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awesome-typescript-loader: Why to Migrate Off It
awesome-typescript-loader is an unmaintained webpack loader for TypeScript. Here is the security case for migrating to ts-loader and how to do it cleanly.
Mar 25, 20265 min read
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Types of Vulnerability Assessments and When to Use Each
Network, host, application, database, wireless, and cloud assessments each answer a different question. Knowing which type fits which risk is half the job.
Mar 25, 20266 min read
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The Main Types of Asymmetric Encryption, Explained
The types of asymmetric encryption come down to a few families built on hard math problems: RSA, elliptic curve, Diffie-Hellman, and the post-quantum newcomers. Here is how each works and when to use it.
Mar 25, 20266 min read
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How to Hash a Password in Java the Right Way in 2025
To hash a password in Java, use a slow, salted, adaptive algorithm like bcrypt or Argon2 — never a raw SHA or MD5 digest. This guide shows working code and the tuning that actually matters.
Mar 25, 20265 min read
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CVE-2021-41183: jQuery UI Datepicker XSS and How to Fix It
CVE-2021-41183 is a cross-site scripting flaw in the jQuery UI Datepicker's *Text options, fixed in 1.13.0. Here is the risk and the remediation.
Mar 25, 20265 min read
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Semgrep Open Source: What It Scans and How to Use It Well
Semgrep open source is a fast, rule-based static analysis engine for finding bugs and security issues. Here is what the free CLI covers and where its limits are.
Mar 25, 20266 min read
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Define Malicious Code: Types, Examples, and Defenses
To define malicious code: it's any software or script written to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to a system. Here's the full taxonomy and how to defend against each type.
Mar 25, 20266 min read
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CVE-2023-5363 Explained: The OpenSSL Key and IV Length Flaw
CVE-2023-5363 is an OpenSSL bug where key and IV length parameters get processed too late, risking confidentiality in GCM, CCM and OCB modes. Here is who is affected and how to fix it.
Mar 25, 20265 min read
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An Asymmetric Encryption Example, Explained for Developers
A concrete asymmetric encryption example using RSA key pairs, plus how public-key cryptography secures TLS, signing, and the code you ship.
Mar 25, 20265 min read
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