Joakim Uddholm - Blog

I'm currently playing around with MMS for a possible hack.

I figured I'd write down as I fix a basic sandboxing for my web users on my VPS.

About a year ago I found a few vulnerabilities on the one.com website.

A few months ago I bought a fitbit, which is a wristband tracking device.

About a year and a half ago I started running.

I spent the last week and a few days at my family's summer place on the

I found this great explanation of a length extension attack [here by Skullsecurity](https://blog.skullsecurity.org/2012/everything-you-need-to-know-about-hash-length-extension-attacks)

Every now and then me, my brother and some friends get together to play

I found scarce good examples of authorization when using .NET Web Api that I

Another niche attack.

Continuing on the subjects of timing attacks, I recently found a small

I've been playing around with the idea of timing attacks lately.

I played around yesterday with the idea of using QR-codes as an offline password storage.

.... is unfortunately rather difficult.

> Update 2019: This was the first post of my old blog.