Recently I was invited down to Penang for DevFest + GDay George Town 2016 to give a talk on Web Application Security. This is my 3rd year in a row attending (for a panel and last year a talk) and this year I managed to record (most of) my talk with my own camera. The […]
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JavaScript To Mass Remove Facebook Group Members
So it turns out to delete a Facebook group it must have no admins, and no members, which seems kinda silly. So I found this JavaScript to Mass Remove Facebook Group Members and tweaked it a bit so it worked, it takes multiple runs to go through a large group – but in the end […]
CrashPlan Crashing on Synology DS412+ Keeps Closing – Increase JVM Heap
So I’ve had a Synology for a long time, and issues with CrashPlan Crashing – before this I used to have a great little D-Link NAS and I’ve been using CrashPlan on Synology DS412+ for a long time too (since I got it pretty much). I upgraded from the D-Link for storage reasons, plus the […]
How To Successfully Moderate a Tech Panel
So on pretty short notice, Arzumy managed to whip together a very successful, interesting CTO Summit – https://kl.cto.my/. I helped him a little with the direction (Herding cats..) and the schedule and invited a few people, he asked me to speak but I didn’t feel I had enough to share yet – but I would […]
On Sky News Again – Ashley Madison Hack & Leak
So I was on Sky News again recently, this time it was about the Ashley Madison hack and impending leak (which in the end, turned into a real actual leak). For those that don’t know, Ashley Madison is a website that allows people to organise liaisons in extra-marital affairs. Yah, a cheating website. Apparently they […]
Learnings From Scrum & Scrum Master Certification in Malaysia (PSM)
So Scrum, for those that don’t know: Scrum is an iterative and incremental agile software development methodology for managing product development. It’s an alternative model to the old waterfall style project development and traditional heavy methodologies like ITIL, PMP, Prince2 etc. It works extremely well for complex projects with changing requirements, hence the agile label. […]
Less Than 4 Minutes On Sky News
Yah, that’s what I appeared for recently haha. I did a short segment on SkyNews regarding the Sony hack and the possibility of it being a North Korean cyber warfare strike. Short segment but I think we covered quite a lot of ground, I’d love to have talked about it a bit more – but […]
Advanced Information Gathering AKA Google Hacking at HITB 2004
So this was the first real talk I gave, I’d just moved to Malaysia not long beforehand and I’d started work at NSS as the lead for the penetration testing team. We were a sponsor of Hack in the Box 2004 so we got a speakers slot, but it couldn’t be a product/company pitch it […]
