Kategorie: Security

  • E-Mail beyond the Steam-Age

    E-Mail beyond the Steam-Age

    E-Mail as a protocol, service and concept came into existance before computers were even networked. By IT standards E-Mail is ancient. Clunky foundational protocols and mail-server and mail-account setups that are difficult and complicated to handle are the result. Redoing E-Mail or at least updating the available protocols for E-Mail has been long overdue. Finally…

  • Static Website Editors

    Static Website Editors

    25 years ago the Web was built by hand, using impressive desktop GUI tools with offline templating and built-in web refactoring. This was the bees knees back then, believe me. Todays CMSes have largely pushed away the offline static web development, but static WYSIWYG web editors still enjoy their little niche. If you know what…

  • Deno 2

    Deno 2

    The newest major release of Deno, Deno 2 was released in October, some 6 weeks ago or so. I missed out, because I was occupied with other things but I’m as of now catching up on the new feature-set and will likely use the new Deno in a legacy project in an attempt to replace…

  • krakenD API Gateway

    krakenD API Gateway

    For SOA in web development at some point you’ll need an API gateway. krakenD delivers with a web/https centric approach that is easy to scale and built with the Go programming language.

  • Meet Deno, the new Node

    Meet Deno, the new Node

    Deno is a new implementation of a runtime environment by the original creator of Node. v1 came about roughly a year ago and it’s basically a redo of Node with all the insights gained and the newest proven technologies at its core. Deno is implemented in Rust and sports TypeScript as a native and first…

  • Modern Web Security

    Modern Web Security

    Modern Web Security is enabled and handled with up-to-date industry standards and solid service-oriented solutions for Identification, Authentication, Authorization, Access Control and Access Delegation, Encryption and Data Security. Here’s an overview of contemporary industry standards for all that:

  • 36C3 – Das nützlich-unbedenklich Spektrum

    36C3 – Das nützlich-unbedenklich Spektrum

    Ein guter Vortrag zum Thema „saubere Softwareentwicklung“: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31xA9p3pYE4

  • .ssh directory mod for SSH keys

    .ssh directory mod for SSH keys

    These commands enable a working access via SSH using keys: chmod 0700 ~/.ssh chmod 0600 ~/.ssh/* I always forget this and get really annoyed when keys don’t work. So here you are.

  • Obtain SSL certificate Information before redirect

    Obtain SSL certificate Information before redirect

    If you need to know information on a web ssl certificate, but the accompaning URL redirects inmediately, it can be difficult to optain that information. Here’s how you do it in the CLI: openssl s_client -connect foo.example.com:443 < /dev/null | openssl x509 -text

  • New EU Regulations in 2019: PSD2 SCA & 3D Secure 2

    New EU Regulations in 2019: PSD2 SCA & 3D Secure 2

    PSD SCA 3D Secure 2.0