CWE – 2010 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors
Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) is a list of software and hardware weaknesses.
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How I’d Hack Your Weak Passwords [Security]
Internet standards expert, CEO of web company iFusion Labs, and blogger John Pozadzides knows a thing or two about password security—and he knows exactly how he’d hack the weak passwords you use all over the internet.
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NumberQuotes – Get a quote, make a point
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Charity Technology Exchange (CTX)
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Ginger Beer – a very refreshing old-fashioned fermented drink
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Scott’s Gmail Alert
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KeeFox Integrates KeePass and Firefox (At Long Last) [Downloads]
Firefox: KeeFox brings tight integration between the cross-platform, open-source password manager KeePass and Firefox, providing automatic logins, form filling, and more.
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How to Use Symlinks in Windows [Windows Tip]
Technology blog Tested goes in depth to explain Windows symlinks (symbolic links that let you do all sorts of cool things like sync files and folders outside your Dropbox folder), detailing what they are and how to use them.
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Tableau Public Brings Your Boring Data to Life
Windows only: Free application Tableau Public creates beautiful visualizations from your data and lets you publish them to the web, where users can interact with your charts and graphs with live updates.
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Rapportive Replaces Gmail Ads with Contact Info, Is Very Cool
Firefox/Chrome: Sure it’s nice and all that we get Gmail for free, but those ads to the right of open messages aren’t really all that helpful. Free browser add-on Rapportive replaces Gmail ads with contact info about the sender.