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Setting Up a Home Network
Last year, my partner and I moved into a new house. One of the first tasks I needed to tackle was setting up our home network, as we both were (and still are) working from home due to COVID-19.
Exploring the Process: Insights and Setup Details
This post will delve into parts of that process, the decisions I made throughout, the lessons I learned, and some specifics about the final setup.
It’s no secret that I’m passionate about building compilers and programming languages
It’s no secret that I’m enthusiastic about creating toy compilers and programming languages. Today, I’m excited to introduce something that I hope is not just a toy. I’m presenting php-compiler, along with several other projects. My aspiration is for these projects to evolve from experimental phases into fully production-ready systems. PHP HHVM Open Source Compiler libjit libgccjit llvm Optimization Performance Recki-CT Protecting Against XSS In RAILS - JavaScript Contexts Recently, my team has been working on integrating Brakeman into our CI processes to automatically scan our codebase for security vulnerabilities. Among various issues detected, it highlighted several similar XSS vulnerabilities that follow a common pattern: <script type="text/javascript"> var FOO = "<%= raw whatever %>"; ReactDOM.render(<Blah foo={window.FOO} />, document.getElementById('some_place')); </script>
Understanding the Vulnerability of Untrusted Data in JavaScript
This is a straightforward vulnerability, as passing untrusted data into a JavaScript context can result in Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks.
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