Adrian Stolarski is a freelance security tech blogger, specializing in Java, PHP, and JQuery. In his own words, he does the hard work of training the unemployed. Currently, he handles Evaluation Visualization for real-time systems with XWT and Eclipse RAP. If he sees that something works, he asks how it works and why it works, then sets out to make it work better. A researcher for InfoSec Institute, he currently lives in Poland, but plans to move to London. I have written a lot about building flexible Agile teams and their usual shortcomings. However, there is a river of information behind it and improving
At the beginning of this series of tutorials, I would like to note one thing: All the activities that we usually take to increase the
In today’s article I want to address a very important topic. Namely, I want to talk about PHP session security. I know and understand that
Pre-Christmas fever has slowly embraced us all. Everyone was happy to give donations to charitable organizations or throw a few dollars to help some children.
When it comes to PHP, some 99% of amateur sites and 60-70% of all sites use the professional scripting language called PHP. But is it
At the beginning of this article, I want to thank all those without whom this article would not exist. For starters, I’d like to thank
A task of any operating system is to provide software that strongly increases its security. A lot of programs of this type have been created;
We have previously traced all types of estimates, and we introduced Planning Poker. Today, we finish that and do a summary of the entire series.
The idea for this series of articles came to my mind when the first series of articles about the honeypot and SELinux appeared. Sometimes we
Oh boy, this whole series about FTP hacking is really getting long. There’s just too much information to cover in just one article. In fact,
In the previous part of this article series, we introduced the topic of FTP security, and the basics of how the protocol works. After reading
In previous articles on planning and estimating projects, we explored the basic principle of estimates. Estimating cannot really determine precisely what we will provide to
Usually, I write about human resource management, risk assessment and project estimation almost every day, but from time to time, I get an e-mail from
In a previous article, we introduced the concept of exceptions. As I mentioned, this is the most important thing when writing high-quality software. Today we
In previous articles on the diagnosis of computer networks we generally learned a lot of tools available and understood how they work. Today we will
As you know, I delight in writing articles on the Agile environment. Why is that? Because I like to advise people about the methodology of
Previously, we took the principles of DHCP and DNS servers. We already know how to operate, inter alia. We also have data on how computers
Previously, we took a major problem with which organizations are faced in the implementation of Agile methodologies in companies. It was where the lack of
For part 1 of this series, please click here. Troubleshooting a computer network is really a very vast topic. In the first part of the
Sometimes, at the beginning of my adventure to the Internet, I was wondering how it is that I have a local area network and Internet
