It has been a long time since the last post. This basically because I changed the company for which I work, and I needed a lot of time to integrate and to fix other issues. I am going to speak… Continue Reading →
PREVIOUSLY ON PART II: we have spoken about TLS configuration. For this topic we spoke about client capabilities, then key exchange (and DHE and ECDHE) and the comparison between DHE and RSA, Server Name Indication (SNI), SSL Stripping and Mixed… Continue Reading →
I completely forgot to write the summary of Scala Central number 11 I attended one month ago, but here I am for the number 12 just happened in the offices of Babylon Health. First talk was “Use and abuse of… Continue Reading →
PREVIOUSLY ON PART I: we have spoken about the reasons for securing our communications, the problems and the attacks to an encrypted communication, the strength of an encrypted communication and the different steps to open a connection, how we generate keys,… Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, lot of things are gonna change in the next month. I was (as always) very busy, so I didn’t find time to write even for the usual conferences I attended, like Scala Central 11. But today and tomorrow… Continue Reading →
Hi all, yesterday another conference at Codenode with Dan North (Twitter – LinkedIn – Website) who spoke about DevOps and Developers. Unfortunately I am lacking time, so I couldn’t write this post yesterday and also today I have to go fast…. Continue Reading →
Hi folks, on Tuesday I came back from holidays, and yesterday I attended the first conference at Codenode (Skillsmatter) related Data Automation. The talk was made by Thomas Kaliakos (Twitter – LinkedIn), a software developer at OVOEnergy. The topic of… Continue Reading →
As you may imagine, it is complicated in this period to attend conferences and meetup. You can imagine it because I didn’t write anything in the last 2 weeks. But maybe you don’t know the reasons. Those are some of… Continue Reading →
Here again to speak about this meetup, one of the events planned by the London Microservices User Group and hosted, as usual, by Skillsmatter. Both of them were speaking about the language Go, but they faced different aspects. The first… Continue Reading →
