Martin's Blog

In the last months I collected some packages and settings to add eye candy to Org buffers mostly with the help of Unicode tricks.

Recently I was several times involved in networking and firewall troubleshooting sessions for Windows servers.

A recent tweet from Kevin Beaumont (@GossiTheDog) and following threat on why nobody really implements NAC got me thinking because I like the idea as a concept very much.

I very much like the idea to move from protection to resilience.

I had intended to give a resentation on this topic at ISC² Secure Summit in London in September.

I decided to build a blog as a static website with Hugo as the static site generator.

When I stumbled across An introduction to medieval cities and cloud security I wondered why anyone still uses the castle model seriously to discuss security.

Troy Hunt wrote a longer blog post On The (Perceived) Value of EV Certs, Commercial CAs, Phishing and.Let’s Encrypt.

There’s a long convoluted discussion the org mode mailing list if a dependency on htmlize needs to be removed.

If you follow tech news it seems almost every week there’s a new announcement around connected cars or electric vehicles and the announcements increase in sophistication: from VW, LG Electronics to co-develop connected-car platform over Volvo’s Big Data p…

Beginning of October 2015 I attended the workshop on autonomous driving in the UK" at Böblingen.

In June, I had the opportunity to attend the 27th annual FIRST Conference in Berlin.

Complex networks offer greater freedom and new potential but they present challenges too.

Today’s hybrid networks are complex, employing every type of connectivity imaginable: traditional WAN links, internet VPN, remote access and BYOD, to name but a few.

Last week, I learned about a new kind of Denial-of-Service attack vector that uses a feature of WordPress.