Collaborate Disseminate
Working on projects is fun. Documenting them is often not so much. However, if you want anyone to duplicate your work — or even just want to remember what you were doing a few years ago when something needs upgrading or repairing.
There’s a ton of ways to keep track …read more
Continue reading It Ain’t Over ‘Til the Paperwork is Done: Test Driving TiddlyWiki
Does anyone have any documentation (likely unofficial) on Ring doorbell HTTP endpoints? The Ring documentation indicates there is an HTTP server present on port 80, wondering if any of the GETs or POSTs have been documented?
… Continue reading Ring Doorbell HTTP endpoints [on hold]
The Situation
I’m presently a member of a healthcare records team that is sorely understaffed and has an incredibly low bus factor, with only two people with the majority of system knowledge, myself – allocated temporarily, … Continue reading Addressing security issues for documenting internal systems
Since its inception in 2009, Incapsula has been a proud part of Imperva, the analyst-recognized cybersecurity leader. However, cybersecurity needs are evolving, and so are we. On April 7th, we will officially retire Incapsula.com. All of the great Inca… Continue reading Making Our Security Portfolio Simpler — and Better
A lot goes into building a good IT channel program. A truly-effective program should meet the vendor’s needs while also delivering attractive benefits to our partners. A successful channel program should deliver a number of key elements, includin… Continue reading Imperva Wins CRN 5-Star Partner Program 3rd Year in a Row. Here are Some Stats Behind Why.
Code documentation — is there anything more exciting than spending your time writing extensive comments? If I had to guess, your answer is probably somewhere along the lines of “uhm, yes, everything is more exciting than that”. Plus, requesting to document your code is almost like an insult to your …read more
Continue reading “Good Code Documents Itself” And Other Hilarious Jokes You Shouldn’t Tell Yourself
Paul and Jeff Man talk about Open-Source and free collaboration security tools. 1. Project Planning – OrangeScrum 2. Ticketing – Mantis Bug Tracker 3. Documentation – MediaWiki 4. Zabbix – Remote System Monitoring 5. Feedly R… Continue reading Open-Source & Free Collaboration Security Tools – Enterprise Security Weekly #123
Apple, Microsoft, Red Hat and others have built an uncannily similar privilege escalation flaw into their Intel-based products. Continue reading Major OS Players Misinterpret Intel Docs, and Now Kernels Can Be Hijacked
In some circumstances,some operating systems or hypervisors may not expect or properly handle an Intel architecture hardware debug exception. The error appears to be due to developer interpretation of existing documentation for certain Intel architecture interrupt/exception instructions,namely MOV SS and POP SS. Continue reading VU#631579: Hardware debug exception documentation may result in unexpected behavior
I’m assuming that it’s a good idea to document your security protocols, response plans, and attack surfaces.
Of course, if you simply stick all of that information on GitHub (minus your secret of course), then it gives attac… Continue reading How should we store and share information about our security protocols and plans?