Collaborate Disseminate
For those of us who lived through the early 8-bit computing revolution — the tail end, in our case — it’s hard to believe that there’s a second wave of …read more Continue reading Happy Birthday to Dad, Retrocomputer Style
Porting DOOM to everything that’s even vaguely Turing complete is a sport for the advanced hacker. But if you are just getting started, or want to focus more on the …read more Continue reading Happy Birthday, Tetris!
In June, 1995, Rasmus Lerdorf made an announcement on a Usenet group. You can still read it.
Announcing the Personal Home Page Tools (PHP Tools) version 1.0.
These tools are a set of small tight cgi binaries written in C.
Today, twenty five years on, PHP is about as ubiquitous …read more
Continue reading Does PHP Have A Future, Or Are Twenty Five Years Enough?
Happy Birthday! Exactly one year ago, the ZeroNorth brand was born as the industry’s first provider of risk-based vulnerability…
The post Time to Celebrate a Sensational Year of the ZeroNorth Brand and Vulnerability Discovery Orchestration&… Continue reading Time to Celebrate a Sensational Year of the ZeroNorth Brand and Vulnerability Discovery Orchestration… and Give Back
It’s about showing age-appropriate content, it said. Though staying safe from child-privacy lawsuits doesn’t hurt, either. Continue reading Instagram trying to protect kids by getting dates of birth from new users
Today, 8 January 2019, is TaoSecurity Blog’s 16th birthday! This is also my 3,041st blog post.I wrote my first post on 8 January 2003 while working as an incident response consultant for Foundstone.Here are a few statistics on the blog. Blogger started… Continue reading Happy 16th Birthday TaoSecurity Blog
For his niece’s second birthday, [Stefan] wondered what a toddler would enjoy the most? As it turns out, a box packed with lights, dials and other gadgets to engage and entertain.
For little Alma’s enjoyment, three potentionmeters control a central LED, a row of buttons toggle a paired row of more lights, a rotary encoder to scroll the light pattern of said row left and right, and some sockets to plug a cable into for further lighting effects. Quite a lot to handle, so [Stefan] whipped up a prototype using an Arduino — although he went with an ATmega 328 …read more
Our Coin Cell Challenge competition has turned up some amazing entries, things that we wouldn’t have thought possible from such meagre power sources. Take [Vishnu M Aiea]’s entry for instance, a device which he claims can light up as a birthday reminder every year for up to fifty years.
At its heart is a modified Arduino Nano clone that draws a measured 608 nA from a CR2450N. From the specification of the cell he has calculated the 50 year maximum figure, as well as a possible 29 years for a CR2032 and 64 years for a CR2477. He does however …read more
Today, 8 January 2018, is the 15th birthday of TaoSecurity Blog! This is also my 3,020th blog post.I wrote my first post on 8 January 2003 while working as an incident response consultant for Foundstone.I don’t believe I’ve released statistics for the … Continue reading Happy 15th Birthday TaoSecurity Blog
Today, 8 January 2016, is the 13th birthday of TaoSecurity Blog! This is also my 3,000th blog post.I wrote my first post on 8 January 2003 while working as an incident response consultant for Foundstone. Kevin Mandia was my boss. Today I… Continue reading Happy 13th Birthday TaoSecurity Blog