In the previous article “.NET Certificate Pinning: A Practical Guide“, we implemented simple certificate pinning in a command line .NET application. You went and implemented it in your app. You tested it and it worked perfectly. Fast forward a few months and your users cannot connect. You haven’t changed the code for ages. So you […]
In the previous article “Certificate Pinning: Why Your App Needs It“, we discussed why certificate pinning is essential for securing client-server communication. This article will focus on pure technical side of certificate pinning implementation. We will create a simple command line application that fetches source code of my SaaS product web site CertWatch. Why command […]
Today, we, developers have it easier than anytime before. The AI bubble was supposed to replace us or at the very least, lower our hourly rate. Instead we have gained even more flexibility and speed. Always improving AI agents lured a lot of people to coding. The number of apps released each day went exponential. […]
I develop mostly in safety of Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code. And in .NET. Only recently, I rediscovered passion for C++. The speed, the elegance, numerous hours thrown into the thin air trying to find a solution to a simple problem, that somehow is just notoriously difficult in C++… You get the gist of […]
This article is in fact a second one in a Rapberry Pi drone series. Previous article can be read here. In Part 1 I will cover basic overview of drone architecture and elaborate on components used. As the image below displays, this project will need: main controller, 2 batteries, 4 brush-less motors, 4 ESC controllers, […]
Lately, I just could not find motivation to work on my side-project, hence I spent my time procrastinating on a well known video sharing social website. Purely for motivation purposes that is. Yeah. That is it. Purely for motivation purposes. During my procrastination… ummm… motivation period, I have encountered a vlog of a guy doing […]
Yesterday, I encountered an article on Medium titled A Better Bug Tracker by Anthony Sciamanna. The author goes to great lengths describing why bug trackers are unnecessary and point to the problem in your development workflow. Further, Mr. Sciamanna quotes Uncle Bob Martin (self proclaimed Software Craftsman): “Think about what it means to use […]
It has been a long time, since I have written a post. Reasons vary. Most of it is down to my laziness and limitations to my spare time. Some of it is down to lack of motivation as well. Anyway, during several last months I have, surprisingly, learned many new things. I limited my pick […]
In a 3 day week, I only managed to learn how to get distinct IP addresses from log file. How to get distinct IP addresses from log file For a customer of ours, I had to screen two years of log files and find distinct IP addresses for certain criteria. You could check those log […]
It’s been a quiet week at work. Fixing a bug here and there, implementing minor features, writing some documentation etc etc. Hence, this weeks findings are not programming related. Without further ado, here is what I learned last week: Windows 10 app restart on unexpected shutdown (or after update restart) cannot be disabled; Solving ‘PkgMgr.exe […]