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Economics, protecting the environment and Web 2.0
What do these things have in common? During the weekend I was at at a conference of economics (weird, isn’t it?) and one of the presenters talked about how we must look at the economics if we want to achieve a given goal, for example protecting the environment. For example currently the computer manufacturing companies…
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Pimping my blog
As you can tell I’ve been tweaking my blog a little last week. I’m still new to the production side of blogging (as oposed to the consumption side) so surely I’ll make lot of changes in the future. The changes I’ve made until now are: Added a picture which is representative of me Converted my…
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Hack the Gibson – Episode #60
Read the reason for these posts. Read Steve Gibson’s response. Here I am again, with a little delay because I was away on a conference of economics over the weekend, but I’ll cover that in a later post. This netcast started out very nicely, and I was hoping that I won’t have to write this…
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How to exclude certain traffic from Google Analytics?
I use Google Analytics to get an idea about the traffic on my blog. However, being the low traffic volume site it is, my visits skew the results (this became clear to me when in the overview it showed me that almost 12% of my traffic came from beta.blogger.com, which is the admin interface for…
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Moving to Ubuntu – The Regex Coach
After reaching 21 posts and caching up with the Security Now! episodes, I thought that it’s time to start a new series. I am what I consider a pro Windows user and lately I started moving to Ubuntu. I toyed with Linux distros before, but this is the first I feel that I can learn.…
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Hack the Gibson – Episode #57
Read the reason for these posts. Read Steve Gibson’s response. This is the 21st post. Woohoo! It’s not that impressive, but for me it is, considering that I’ve started my blog just a little over a week ago. So this will be cheerful, joyful and happy post :). I’ve selected episode 57 for this because…
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Hack the Gibson – Episode #59
Read the reason for these posts. Read Steve Gibson’s response. Finally, I’m getting in synch with the released episodes. This one is relatively error-free, I have only just a few comments to make: buffer overrun doesn’t always mean that the buffer is on the stack, it can be in the heap also. Hardware DEP prevents…
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Things you (probably) didn’t know about your webserver
Today’s webservers are incredibly complex beasts. I don’t know how many of the people operating Apache have read the full specifications. I sure didn’t. So it should come as no surprise that there are hidden features in our servers (and some of them turned on by default), which can weaken our defenses. There are two…
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What’s up with the pink?
I now that it looks funny, but it will be this way throughout the month of october as I’m going pink for october.
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Companies, technology and security
When I saw this piece in my google reader, I thought: that’s interesting, so I headed over and checked it out thinking that I get some information about are the practices at big companies. Somewhat disappointingly it was just a link to a tutorial which looks like it was written by someone who is just…