security best-practices web-development I Don't Know Crap About Security (Or At Least I Didn't) Recently, I was involved in a project that required doing some serious locking down of an application prior to an extensive audit (with potentially millions of dollars on the line). All the buzzwords were there: "pen testing", "red teams", and "everything depends on this"
asp.net c# tools Hands-free Security Scanning within .NET Applications I'm sure if you follow any news sources at all, you see countless hacks, breaches, and leaks from various big-name companies which you might assume would be better at protecting your information. Now most of these incidents can probably be related to non-technical issues like social engineering, but
electron tools security When Insecure Responses and Certificate Transparency Completely Break Electron A few months back, I wrote up a short summary on using Electron to easily build, package, and deploy a web site or application [http://rion.io/2016/12/02/bringing-your-web-application-to-desktop-life-with-electron/] . If you were to have followed such a tutorial, you may be coming back here looking for a post
