Ruby on Rails, security, security testing
TL;DR In previous post I described how to do security hardening for your Ruby on Rails web server. In this post I will talk about other servers: database, openvpn, cache…
OWASP, Ruby on Rails, security
TL;DR In previous post I explained security hardening for linux server. This post will describe hardening based on server purpose. Modern web application typically consists from following components: web server…
OWASP, Ruby on Rails, security, security testing
TL;DR Next series of blog posts is about Ruby on Rails bottom up security. I will cover all aspects of web application written in Ruby on Rails framework. Described security…
TL;DR This post is about hands on session for learning about software testing using card games. Intro At TestBash Brighton2017, on Friday conference day, during the Lean Coffee, one lady…
TL;DR In this post I will describe how I got different test results using two testing tools Bug Magnet and Counter strings. Bug Magnet is handy Chrome Extension developed by…
TL;DR This post is about how I manage blog posts reading list. It list tools that I use on daily basis to collect and share what I read. My first try…
TL;DR In this post I will present two examples of safety nets created by software industry professionals. Note the context, I stated software industry professionals, which includes anybody involved in software development….
TL;DR This post is about vim and how you can start using it in your daily work. At one point in my testing path, I decided that I should start using…
TL;DR This post is about my journey start with speak easy program. During the CAST 2016 in Vancouver, I heard about speak easy program. That program helps you to compose…
