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Should CloudFlare Block Known ISIS Sites?
After Anonymous released its list of known terrorist sites – waves were made. Now there’s some questions around CloudFlare. Is CloudFlare aware they are protecting known ISIS sites? Is CloudFlare breaking the law by protecting known ISIS sites? Let’s review.
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How To Install A DANE TLSA DNS Record
Step-by-step tutorial for correctly installing a DNS-based Authentication of Named Entities (DANE) TLSA DNS record to boost your DNSSEC security
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WordPress – Change All Page Layouts Using The Database
Learn how to bulk update all of your WordPress posts to a new Elegant Themes Page Layout using the database
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DeepTalk.net – Anonymous Communication
We just launched a free new web service called DeepTalk that allows people to share sensitive information in a secure and private environment.
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HubSpot Forms (REST) API checkbox values
HubSpot doesn’t adequately explain how to pass in boolean values through its Forms API. I recently had to work with this API and wrote down some hints.
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Insteon 75790 video recording & CGI API
Learn how to use the CGI API and record video from your Insteon 75790 WiFi IP camera.
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SHA2 Hash Generator
I recently wrote a Windows .NET application that generates SHA1/2 hashes for a given input. It has SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, and SHA512 support as well as PBKDF2 support (1-100,000 rounds).
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3 Tips For Better Online Security & Privacy
Online security & privacy is more important than ever. Read now to increase your online security and to form good online privacy habits for the future.
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Socket.IO tutorial – Find All Users In A Room
How To Find All Users In A Socket.IO Room Socket.IO version 1.0+ is a complete rewrite of the popular JavaScript library for “real-time bidirectional event-based communication”. This means that a whole lot of your pre-1.0 code will simply not work; it seems they were not concerned with backwards-compatibility at all when they released 1.0. Because…
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Tutorial – Using KeePass With Two-Factor Authentication
Your Password Manager Is Insecure Unfortunately, not every website on the internet takes security all that seriously and still requires users to sign-up and authenticate with usernames and passwords. More progressive websites have started to allow users to log-in with their existing passwords but tack on a “second factor” authentication such as an SMS/text message…