Security Lessons Why you can't just disable JavaScript
Mar 31, 2009As ugly and hard to secure as JavaScript is, it could be worse – we could be using ActiveX.
more »Ratproxy The Ratproxy security scanner looks for vulnerabilities in web applications
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Google Summer of Code: Student applications now open
Mar 23, 2009Last week, Google unveiled the 150 mentoring organizations selected for Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2009, and students can begin submitting applications now.
more »Adeona Open source laptop tracking and recovery
Feb 28, 2009If you use a laptop, you have a good chance of having it lost or stolen. Learn about Adeona, a reliable open source system that can help you locate your lost or stolen laptop.
more »Security Lessons The death of MD5 (and some SSL certificates)
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