Monthly Archives: November 2004

my blog has been succesfully migrated…..  

my blog will move to another server in the next days. you don’t have to change anything – the domain name will stay the same. but – there could be some minor problems regarding availability.  

don’t know your opinion – but i think the Microsoft IPSEC GUI sucks rocks…. via Diniz Cruz: Hello, If you still don’t use IPSec to protect your servers, check out this simple HTA application developed by Hernán Marcelo Racciatti (Core … Continue reading →

want to stop smoking…or just feel better in general. try this. great :)  

found this again. the best explanation of delegates/events and the motivation behind them i’ve ever read. kudos to chris.  

inspired by this article on the CodeProject – i built this little screen saver which pulls the last 10 entries off my blog. just for fun. LeastPrivilege_ScreenSaver.zip (9,57 KB) rename the resulting .exe file to .scr and copy it to windowssystem32. … Continue reading →

Aaron wrote an excellent article about that very topic.  

If you are interested in .net/windows security – check out michael willers blog! You’ll find interesting in-sights in secure deployment, authenticode and low level windows security programming. subscribed!    

Christian Weyer was so kind to send me a beta version of his Contract First! tool WSCF – while having only looked briefly at it by now – i can say – this rocks! keep up the good the work! … Continue reading →

as promised – my slides from the advanced developers conference “Hackproofing W2K3/IIS6/ASP.NET” (german) Hackproofing IIS6.pdf (1002,9 KB)