Category Archives: Security

High Connection numbers to a web server

By Woody | March 15, 2009

Worth a look at C10k (challenge to build a server capable of 10k concurrent connections) : http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html and a resulting server software that steps towards that (powers youtube etc..) lighttpd fly light : http://www.lighttpd.net/story Blogosphere posts on High Connection numbers to a web server (Automatically generated External Blogposts of no relation to this blog) How [...]

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Graphics Cards do more than render games

By Woody | October 18, 2008

Some people look at a graphics card in a whole new way. Specifically using it to hyper-crack passwords. Scary stuff considering so much money goes into heavy duty cards.

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Fixing the Web with GNU

By Woody | September 6, 2008

I think fixing the web is a solid idea and more people should take securing their important stuff seriously, school boy errors affect more than school boys.

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Worth a read

By Woody | August 3, 2008

The following all offer an insight into browser security – and damn good proof that we should all uninstall ie http://sla.ckers.org/forum http://www.0×000000.com http://sirdarckcat.blogspot.com

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