I’ve long held that the vast majority of responsibility for securing our networks lies on the software developer, and default configurations are a fantastic example of how we keep screwing up.
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Feeling irritated that the latest Trump campaign indictments censored a bunch of stuff? Let some simple OSINT fix that within the span of one lunch break.
Empathy for the defender is hard enough. Empathy for the attacker is a lesson I learned this week, from an unlikely source.
Hack The Box is perhaps the best way to learn offensive security, and Lame is HackTheBox’s “HelloWorld.”
Take a journey with me to create the ugliest possible front-end MVP for a day trader’s journal for today’s Dev-A-Day devlog!
Day trading is hard enough, and I used to make it harder by tracking my trades in a super slow and difficult to analyze fashion. I’m going to build my own trade journal and analysis program from scratch!
I recently announced on Twitter that I’d gotten a new job as a Sr. Engineer! I’d been developer heavy in many of my roles in the past, as much as I could, despite those roles not being explicitly technical or software development-centric. I’ve done a lot of development work in my “6 to 10” work […]