Cyber security
- Google dorks for WordPress Hackers use Google to find vulnerable WordPress websites. Let's see how. #wp
- Zero-day is the new oil A zero-day exploit is like the Golden Goose for cyberattackers. #cybersecurity
- Acronyms you might not know Learn what widely and less popular tech acronyms and practices mean. #fun
- Hacking Varnish Varnish can be a powerful asset in the infrastructure but what about security? #cybersecurity
- Understanding cyberattackers Let's see what the term 'cyberattacker' means and compare different kinds of attackers with each other. #cybersecurity
- Losing poor habits with forms In 2021, forms are still pretty lame on many websites. #a11y
- Can Machine Learning protect privacy? People often blame AI (artificial intelligence) for helping big corporations intrude on our privacy, and it's undeniably a powerful weapon, but it might also do some good. #ml world
- Welcome white hats If hackers want to help you, don't reject them. #cybersecurity world
- Why developers might misunderstand anonymity Anonymity is a myth, especially if you're not a skilled hacker. Stay safe. #cybersecurity world
- Don't deploy configuration files Configuration files are everywhere. As developers, we use them to configure our computers but also in our projects. #cybersecurity world
- How hackers can do that? Sometimes it's hard to understand how hackers do their black magic. #cybersecurity world
- Tracking location in 2021 Privacy is now a common concern, and if you think you can protect it simply by turning off GPS on your device, you're wrong #cybersecurity world