I know, for a contact form this is very unlikely, but just from a security point of view, if I would write something like this, I would host js loaded by the page on my own server.
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I know, for a contact form this is very unlikely, but just from a security point of view, if I would write something like this, I would host js loaded by the page on my own server.
You could open source it, so the community could help.
cat /dev/urandom |base64 |head -c20 && echo> foreign competitors, and individuals from knowing what you are
> doing or (at the least) your financial status.
...and you should therefore ignore PFS in https, and use something that encrypts your data so that only the recipient can read it, and not someone in the middle like google, microsoft or facebook.
I don't want to sound snarky, but, so what? If you want privacy you still have to encrypt data end-to-end, not end-to-[google|microsoft|yahoo|facebook]-to-end.
And, anyway, [google|microsoft|yahoo|facebook] should not know about your stuff just like the nsa or anyone else who is not the intended recipient.
Securely in the Browser, and not directly accessible by js, just like a TMP chip or a smartcard. Could that be a solution?
What I really miss in postgres is row level security like it's implemented in oracle.
To implement RLS in postgres I need to either install veil and go through the pain of configuring it or create a lot of views and work on them (but some scenarios can not be implemented like that).
If I can buy one and hook it up with a backend server that I own and control I would buy for $500 (the price of a good smartphne).
> it is not more reliable because you are assuming what "+" and "" do.
You also assume what "add" and "multiply" do.
I'm honestly really curious about this. Could you elaborate?
jqMobi is imho the better alternative[1] for single page mobile JS apps at the moment. But not because of the size, but because it works better.
[1]http://s2.diffuse.it/blog/show/14823-Mobile_HTML_Frameworks_...
> safely, even with private data if things are configured right.
CORS does nothing to prevent CSRF attacks, see[1]. We still need to protect against CSRF.
PhoneGap/Cordova/appMobi apps are Hybrid apps.
and this
http://www.ecb.int/euro/banknotes/europa/html/index.en.html
Linking to
Daalas goal "is to provide a free to implement, use and distribute digital media format and reference implementation with technical performance superior to h.265."
Wasn't that exactly what Theora was as well?
while read line; do
host $line | head -n1 | awk '{print $1 " -> " $4}' &
done < domains.txt