Observations of Japan | Daniel Miessler
I had the opportunity to go to Tokyo, Japan for a week this month for work and while there I...
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Who Makes the Best Web Security Testers?
There’s been some debate in my circles recently on the topic of what type of person and background makes the...
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Plane Crashes and Child Molestation
In one of Malcolm Gladwell’s books he talked about how respect for authority has caused a massive number of plane...
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A Civilization Manifesto
This will be rough. I’ve always been attracted to the idea of identifying unifying characteristics of desired society, and defining...
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Visualizing Interesting Log Events Using Splunk’s Google Maps Application
I never stop being fascinated by the fact that web admins have boxes online that anyone in the world can...
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A Depressing Truth About Friendship in Adulthood
One of the most depressing things in life is not being able have all your friends from various phases of...
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Handling Redirects with Varnish and Nginx
[ NOTE: I am now using Nginx for everything, i.e. not using Varnish anymore, and getting the same or better...
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Recording and Replaying Experiences | Daniel Miessler
One of the things I worry about most is not being able to recall the great experiences that have happened...
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The Worst Way to Waste Time
There are many things to regret as one nears death, but I understand people tend to regret most the things...
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Three Proxy Options Every Security Pro Should Consider Using
Working in the information security field it’s frequently handy to be able to browse the web in different configurations. Sometimes...
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Do a Google Search for ‘ip’ and Get Your IP Address
Millions of us know the trick of getting our public IP address. Most go to ipchicken or the site aptly...
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Linkclump for Web Testing | Daniel Miessler
Anyone who does web security testing knows that the browser is the most important tool in the arsenal. Scanners are...
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