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09 Jul
PHP 7 – A Sneak Peek
It’s been a while in coming, OK it’s still not quite here yet, but the next version of PHP, PHP 7, is expected to released in October this year. Now if you’re out of the... -
02 Jul
Decoding a PHP SuperGlobals exploit program
Back in April I released an article called "Byte encoding exploits in PHP files", at the time we had not seen a PHP exploit coded in that way so scanning tools like "Maldet" didn't pick it up... -
25 Jun
What is a Dockerfile?
Continuing on in our series of Docker articles, we’ll be covering what Dockerfiles look like and how you can write your own. If you’re not up to speed yet, here’s our first three articles to... -
23 Jun
WordCamp Brisbane 2015 WrapUp
As those in attendance will attest, last month’s WordCamp Brisbane (May 30th and 31st) held at QUT’s Garden Point Campus was nothing short of an outstanding weekend. The tasks scheduled were diverse and well balanced.... -
12 Jun
Docker Basics: Linking and Volumes
This is part 3 of my series of Docker articles, which will run you through the basics of Docker and provide an easy to follow learning path. If you haven’t gone through the first two...
18 Jan
Good Password Hygiene
As the year gets off to a flying start, now is the time to work on and tidy up our passwords. Like all systems, good password hygiene can help to ensure you remain secure and avoid costly exploits. Instead of waiting for an incident to occur, we want to be one step in front and prevent it from ever occurring...