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A blog about everything ASP.NET and ASP.NET Core as well as Visual Studio extensions such as Web Essentials.
Official Blog of Former Microsoft Program Manager for Active Directory Security
Blog about Microsoft technologies (.NET, ASP.NET Core, Blazor, EF Core, WPF, TypeScript, etc.)
A website where I post about security and infosec related concepts!
This blog have the purpose of ilustrating some of my adventures in the world of penetration testing, welcome to my world!
This blog talks about computer security. Tutorials about buffer overflow, Active Directory, everything is explained with examples
Richard Bejtlich's blog on digital security, strategic thought, and military history.
/r/netsec is a community-curated aggregator of technical information security content. Our mission is to extract signal from the noise — to provide value to security practitioners, students, researchers, and hackers everywhere.
This subreddit is for anything related to breaches, data leaks, exploits, vulnerabilities, informed and uninformed disclosures. We will not remove uninformed disclosures or zero-day exploits. *"If researchers don’t go public, things don’t get fixed" — Bruce Schneier*
Irongeek.com, Adrian Crenshaw's Information Security site (along with a bit about weightlifting and other things that strike my fancy). Home of my articles and videos on computer security. As I write articles and tutorials I will be posting them here. If you would like to republish one of the articles from this site on your webpage or print journal please e-mail me. Enjoy the site and write us if you have any good ideas for articles or links.
Expert-level Windows security discussions for security professionals: hardening, security updates, policies, standards, privacy, tips, tools, red team, blue team, and other related topics. NO TECH SUPPORT QUESTIONS
Cryptography is the art of creating mathematical assurances for who can do what with data, including but not limited to encryption of messages such that only the key-holder can read it. Cryptography lives at an intersection of math and computer science. This is a technical subreddit covering the theory and practice of modern and *strong* cryptography.