Working with multiple clients with their own AWS setups and security groups makes it difficult to work remotely sometimes. For instance, updating the many security groups with my current (dynamic) IP address so I can SSH into the server. Luckily, I’ve created a script for that.
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Cordova: Changing the Default Debug Keystore for Android Applications
I’ve already covered release signing Android application in Cordova in a previous article, but sometimes you want to do the same for debug builds. By default, Cordova uses it’s own debug keystore, but it’s easy to customise your project to use a keystore of your choice when creating debug builds.
Android, Code Signing, Cordova, Debug, Google Play Store, SecurityCordova: Release Signing Android Applications
If you’re using Cordova 5.x+, it’s easy to configure it to also build signed release builds of your Android application. Providing you’re already created a keystore using the keytool, this tutorial will have you building release builds in minutes.
Android, Code Signing, Cordova, Google Play Store, SecurityCreate Public / Privacy Encryption Keys and Encrypt / Decrypt Data using PHP
In a recent project, I’ve been using public/private key encryption to transmit data from a mobile application to an API, keeping sensitive information secure as a result. This tutorial explains how you can create your own keys, and then use them to encrypt or decrypt data using PHP and OpenSSL.
Encryption, PHP, Public / Private Keys, Security, TutorialCodeIgniter: Using CSRF Tokens to Secure Your Application
Protecting your CodeIgniter application from CSRF / XSRF attacks is easy, thanks to the framework’s security features. CSRF protection can be enabled in a matter of minutes, and it doesn’t take long to make existing forms and AJAX calls compatible with the feature.
CodeIgniter, jQuery, PHP, SecurityUsing the Parse JavaScript SDK? Be Careful!
If you use the Parse JavaScript SDK on your website or mobile app, be careful as it’s very easy for someone to modify your database or access sensitivity information. Here’s how to do it, and how to avoid it.
Hacking, JavaScript, Parse, Security