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Mar. 14, 2009
Mac OS-X operating system easy to break into!
Well-known security consultant Dino Zovi has given a demonstration to the Internet security community, business and technology "Souce Conference" in Boston this week, in which he broke into a Mac OS X in an effort to demonstrate that the operating system isn't as secure as some would believe. Zovi explained that the heap memory in the Mac OS X operating system is poorly protected, and that it is relatively easy to find the location of its various libraries. So far, various security holes have been found in some applications and their system components that can allow the contents of heap memory to be modified by a potential attacker. "It is safe to assume that not all of these security holes have been fixed as of today, and that there are more waiting to be found soon," said Zovi.

Mar. 5, 2009
PHP more popular than ever in the developer community
A new study asked developers and application builders about Ruby, Python, Perl, Java script, Flex and VB script and the ultimitate winner went to PHP. Ruby was placed a close second followed by Python and then Perl. The 12 categories ranked by Evans data were: Ease of Use, Exception handling, Extensibility, Maintainability / Readability, Cross-platform portability, Availability of tools, Quality of tools, Performance, Memory management, Client side scripting and overall data integrity and security.