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  • raymonderi.no/blog

    Passion: Technology | Just another techblog

    Home Who is Raymond Eri? About this blog Passion: Technology Android Apple Mac Noteworthy Recommended Services Software Websites Software Update SSD Tips and Tricks Security: Best antivirus money can buy (spring 2011) Posted by Raymond Bratli Eri in Recommended, Software on 17. Apr, 2011 | 0 Comments Based on tests done by three renowned sites, I?ve concluded that BitDefender Antivirus Pro 2011 / BitDefender Internet Security 2011 is the best antimalware solution money can buy right now

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  • chanchalpanda.blogspot.in

    Exploring Computer

    This blog is focused on computer security. I want to share information from my own experience & from other expert to help those who want to learn about computer security & hacking.

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  • sattlers.org/mickey

    Michael 'Mickey' Sattler

    Michael 'Mickey' Sattler 1 October 2010 I'm standing in the hot sun, but the fog pouring over Twin Peaks is pushing a cold breeze ahead of it. Shiver. Both of the kids' schools are heading over to the Strictly Bluegrass festival in Golden Gate Park, where M. C. Hammer is playing yet another of his kid-centric shows. I heard Lila's class needed a "small tarp", so I drive the Bacon Sparkle Pony deep into the park, past concentric circles of security, waved on as soon as burners spot

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  • poweradmin.se/blog

    Dalle & DXter - The Power Admins

    Dalle & DXter The Power Administrators Skip to content HomeDownloadsPowerShellActive DirectoryPopulate Lab Active DirectoryGUI based PowerShellAbout ? Older posts First look at the new PowerShell FB Module Posted on August', 2011 by Dalle I saw this module earlier today and I have been looking for something like this for a while so I have been playing around with It for for an hour or so. You can download It here. Install it with the msi file and then open up PowerShell ISE. Hmmmm

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  • erlend.oftedal.no/blog

    Insomnia and the Hole in the Universe

    comments (not for humans) Insomnia and the Hole in the Universe [Security] Web framework HTML escaping to mitigate XSS August 4, 2011 - 21:43 CEST Recently we see frameworks altering behaviour in order to mitigate XSS. Ruby on Rails 3, Play Framework and ASP.NET MVC 3 all do HTML escaping by default for the standard output (, ${SomeVariable} and @SomeVariable). While I applaude the frameworks for taking this step (and this is certainly a step in the right

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