Month: December 2006

PHP Security

i don’t get why the php core devs prefer to be wankers. rather than address the security concerns and perceptions, they validate them.
2013-12-18: since we just talked about php the other day… if even large sites can’t keep their php shit up, what hope do the little guys have?

Looks like en.wikipedia.org has been hit with an ugly hack. The pages for many countries (France, Germany, Brazil, etc) have been defaced with the following weird message.

Also, don’t actually go to these WP pages to confirm unless you have a high tolerance for large images of male genitalia. You’ve been warned 🙂

A New Approach To Debugging

I have built a system, which I’m calling Amber, to record the complete execution history of arbitrary Linux processes. The history is recorded using binary instrumentation based on Valgrind. The history is indexed to support efficient queries that debuggers need, and then compressed and written to disk in a format optimized for later query and retrieval.

roc’s magic new debugging framework in more detail