Articles
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Auditing public Google Drive files
If you work in information security for a company that uses Google Drive internally, you are probably concerned about the possibility that sensitive files in your company Google Drive are configured with no access control. Often, people will publicly share a file temporarily, but then forget to un-share it again. Google Drive does not make it easy to even find your own files with this sharing setting enabled.
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Oliver's Reading List
Over the years I’ve come across a number of documents that I think are excellent, for various reasons. Some deal with development, some deal with thinking, some deal with motivation, some deal with computers, some are just plain interesting.
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(Not Yet) Getting Started with Pencil
I’ve heard some great things about the Pencil framework, and the examples on the Pencil website look pretty compelling. Lets give it a try and see how it stacks up against Iron and Nickel! Time to create
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Performance: Iron vs Nickel
This is part 3 of the Great Rust Web Experiment. See Part 1 about Iron, and Part 2 about Nickel, and how it compares to Iron. In short, I’ve built the same relatively small web-application in Rust using both Iron and Nickel, in order to get a feel for both frameworks and determine which framework I prefer. But now that I have the identical application written using both frameworks, we have an opportunity to see how they compare, performance wise.
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Getting Started with Nickel
This is part 2 of the Great Rust Web Experiment. For Part 1 see here. I’m building the same relatively small web-application in Rust using both Iron and Nickel, in order to get a feel for both frameworks and determine which framework I prefer. The application is a simple Pastebin clone, designed primarily for use with
curlbut which will also work (to a limited extent) via browser. It supports submitting, deleting, editing, and retrieving pastes (with optional syntax highlighting).
Director of Security at Regrello. PhD from and previously Adj. Assoc. Professor at the Universitty of Texas at Austin. Passionate about security and privacy.