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Google Spreadsheet "importHTML" Rocks For Quick Analytics
I usually take a peek at the Internet Traffic Report (ITR) a couple times a day as part of my routine and was a bit troubled by all of the red…
Feed Link Has Moved
Feedburner has borked the old RSS feed for the site and has completely disassociated me from it (meaning it's no longer in my Google Feedburner admin options and they won't let me re-claim…
Still Not A Fan Of Paywalls
As you can probably tell from a previous post , I'm not a fan of paywalls—especially poorly implemented ones. Clicking on a link in an RSS feed post and having it land on a page, only to have it smothered in an HTML layer or — in the…
Mid/Northern New England Tweetup
It's at Fort Foster. We thought about it a bit late in the season so no pavillion, but I'll be there wicked-early and have a gazebo-like covering setup over some tables. I highly suggest bringing folding chairs. There is a nominal entrance…
What Can We Learn From The @lulzsec senate.gov Hack Dump?
What can the @lulzsec senate.gov dump tell us about how the admins maintained their…
WEIS 2011 :: Session 2 :: Identity :: The Inconvenient Truth About Web Certificates
Nevena Vratonjic Julien Freudiger Vincent Bindschaedler Jeane-Pierre…
WEIS 2011 :: Keynote :: Dr Christopher Greer
Dr Greer [cgreer at ostp.eop.gov] is Assistant Director, Information Technology R&D, Office of Science & Technology Policy, The White…
"Repairing" Strict Transport Security in Chrome on OS X
One of my subdomains is for mail and I was using an easy DNS hack to point it to my hosted Gmail setup (just create a CNAME pointing to ghs.google.com ). This stopped working for some folks this week and I've had no time to debug exactly…
Herding [Fire]sheep
By now, many non-IT and non-Security folk have heard of Firesheep , a tool written by @codebutler which allows anyone using Firefox on unprotected networks to capture and hjijack active sessions to popular social media sites (and other web…
Quick Hits :: 2011-02-09
Quick Hits :: 2011-02-09 — rud.is blog archive