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Weekly update 17 (the veranda edition)

Posted on January 13, 2017 by Troy Hunt

This is a somewhat shorter, very tired version of my weekly update. As I say in the video, preparing for the NDC conference in London next week has been extremely taxing with two new talks and a bunch of other activities to organise. I didn’t mention it in the vid,

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Weekly update 17 (the veranda edition)

Posted on January 13, 2017 by Troy Hunt

This is a somewhat shorter, very tired version of my weekly update. As I say in the video, preparing for the NDC conference in London next week has been extremely taxing with two new talks and a bunch of other activities to organise. I didn’t mention it in the vid,

Continue reading Weekly update 17 (the veranda edition)→

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A data breach investigation blow-by-blow

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Troy Hunt

Someone has just sent me a data breach. I could go and process the whole thing, attribute it to a source, load it into Have I been pwned (HIBP) then communicate the end result, but I thought it would be more interesting to readers if I took you through the

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A data breach investigation blow-by-blow

Posted on January 10, 2017 by Troy Hunt

Someone has just sent me a data breach. I could go and process the whole thing, attribute it to a source, load it into Have I been pwned (HIBP) then communicate the end result, but I thought it would be more interesting to readers if I took you through the

Continue reading A data breach investigation blow-by-blow→

Posted in Have I been pwned?, Security

Weekly update 16

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Troy Hunt

It’s a new year! Which means looking back at the old year and while I’m there, also looking back at how much we didn’t know we didn’t know. This week I also permanently nuked all remaining remnants of the ad network given the success of the sponsorship model and that

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Weekly update 16

Posted on January 6, 2017 by Troy Hunt

It’s a new year! Which means looking back at the old year and while I’m there, also looking back at how much we didn’t know we didn’t know. This week I also permanently nuked all remaining remnants of the ad network given the success of the sponsorship model and that

Continue reading Weekly update 16→

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I just permanently removed all ad network code from my blog

Posted on January 5, 2017 by Troy Hunt

I don’t mind ads on websites as a concept, that is I don’t mind the idea of a message appearing somewhere that helps the producer of said content earn a crust. However, there are other things about ads that I do mind enormously and most of them are due to

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I just permanently removed all ad network code from my blog

Posted on January 5, 2017 by Troy Hunt

I don’t mind ads on websites as a concept, that is I don’t mind the idea of a message appearing somewhere that helps the producer of said content earn a crust. However, there are other things about ads that I do mind enormously and most of them are due to

Continue reading I just permanently removed all ad network code from my blog→

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2016 retrospective

Posted on January 1, 2017 by Troy Hunt

I never used to do these “year in review” style things, but 2015 was a really foundational year for me in many ways so I wrote a 2015 retrospective. Thinking about it over the last few weeks as we approached the end of 2016, a bunch of stuff really stuck

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2016 retrospective

Posted on January 1, 2017 by Troy Hunt

I never used to do these “year in review” style things, but 2015 was a really foundational year for me in many ways so I wrote a 2015 retrospective. Thinking about it over the last few weeks as we approached the end of 2016, a bunch of stuff really stuck

Continue reading 2016 retrospective→

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