Matthew Skelton

software systems engineering

Main Menu

Skip to content
  • Talks
    • WebPerfDays EU 2012: Continuous Delivery track
    • IASA UK Ignite 2: London, 2012
    • Sitecore DreamcoreEU 2011, London
    • Internet World 2011, London
    • DevOps Days 2010, Hamburg
  • Contact
  • About

Tag Archives: Security

Github SSL

By 2015, HTTPS Will Be Everywhere

December 23, 2011by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Public WiFi connections are often unsecured, leaving their connections open to being hijacked or “sniffed” by malicious people. To protect users from data and privacy loss due to insecure and […]

Read Article →
Software

Verified by Visa Confirmed Dangerous

February 2, 2010by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

New research from the University of Cambridge supports the view that Verified by Visa is deeply flawed and unsafe. I first came across this mess of an implementation a while […]

Read Article →
Computer Systems, Opinion, Security, Testing

PayPal "cart upload" – much smoother than "Add to cart"

August 12, 2009by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 1 Comment

We have just finished some custom PayPal integration for Eaton Square Concerts (ESC). On the ESC booking page, you can now select all the tickets you want before heading to […]

Read Article →
Software

How to encrypt passwords in the Tomcat server.xml file

July 22, 2009by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) 3 Comments

By default, Tomcat stores passwords in server.xml in clear text, which can lead to obvious security lapses. The easiest way to mitigate against user account compromise is to use a […]

Read Article →
Security, Software, Tips

Microsoft Application Blocks

May 30, 2006by Matthew Skelton (@matthewpskelton) Leave a comment

Microsoft Application Blocks form a collection of ready-built ‘clumps’ of code which solve common problems such as security management, data access, logging, etc. They are the tangible result of the […]

Read Article →
Architecture, Configuration, Monitoring, Software, Testing

Post navigation

1 2 Next →

Categories

Agile and Lean Architecture Archive Material Computer Systems Configuration Continuous Delivery DevOps Hiring Monitoring Operability Opinion Performance Security Teams Testing Tools

London Continuous Delivery

Join the London Continuous Delivery meetup group

Join the London Continuous Delivery Meetup group

Recent Posts

  • The Business Case for DevOps
  • Questions to ask when applying for DevOps jobs
  • Three Org Changes to Encourage DevOps
  • Who Owns My Operability?
  • Tutorial – How to build your own website using HTML and WordPress

Topics

  • Archive Material (7)
  • Computer Systems (91)
    • Agile and Lean (8)
    • Architecture (18)
    • Configuration (15)
    • Continuous Delivery (10)
    • DevOps (25)
    • Hiring (2)
    • Monitoring (17)
    • Operability (3)
    • Performance (12)
    • Security (7)
    • Software (63)
    • Teams (14)
    • Testing (16)
    • Tools (23)
  • Opinion (5)
  • Tips (28)

Archives

build | deploy | operate

Software Operability

Discover how to make your software more operable at SoftwareOperability.com @Operability avatar

Twitter Updates

  • Self-imposed Twitterverse silence from me until 1st June so I can make some progress on my studies EOM | 10 hours ago
  • RT @richsteer: make lossless image optimisation part of your CI build process bit.ly/10Qvwxr #devops #webperf /via @andydavies | 19 hours ago
  • The business case for devops slideshare.net/matthewskelton… - my presentation from DevOpsSummit on 23rd May in London #UniDevOps #devops | 21 hours ago
Follow @matthewpskelton

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 319 other followers

Tags

.NET Framework ACCU automation browser Chef Chrome cloud CMS COM conference cross-platform culture Delphi Deployment desktop EC2 error journey exceptions infrastructure interop Java JavaScript JIT learning linkedin logging logs LondonCD monitoring multi-sensory PHP Python qa tools QConLondon2012 QConLondon2013 reliability scale Security test automation tools training transaction Version Control WebPerfDays Windows XSL

Blog Stats

  • 19,044 page views since November 2011
Blog at WordPress.com. | Theme: Oxygen by AlienWP.