Tag Archives: infosec

Jun 04
2013

Hybrid Security Talk at Better Software Conference West

Posted on June 4, 2013 by The Code Curmudgeon

I’m speaking tomorrow at the Better Software Conference West at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. If you’re going to be at the conference come join in. The topic is security and I’ll be talking about Hybrid Security Analysis: Bridging the … Continue reading →

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Jun 03
2013

SQL Injection Hall of Shame updated

Posted on June 3, 2013 by The Code Curmudgeon

Just a reminder for those who aren’t aware – I maintain a list here I like to call the “SQL Injection Hall of Shame“. There was a quiet period at the first of the year, but now we seem to … Continue reading →

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Jul 17
2012

SQL Injection is So “2000-and-Late”

Posted on July 17, 2012 by The Code Curmudgeon

I’m kind of surprised, or at least disappointed that we are still talking about SQL injection breaches. About a year ago I wrote about SQL Injection and yet it’s still hitting major web sites. For example Hackmageddon has an interesting … Continue reading →

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Apr 25
2012

Can the Internet Survive Privacy

Posted on April 25, 2012 by The Code Curmudgeon

Lately some have been suggesting that the internet is at risk. Much if not all of the hoopla stems from a recent interview with Sergey Brin from Google (GOOG). Brin says the biggest threst come from government crackdowns, attempts to … Continue reading →

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