Secure coding

SDL for C/C++ code in Visual Studio 2013: overview

Introduction Over the years Microsoft had invested heavily into security, successfully changing market perception of own products from one of most insecure i

Introduction to debugging Android apps using AndBug

Introduction: In the previous article of this series, we discussed how to write Cydia substrate extensions to hook into Android Applications. In this article

XML Secure Coding

ABSTRACT The XML (Extensible markup language) is a buzzword over the internet, rapidly maturing technology with powerful real world application, especially f

General HTML5 Security, Part 2

To read the first part of the General HTML5 Security series, please visit: /general-html5-security/ In the second part of the General HTML5 Security series,

General HTML5 Security

HTML5 is a living standard and new features are being added as we speak. New features will continue to arrive and browsers will keep becoming better and bett

NodeJS Security for Beginners

Introduction: NodeJS is an extremely powerful and lightweight technology, which is being widely adopted. Just like any other technology sometimes developers

Identifying Vulnerable Code

No matter how much care you take during development of any software, security issues creep in. Hence, it is important to get the code reviewed for security l

iOS Application Security Part 42 - LLDB Usage continued

In this article, we will look at some of the most important commands in LLDB to debug applications. If you have been following this blog series, you would ha

Writing Python Compiled Modules

Any code that you write utilizing any compiled language like C, C++, or Java can be integrated or imported into another Python script. This code is considere

HTML5 security: Local storage

In a previous article of mine, I discussed Cross Domain Messaging in HTML5. This article walks you through another feature, called local storage, and its sec