Category Archives: Blogging
EDPnet’s Sagem F@st 3464 (a.k.a. BBOX)
I recently got the EDPNet’s Sagem F@st 3464 modem for free with an upgrade of my ADSL connection to a VDSL connection. I wanted to collect my experiences with the modem in one place, this blog post. The EDPnet modem … Continue reading
Joe McCray OWASP Belgium Advanced SQL Injection Presentation
Jo McCray gave an most excellent Advanced SQL Injection presentation on June 16th in Brussel for the OWASP Belgium chapter meeting. Alternatively you can view and download the presentation here.
Hping3 cheatsheet
A. Ramos from the Spanish security blog www.securitybydefault.com posted a nice Nmap5 cheatsheet couple of weeks ago and now made a similair one for Hping v3. You can find it on his blog. Or download it from Littlebighuman here.
Playing Red Alert 3 on OS X with OpenVPN
So I wanted to play Red Alert 3 with my a friend in Germany. We wanted to use the LAN play option, so I decided to install OpenVPN on our FreeBSD server so we both could SSL-VPN into it and … Continue reading
Wiimote + Classic Controler + MAME OS X
In a sudden craving for some old school arcade games I thought I have a look at MAME OS X. After playing for a while with the keyboard I got a bit frustrated with it and really wanted a gamepad. … Continue reading
Theme change
I just switched to this theme, because I have been having compatibility issues with my old theme and the latests WordPress version. Ill try it out for now. When I figure out how to slow down time or run my … Continue reading
Wii games for 4-year olds based on Diego and Dora
I finally found two Wii games that are 100% playable by my four year old daughter. Dora the Explorer: Dora Saves the Ice Princess and Go Diego Go, Safari Adventure. I can highly recommend them. Big plus is that they … Continue reading
Funny Security Frameworks
I did a [Google search on Security Frameworks](http://www.google.com/search?ls=en-us&q=Security+Frameworks&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 “Security Frameworks”). The first hit I got was to this PDF: [Security Frameworks](http://www.hackerz.ir/e-books/127%20Security%20Frameworks.pdf “Security Frameworks”). And since I linked to it here, I’m helping to keep it high on the search list. … Continue reading
Wet Floor
Today I had to go to a clients office in Brussels. Outside they had the following Wet Floor sign: Not sure if water is the primary threat here.
RSA SecurID 7.1 on Red Hat Enterprise 4
I’ve been working on a remote access (SSL) project where I am going to use RSA SecurID and RSA hardware tokens for strong authentication. Pretty standard stuff, except for the fact that these new 7.x SecurID releases are totally different … Continue reading