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Don’t Commit Sensitive Information to the Repository
One of the most common security issues I in code reviews is sensitive information, such as production credentials, API keys, etc, in the source code. The source code I just pulled from the repository. The source code all the developers … Continue reading
Posted in Security
Tagged credentials, security
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Saturday MP Show #17: Hack the Box – Busqueda (User Flag)
In this episode I find the user flag for the Busqueda machine on Hack the Box. Perhaps with a little help from the walkthrough and Chat GPT to assist with my lack of Python knowledge. Thanks to Hack the Box … Continue reading
Posted in Saturday MP Show, Security
Tagged hack the box, saturdaymp show, security
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Today I Learned about Gobuster
I’ve made it a goal for 2023 to increase my security knowledge. This was based on increase in security related questions from clients. Specifically related to website security as most of my current work is maintaining websites for clients. One … Continue reading
Posted in Security, Today I Learned
Tagged gobuster, hack the box, kali, security, Today I Learned
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Rate Limiting Using Nginx and Fail2Ban – BSides Edmonton 2022
I’m honored to be presenting at BSides Edmonton on November 25, 2022. I’ll be demoing rate limiting using nginx and Fail2Ban. You can find the demo here in-case you want to follow along during the demo or you want a preview/spoiler. While I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Code Examples, Presentations, Security
Tagged bsides, fail2ban, nginx, presentation, security
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Today I Learned how to Secure the Delayed Job Page with Spree Users
A client has an online store that is powered by an older version of Spree. I’m in the process of upgrading it and adding features to it at the same time. It’s a slow process as upgrading to newer versions … Continue reading
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Tagged delayed jobs, devise, ruby on rails, security, spree, Today I Learned
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