Tag Archives: security

Dycapo Road to v0.5.0 – let’s look for safety and performance

The next version of Dycapo Server is scheduled between 2010-06-06 and 2010-06-13. Almost all prototype methods have been implemented in Dycapo v0.4.0. Therefore, the next release will probably be the last prototype of Dycapo Server, on which I will write my Bachelor Thesis this Summer, thus defining first complete versions of Dycapo Protocol and Server

Papers analyzed, grid

I’ve just finished to analyze the 12 papers of my research activity. I’m going to prepare a grid to summary and underline the main aspects. These will surely contain proposed solutions about the barriers against dynamic car pooling, UI design, social aspects and capital, security issues. We also bought the domain, that will be revealed

Change MSN address

VERSIONE IN ITALIANO Dear Msn buddy, I’m going to change account. For technical and political reasons I won’t continue to either use Microsoft Window Live Messenger or its protocol MSN Messenger. I’m going to use Jabber/XMPP. I would like to keep in touch with you and my other 200 contacts, so I decided to

Server updates for the new year

Happy new year everybody! I’m sure you found my site offline quite a lot of times in the last week. I decided to format the whole server and to move from the UML virtualisation system to the more convenient Xen system, which is still in beta testing at Linode but full working for my personal

How to write secure php scripts – useful links

If you’re interested in writing secure php sites, there are some useful sources to be read. I suggest some links: Writing Secure Php from the author of another useful article about mod_rewrite (Ilovejackdaniels.com), three pages Creating a Secure Php Login Script A little tutorial from devshed.com SecurePHP Yeah cool! A wiki about secure php! Lots

How to manage a card reader and the FSFE crypto card

Just after 15 days I’m publishing a second English tutorial. This time I’ll speak about the Fellowship crypto card and how to make it work with a card reader (don’t you know what I’m talking about? Read this page about the fsfe card). There are some nice tutorials around the net, I assembled them and