OWASPv4 check list and just added couple of excel formulas. Enjoy OWASPv4-Checklist-Tracker_v1.0
Stack canaries cartoon
Lately I have been busy studying different buffer overflow protection mechanisms and while reading about stack canaries a funny picture came to my mind. I am visual person and drawing things help me remember. Here is my stack canary drawing 😉
D3 experiments: Simple vulnerability summary representation
19 May Update I have improved a bit the host representation. Digging into d3 capabilities found several very useful capabilities like scales. Also utilising jQuery tipsy for nice hover text info display. That lead to v0.2 which could be found here. My first d3 experiment I have started experimenting with data visualisation recently using d3…
How to emulate Gaussian blur in iDraw
I am sorry but this is not a security related blog post. However I still consider some workarounds as “life hacks” and if someone could benefit the shared info I will be most than happy. I recently started using iDraw and while working on some of my old drawings made with InkSkape I have noticed…
Cool visualisation ideas
I have always admired people that could represent complex ideas in a simple way or have come up with ideas to visualise complex/big data in a graspable manner. Here is my personal collection of cool visualisations. If you have anything cool in your own collection, please drop me a line Enjoy! Internet map
Problem with Ubuntu wfica Citrix client loading too slow
Last couple of days I was trying to wrap my head around a problem with the Ubuntu Citrix wfica client connecting to a Secure Gateway. Sometimes it was “loading” quite fast and sometimes it was taking up to 30 sec to start connecting the target server. The wfica process was listed as running but no…
The H Security news introducing 5 years old CSRF tool – seriously?
While reading my RSS feeds a new article from The H security popped in the list. The title was promising “Detecting CSRF vulnerabilities”. Happy to read something new on that topic I followed the link only to find with a great disappointment that the article author Stefan Schurtz is talking about a 5 years old…
Cool interview with Jeri Ellsworth on Twitch
This post is a bit away from the security but is about a geeky person I read about recently. If you do not know who is Jeri Ellsworth I can understand. She is a hardware geek with interesting history. I accidentally came around one of her hack projects – bass guitar built from old Comodore…
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