Nice set of instructions on how to simulate fake connections using wget and/or Curl.
Extract from website:
“In order to test one’s rulesets against all sort of user agents and – possibly – referrers or other HTTP headers, a quick and dirty simulation may be helpful. Wget and Curl are two applications that ship as default with most Linux distributions so they can be used in shell scripts for any sort of automation.
Complete Article: Know your enemy: How to simulate fake connections
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Interesting and Long overview of Cryptography. Has some really good info on it and explains a lot of details in that field.
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A really interesting series of Articles that talk about common mistakes made by inexperienced PHP Programmers and how to avoid them.
Top 21 PHP progamming mistakes
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Nice Tutorial on Ajax and what it is good for. Interesting read.
Ajax Tutorial: Ajax What Is It Good For?
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A good tutorial on how to program Multi-threaded applications.
Interesting article that explains how to Diagnostic Tests with Ant
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Excerpt from the article:
Suppose you have developed your Java application and distributed it to your users. If all goes well, the application just works on every computer. But if there’s a problem, you have to begin troubleshooting. Users will call for all sorts of installation problems, expecting you to fix them. Moreover, the same problems will often come back: the wrong version of Java, a deleted file, too-restrictive file permissions, etc. Most of these problems can be solved by creating a checklist. However, instead of wasting time asking new users the same questions on the checklist over and over, you can create a diagnostic test that goes through the checklist, providing users with the information they need to solve the problem. If users can’t solve the problem themselves, they can show you a clear checklist, so you can take a look at what’s going wrong without asking a bunch of questions first.
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If your handwriting is anything like mine then you should check this site out: It has some good tips on how to improve your Handwriting.
Good tutorial on how to code Ajax applications uses Java backend as an example but is relevent for all languages.
Source: Ajax for Java developers: Build dynamic Java applications
Tutorial on how to setup LDAP on Linux. Looks interesting, might try it out on my spare machine when I go home next week.
Article Link: Linux LDAP authentication
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