Hi all, In this blog I’m intending to walk you through how to setup a virtual box lab to play around with Kubernetes. There are easier ways of doing this like using vagrant scripts to save time. But if you are willing to build and play around with the vm’s…

Hi all, If you are having issues with adjusting brightness in of a laptop (HP envy 15 with Intel built-in graphics in my case) running windows 10 this trick might save some time for you. I tried updating the driver, Uninstalling the driver, running on the build in windows driver but nothing seemed to work. I came across another solution online and that was to re-enable the PnP Monitor driver under Monitor in Device Manager.

Hi! In this post i’m going to explain how to use the lync sdk 2013 to query your contacts in lyncs and get the attribute of a contact. I have the whole project in this git repo. I will try to explain some of the code behind the application. …

Hi! This is about a simple yet extremely important practice which programmers forget. If you are used to a java like programming language most of the try catch blocks generated by the IDE’s will carry the code to handle the exception by printing out the stack trace. This is something…

Hi! It’s been a while since my last post. I had some free time to blog and I decided to share some of the things I found useful + exciting when using linux. I’ve always been fond of using linux and whenever I have time I won’t back away from…

In my previous post how I developed a jira plugin for zap. The main objective of this plugin was to integrate zap as a build step in jenkins so that the vulnerabilities found in the build process can be automatically exported to jira as issues based on their threat levels. …

Hi all! As promised in this post I’m going to explain how I used the Zap-Extension project to develop an add-on for ZAP. As I mentioned in my previous post I used the sample provided to create a menu item. I used that to build what I needed. The UI and usage walk-through I was…

A CSRF attack forces a logged-on victim’s browser to send a request to a vulnerable web application, which then performs the chosen action on behalf of the victim. This vulnerability is extremely widespread. Attacker creates forged HTTP requests and tricks a victim into submitting them via image tags, XSS, or…

Applications frequently fail to encrypt network traffic when it is necessary to protect sensitive communications. Encryption (usually SSL) must be used for all authenticated connections, especially Internet-accessible web pages, but backend connections as well. This leads to sensitive data exposure. Failure to encrypt sensitive communications means that an attacker who…