I’m very proud to announce that last week I’ve officially joined the Fedora Project as Ambassador LATAM. It’s…
Migrating from SlideShare to SpeakerDeck
TLDR; I’m moving from my original SlideShare to my SpeakerDeck.
It’s no secret that I’ve been very unsatisfied with SlideShare: From silly bugs to weird interface issues to ads, I came to…
In the fourth article of this series we talked about how to use a score-based approach to minimize false occurrences. Now it’s time to talk about… time.
In the third article I’ve reached the conclusion that the most important concepts when thinking about secure sessions are Coherence and Validity. I’ve also touched a very delicate point when dealing…
While I’m currently writing the next part of my “A look into sessions and security” series, I couldn’t help to take some time to write on how fast…
In my second article we’ve seen how to set up a session in a way that improves it’s security. We’ll now take a look at a few issues about access, storage and meta data.
I wish to apologize for anyone who’s been following my posts on session and security. I’ve been caught in weeks of craziness involving three trips, talks and work.
I haven’t forgot it and the next part is in the making. I should be able to release it next week. Thank you for your patience =)
Update your software. Backup often. Use a firewall. Use an antivirus. Don’t trust attachments, etc…
[Updated on 2018–07–05: Fixed a mistake on the referer_check option]
In the first article of this series we explored the concept and theory behind sessions. Now that we understand what a…
Part #0: The concept (You’re here!)Part #1: The setupPart#2: Storage, Access and Meta DataPart #3: The Score approach“Final” Part: Eternal sessions of the clueless user