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Les Tweets filtrés pour "carne" (272 résultats)S'abonner au fil RSS SecuObs pour le compte Twitter carne[2012-10-10] - 00:51:47 - RT @Mylestro: Any Java house not looked at @aspectsecurity Contrast for security code scanning needs to get involved- instrumentation lo ...[2012-07-14] - 23:37:39 - Apply for #Contrast Beta today! Java apps beware! http://t.co/iX2Y7cNU[2012-04-23] - 10:01:14 - RT @javascriptalert: Prevent cross-site scripting when using JSON objects using ESAPI and Jackson framework 1.7.x « Stefan Hendriks' Blo ...[2012-04-23] - 10:01:14 - @ikettu Agreed! I tried to install one but can't on the current hosting - shared SSL only #blech[2012-04-21] - 18:23:01 - @ikettu SSL will be addressed as soon as we get our new hosting. :D[2012-04-20] - 21:48:21 - RT @securityninja: ah @carne would be proud, our developers praising ESAPI again this morning![2012-04-20] - 21:48:21 - @securityninja Awesome! I always say learning ESAPI is one way to learn to write secure code. learning what libs you use #DevEd[2012-04-17] - 01:19:20 - Wow - between RDP, VNC, SSH, VM, and physical I am concurrently on 15 machines at once..[2012-04-17] - 01:19:20 - @patrickRm101 giggity RT @ Wow - between RDP, VNC, SSH, VM, and physical I am concurrently on 15 machines at once.. // Well Played[2012-04-17] - 01:19:20 - How to use your offices bandwidth, lesson 1 - Download 3 versions of JBoss from 5 machines simultaneously over the VPN. #Winning[2012-04-17] - 01:19:20 - Currently seeking hosting sponsorship for the ESAPI Project - contact me for details[2012-04-17] - 01:19:20 - @indi303 @izar_t @iiamit I expect it is at least as awesome as the How to pick up girls talk at defcon[2012-04-12] - 03:40:42 - Want to contribute a guest article to the ESAPI Blog with your story? Let me know! http://t.co/rIgBnoTP[2012-04-10] - 05:56:52 - Check out the new ESAPI Portal at http://t.co/QOtsY5ze - Much more coming! Feedback? //cc @owasp[2012-04-10] - 05:56:52 - @DinisCruz @cyberchimps You like my ESAPI site theme do ya? :D[2012-04-08] - 20:16:20 - Brown sugar/root beer on top, peach/mango on bottom. Cherry smoke. Eostre dinner. #nomnomnom http://t.co/9iaW5zjK[2012-04-05] - 15:01:23 - RT @jerryhoff: Using OSX? Update Java now... http://t.co/7zkZfR9X[2012-03-29] - 05:42:08 - @blaufish_ @securityninja @dakami @manicode What was the entropy? If I remember right - BURP was reporting 0 bits of entropy UTF8 vs. UTF16?[2012-03-29] - 05:42:08 - @marcwickenden @securityninja @_DickTurnip @PortSwigger Careful, Java is a gateway drug to Grails, JRuby and Scala[2012-03-27] - 15:57:18 - @manicode And the community built AppSensor - which is light years beyond any other attempt at application layer IDS, and is an ESAPI comp.[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @securityninja @securityshell @IRISSCert I still maintain that SQLi and XSS are the entry points, not the direct cause; but still there.[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @securityninja @securityshell lol - Cisco writes SQL injection attacks are the highest root cause of data breaches http://t.co/2ayDZpBy[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @carne @securityninja @securityshell Whoops - wasn't Cisco, clicked on a Cisco link - that came from CIO Mag[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @irisscert @securityninja @securityshell how much spyware was installed by drive-by d/l's as a result of SQLi or XSS? #WhatWeWereGettingAt[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @manicode This conversation heads nowhere good - we'll just agree to disagree at this juncture. Just b/c it's Apache doesn't mean its great[2012-03-27] - 01:35:07 - @manicode If I reviewed the reference AuthN/Z that ships with ESAPI I would call it Alpha too - that's not what ESAPI *is* tho[2012-03-25] - 09:08:01 - @DinisCruz @m1splacedsoul @manicode There is an idea, one that I am working on - to ensure compliance of ESAPI controls during builds.(cont)[2012-03-25] - 09:08:01 - @DinisCruz @m1splacedsoul @manicode But unless framework adopt the ESAPI interfaces there is no way to enforce across framework controls[2012-03-25] - 09:08:01 - @DinisCruz @m1splacedsoul @manicode SAST functionality for ESAPI has already been built - as an Eclipse plugin no less, let me dig it up.[2012-03-25] - 09:08:01 - Holy LOL! I just ran across a group of links to d/l ESAPI with a KeyGen! #FailPirates[2012-03-23] - 10:32:22 - @securityninja @WilRockall @0wasp I still think this is worthy of a blog post, I would still bet majority of malware comes from xss[2012-03-22] - 19:24:16 - @securityninja It is a matter of volume I think - XSS doesn't come close to the other described methods for acquiring large amounts of data[2012-03-22] - 19:24:16 - @securityninja However, it would be interesting to see how much Malware was installed as a result of an XSS bug - my bet is a majority[2012-03-22] - 19:24:16 - @securityninja By definition, XSS doesn't really directly give you access to data like a remote shell or SQLi does - it gets neglected here[2012-03-22] - 19:24:16 - @mikko haha I think your tweet DoS'd Kippo - whooopsies...[2012-03-21] - 09:30:21 - @G13net @psiinon ZAP is awesome - that's why it was selected to be an OWASP Flagship project![2012-03-21] - 09:30:21 - @securityninja You should sign up - I am planning on hosting an ESAPI code-a-thon at the OWASP Summit - and I have a Jolly Roger[2012-03-21] - 09:30:21 - @securityninja if we come out of it with an ESAPI 3.0 beta it will have been well worth it in my mind![2012-03-21] - 09:30:21 - @securityninja Thing is tho you get a lot of people outside of the ESAPI team involved and you get the ESAPI team involved in other projs[2012-03-19] - 05:14:39 - Interesting talk from Cloudflare on being the network in front of @LulzSec website at @sxsw - http://t.co/9NgjBbup[2012-03-19] - 05:14:39 - @adamshostack @jness You mean I shouldn't blindly execute other peoples exploits without looking at payloads first? crap...[2012-03-15] - 00:55:50 - @Netw0rkSecurity What does that have to do with #OWASP? TeamHavok != OWASP[2012-03-14] - 08:39:16 - @curphey understood - he definately had no commit access to ESAPI - no projects at all that I am aware of.[2012-03-14] - 08:39:16 - @curphey fair enough - I can speak for ESAPI, official statement: No write access to ESAPI source code was granted to the accused party[2012-03-14] - 00:08:40 - RT @hdmoore: Need some new threads? Get your geek on at the new Metasploit Store: http://t.co/TrcvLUxq #metasploitswag (RT to win a free ...[2012-03-14] - 00:08:40 - Defense Against the Dark Arts: ESAPI http://t.co/2MxR5jMI via @sxsw[2012-03-11] - 05:32:00 - @tothehilt I am submitting my app to perform at DefCon this week sometime - I will make sure to mention you :D[2012-03-09] - 02:40:38 - Unfortunately both of my upcoming ESAPI classes are being cancelled. Hopefully I can do them later this year. :([2012-03-02] - 21:36:31 - I'll be working on the next version of ESAPI4JS over the weekend incorporating some of the changes I made in jq-encoder.[2012-02-18] - 02:39:26 - @mubix @Hak5Darren Nice! We are taking over! Hak5 at SXSW makes me a happy.Bring me a pineapple? :D[2012-02-17] - 04:23:10 - Grand prize goes to OpenDS - Painless configuration, SSL part of setup process, and a nice GUI for management. WTG![2012-02-15] - 19:07:54 - RT @AppSecDC: Have you registered for @carne's class on ESAPI at http://t.co/IBq7Vw87? Sign up now! http://t.co/qe5jY8F7
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