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Normally if you wish to phish a user for information like passwords, emails, social security numbers, credit card numbers or what not and you’re exploiting some website with a bug in its handling of user content (either from a database or from the GET data) (Please note that POST XSS exploits isn’t really easy to [...]
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So the other day I wondered the consequences when choosing one hashing method over another when it comes to security. If we say that some hacker has got a hold of your (of course!) encrypted fx passwords then what will it matter that you choose a unbroken, uncommon and maybe slower encryption method? Speed I [...]
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Saturday, January 16th, 2010
The last couple of days I’ve been fooling around with Google Wave and it’s so called “Gadgets”. In relation to this I couldn’t help trying out some simple XSS and XSSR techniques which I’ll now show you and hopefully the Google Wave developers so they can secure the Gadgets – creating a even better product. [...]
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
So If you read my previous post about the fact that Joomla sucks and why Joomla makes me so frustrated you properly thought I would be nice with some solutions on the problems stated. So I created some hacks as answers, here goes: A custom menu-maker operating in only one sub-level because that is what [...]
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Wednesday, December 9th, 2009
So I got this job from a customer: setup a design from a sliced PSD file into some CSS formatted XHTML. Fair enough, that couldn’t be that hard – and it wasn’t. The real pain the in ass is NOW: I have to set the darn thing up so it can run in Joomla! I’ve [...]
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So after a not of attention after my first release of the Twitter Add-on for Google Chrome I decided to rewrite the whole thing today. This has resulted in some dramatic changes and improvements. But I’ve also got some things I would like to investigate further to improve the extension further. Why doesn’t the extension [...]
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Did you like this post, take a look at the new post and the new version of the add-on (extension): http://www.e-x-e.dk/2009/05/30/labs-twitter-add-on-extension-for-google-chrome-new-version-new-post/. So, today I saw some article about the Google Chrome add-ons (extensions as they also call them). And since I’m a Chrome user myself I decided to play along by creating a small basic [...]
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Friday, February 20th, 2009
I’ve been a customer of one.com for over 4 years now (started: 08-11-04) and I’ve been very pleased so far. I hasn’t had a lot of support cases and emails regarding the service or uptime from one.com Though the years one.com has upgraded it’s offers from time to time and each time I and other [...]
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Wednesday, March 19th, 2008
I just had some problems with logging on the Live services earlier today and I therefore decided to fix it, so clever I found a help article here: http://tinyurl.com/2qqc49 and I decided to to write a quick BASIC (*.bat) file to make a bit more automatic. I did that because I’m a lazy cow, as [...]
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