Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/21/2013

I find it sad that in times when people are facing disaster, many have died, others missing, a ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/20/2013

Trend Micro published a report last week on a spear-phishing emails campaign that contain a ma ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/20/2013

We're looking for any info or packets that target port 51616.   After witnessing a sp ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/20/2013

I put together a simple .deb package to install our DShield iptables client on Ubuntu ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/17/2013

Currently, many public web sites that allow access via IPv6 do so via proxies. This is seen as ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/16/2013

  Like with .biz, I sometimes have the impression that ...(more)...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/16/2013

As an add-on to ISC Handler Lenny Zeltser's earlier more »

Posted by: Denise Jacobs on 05/16/2013

There are some experiences that are so good that they set the bar for any other experience past or future to try to match or emulate. Facilitating my first full day workshop on creativity at FITC Amsterdam goes on record as being one of the best days of my life. Yes, it was that good. Seriously. For starters, I was bolstered by the fact that I had been in contact with a few of the attendees beforehand. One woman emailed me in advance to tell me how excited she was about the workshop. Another...more »

Posted by: Johannes Ullrich on 05/16/2013

Cisco TelePresence Supervisor MSE 8050 contains a vulnerability that may allow an unauthentica ...(more)...more »

Posted by: James Ward on 05/15/2013

Over this past weekend I built a little tool for Play Framework app developers which auto-refreshes an app in Chrome when the source code or static assets change. Check out a video demonstration: For information on how to set it up, check out the project on GitHub: https://github.com/jamesward/play-auto-refresh Special thanks to Josh Suereth for helping me figure out the SBT magic.more »

Posted by: Alex Russell on 05/15/2013

Several times in the past few months I’ve been presented with this question: is it good or useful to provide synchronous APIs to web workers? Having considered the question at some length, it seems to me the answer must now be “no“. Consider IndexedDB. It’s not implemented in any browser yet, but some hard-working sould did the arduous work to specify a second synchronous version of its API which is meant to be available only in Workers where it can’t lock up...more »

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