Collaborate Disseminate
My mate Lars Klint shared this tweet the other day:
Your password is not unique. pic.twitter.com/ga4GwxtzrQ
— Lars Klint (@larsklint) April 16, 2017
Naturally, I passed it on because let’s face it, that’s some crazy shit going on right there. To which the Twitters responded with equal
Continue reading Reckon you’ve seen some stupid security things? Here, hold my beer…
Home again and blog wise, it was a quiet week. I’ve been working on some new material you’ll see next month as well as preparing for upcoming Europe travels where I’ve got a heap of events to get to. I’ve got a new Lenovo to show you in this update
The title of this blog post is what many of us techie folks dream of – free reign to build your own home network! It might seem like a pretty geeky dream (ok, it is a pretty geeky dream), but the reality is that we’re increasingly dependent on our home
Continue reading Wiring a home network from the ground-up with Ubiquiti
Another beautiful spot today while I’m back in Sydney working on the agenda for NDC here in August. It’s a quick trip albeit one very jammed-packed as we work through over 700 talk submissions and try to distil them down to the best ~135 of the bunch. There’s a few
Continue reading Weekly update 31 (Sydney Opera House edition)
I’ve been really actively involved with building things on Microsoft’s Azure cloud for probably about 4 or 5 years now. Many of you will know already that Have I been pwned (HIBP) was built from the ground up on Azure (in fact, one of the reasons I built the service
Continue reading New Pluralsight course: Azure Beyond Websites
A Twitterer sent me this a few days ago:
.@troyhunt you’ve got SSL issues in Chrome 58+ on @ASafaWeb pic.twitter.com/qtUiMxV9tW
— Jonathan (@Eonasdan) April 13, 2017
Now normally when I get a report about an SSL thing not working (by which we mean TLS, but
Continue reading All your websites using StartCom certificates are about to break
A Twitterer sent me this a few days ago:
.@troyhunt you’ve got SSL issues in Chrome 58+ on @ASafaWeb pic.twitter.com/qtUiMxV9tW
— Jonathan (@Eonasdan) April 13, 2017
Now normally when I get a report about an SSL thing not working (by which we mean TLS, but
Continue reading All your websites using StartCom certificates are about to break
Well, good one Australia, UK and whoever else has embarked on this hare-brained scheme, you’ve just made things a whole lot worse. Our respective governments (in all their ivory-towered wisdom), have decided that because one of us could one day decide to become a terrorist, they’d better keep a big
Continue reading Mandatory ISP data retention and the law of unintended consequences
I didn’t mean to talk for 42 minutes today, but somehow, I kinda ended up there. A good whack of that went to explaining how I’d done the subscription implementation you see below, especially as people had asked why there are two CAPTCHAs and indeed I wanted to explain why
It’s a great time for HTTPS. Actually, there’s never been a better time and as each day goes by, we see constant reminders of how important it is. Someone sent me a great example of this just the other day by virtue of a bug that had been lodged with
Continue reading New Pluralsight Course: What Every Developer Must Know About HTTPS