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A hardcoded SSH public key in #Fortinet’s Security Information and Event Management #FortiSIEM that can be used to generate a denial of service against FortiSIEM Supervisors and is stored in plain text. Please upgrade. Thanks Andyf for alerting! https://t.co/8bjg8Fi2Pc
22 Jan 2020
Dutch Nationaal Cyber Security Centrum (@ncsc_nl) has provided a decision supporting flowchart about the #Citrix vulnerability #Shitrix, clearly stating the moments of mitigation, public exploits, scans and risks. (Dutch) https://t.co/7WLj87Af9R
21 Jan 2020
With 2FA your phone becomes an important factor in data protection. How #SIM-jacking works: A hacker decides you are worth attacking. They call your phone provider, or visit a mobile phone store, and convince someone that they’re you and get your number assigned to their phone. https://t.co/mlYGYNirHv
18 Jan 2020
Great quote:Caleb Barlow, VP of X-Force Threat Intelligence at IBM Security, said about charging phones, “Plugging into a public USB port is kind of like finding a toothbrush on the side of the road and deciding to stick it in your mouth. #juicejacking https://t.co/QMpVmnCGZV https://t.co/qCLu1CyKXW
03 Jan 2020
Today the #California Consumer #privacy Act (#CCPA) goes into effect. Are you ready for another state based #privacylegislation or need federal USA privacy legislation just as the EU #GDPR? @PrivacyPros #happynewyear2020 https://t.co/wccccEt48J
31 Dec 2019
Purpose of the website of Johan van Soest
This web site has since 
the purpose of:
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Communication with site visitors that share the same hobbies or have the same profession.
Present a full site in Dutch on the
internet. When I started a lot of the sites were only available in English.
This site is also available in Dutch. Select your language here.
Show what is possible with the Internet technology in several browsers with the same content.
Special attention is for:
When surfing with a text oriented browser
(Lynx) I noticed early on that a lot of
commercial sites, including banks, do not seem to care
about visual hindered people that can only access their sites in character mode
with speech synthesizers. I always thought of the World Wide Web
as an information highway for all. Nowadays I'm glad that there are rules on how to make a site
accessible trough often very simple and small changes.
This new site, created with WebHalla™
, is designed with cross browser use in mind.
There are no different versions for frameless and Java™ enabled browsers.
Java™ is completely removed from the site just to stop the version
mismatch problems
of the network admins and the increasingly slower loading of the new Java Virtual machines
(JVM).
This site uses WebHalla™ to generate webpages.
Where possible client side JavaScript/EcmaScript libraries are reused, thus limiting
the roundtrips and delays during the use of the site. This also increases the
manageability of the website.
Frames are replaced by a scaling table design that is contained in a default page. This design
always scales to your browsers current size. This leaves no empty space on the right side of large screens
This site uses Cascading Style Sheets(CSS). The default font is Arial. This font can be
resized with the browser menu option "Text Size".
The previous version of this site was written with the
dynamic HTML (dHTML) Document Object Model (DOM) of Microsoft.
Another version of the site was designed for the Mozilla family. Thanks to
server side scripting (ASP.Net) a single site is now presented with the W3C DOM model.
Within this site graphical elements are constantly reused. This creates a
consistence look and feel and because these elements are cached by the browser, this also results in
a quicker rendering of the site.
Should you have any questions or another opinion you can click on the postcard icon to react.
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