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I’m currently building a website where you have an account and can do "dangerous" things with it. I want to password-protect these things, so the user has to type their password, if they want to continue.
I couldn’t find any ress… Continue reading Password protected wall
Chitin derived from shrimps, mushrooms, and other organisms may lead to new 3D-printed, multi-layered polymer coatings to protect soldiers against bullets, lasers, toxic gases, microbes, and other hazards.Continue ReadingCategory: Materials, ScienceTag… Continue reading Shrimp shells to serve as the basis for new multi-protective coatings
Chitin derived from shrimps, mushrooms, and other organisms may lead to new 3D-printed, multi-layered polymer coatings to protect soldiers against bullets, lasers, toxic gases, microbes, and other hazards.Continue ReadingCategory: Materials, ScienceTag… Continue reading Shrimp shells to serve as the basis for new multi-protective coatings
I’m building an API with websocket that serializes data through JSON. The App itself is a chat application. I came up with the following structure to send my data:
{date: ‘2020-05-31′, time: ’14:28:05’, text: “Hey!”, to: ‘<id:int>’,… Continue reading Protect API from being tampered?
Say I enter a place with public WIFI. Of course, I would not connect to the network since I know it’s risky, but I do have my computer turned on. Can an attacker know my computer is there and force a connection to it? If they would be able… Continue reading Can a malicious WIFI network force a connection
I’m developing a set of internal websites and services for a customer who has high levels of bureaucracy and strict formal rules about many things, one of them being “not storing passwords in plain text”.
So, when they inspected my system… Continue reading How to protect web server private keys on Ubuntu with Nginx without exposing any plain text credentials?
I am aware that physical access to a computer and a “decent” amount of resources available means any computer could be compromised. I was wondering if this saying holds true when it comes to networking.
My online access is limited to only… Continue reading Does the saying "unlimited access means game over" apply to online access too?
To pay or not to pay continues to be the question as ransomware targets cities, even amid COVID-19. Continue reading Public Sector Ransomware Attacks Rage On: Can Your Organization Repel Them?
I am very new to this kind of stuff, so please bear with my ignorance.
As I get older (into my 20’s, I’m not a senior), I realize that with more information comes the need for greater security. And with jobs that I have had, schooling in… Continue reading Is there a way to add additional protection to everyday applications/programs?
Although seawalls certainly do protect coastal communities from storm surge waves, those walls can be unsightly, plus they restrict access to the water. A proposed new system gets around those problems, by doubling as a canopy when not serving storm du… Continue reading Seaside canopy could tilt to block storm waves