By Ax Sharma
Subdomain takeover or subdomain hijacking refers to a technique by which "unused" subdomains can be made to point to a location of the attacker's choice.Read the full story By Paul d'Aoust
The past few years have seen a glut of news about cryptocurrencies and distributed ledgers. Beginning with Bitcoin’s startling rise to fame as a sort of ‘digital gold’ with no central authority, to the rapid appearance of new players like Ethereum, Ripple, and IOTA in the following decade, it seemed that the tech world couldn’t get enough of crypto.Read the full story By Andrey Sergeenkov
Trading Bitcoin futures is a great way to gain exposure to cryptocurrency. Over a dozen different platforms offer such services, each with their individual fees. Finding the lowest fees on the market will directly influence one's potential profits. Read the full story By Alberto Cuesta Cañada
All but the simplest of Ethereum applications are composed of several smart contracts. This is because of a hard limit of 24KB in any deployed contract, and because your sanity will slip away as the complexity of a smart contract grows.Read the full story By Himanshu Gahlot
During my tenure at Amazon, the teams I was leading used to follow a very effective scrum process. It was made possible by an internal tool called SIM, which was integrated with various other internal tools, enabling a seamless project management experience. Read the full story |
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