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www.ostinelli.net | ||
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thehftguy.com
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| | | | | I've been using flask, bottle, tornado in production day to day for years, writing plugins for these and maintaining a variety of new or legacy applications that happened in Big Corp TM. Here's my take on the different frameworks, having used them extensively and see many many people use them and ask for advice on... | |
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blog.kgriffs.com
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| | | | | In this latest round of performance testing, I take the Tornado web framework for a spin (heh, couldn't help myself), and also play around with Cython. | |
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benhoyt.com
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| | | | | A brief introduction to Go for programmers who haven't used Go before: Why use it? The standard library. And the language itself. | |
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bradleyjkemp.dev
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| | | LaunchDaemon (or LaunchAgent) Hijacking is a MacOS privilege escalation and persistence technique. It involves abusing insecure file/folder permissions to replace legitimately installed, misconfigured LaunchDaemons with malicious code. I first spotted this issue affecting the OSQuery installer but went looking and found multiple other products with the same problem. This isn't a novel technique (it's briefly mentioned in T1543.004) but I was surprised to find it so rarely talked about. Example - Hijacking the OSQuery LaunchDaemon ?? I've already disclosed this issue to the OSQuery team and they kindly let me use it as an example in this post. | ||
