This is a quick announcement regarding the Agile Hacking project. For those of you who are not familiar with this project, there is a post that you can go through over here.
So, the Agile Hacking project has found a new home in the newly established House of Hackers V2 initiative, which is essentially the House of Hackers‘ wiki. We plan to use V2 as our main project repository. [...]
This idea is perhaps stupid. Nevertheless, I rather document it here for good than not documenting it at all.
Here is the story. I had to reset the credentials of an online account I have. As usual, I went on the vendors’ site, clicked the forgotten password feature, typed my email address and clicked submit. A moment later an email arrived in my inbox with instructions how to reset the password. [...]
Google Chrome is a fact. It is a nice and slick looking browser. It is open source and it has some nice security features. However, these security features strive to protect the user from attacks which try to takeover your browser and operating system. As I explained here, because nowadays most of the data is located on the Web, it makes sense to have built-in security features to prevent the various forms of information leaks, XSS, CSRF, etc. attacks as well. [...]
It is time to rethink the way the desktop works. Some of my ideas may seem radical but sometimes evolution is the only solution to all of our problems. Read on…
I have this idea for quite some time now. [...]
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