Awesome List Updates on May 01, 2015
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1. Awesome Json
Applications
- JSONExport (⭐4.8k) - convert a object to a class of one of the currently supported languages.
Supersets
- HanSON (⭐152) - JSON for Humans - with unquoted identifiers, multi-line strings and comments.
Related formats
- CSON (⭐1.3k) - CoffeeScript-Object-Notation. JSON for CoffeeScript objects.
- MSON (⭐895) - Markdown syntax compatible with describing JSON and JSON Schema.
- ArchieML - Structured text format optimized for human writability.
2. Awesome Answers
Programming Languages / JavaScript
3. Awesome Elixir
Books
- Elixir Cookbook - This book is a set of recipes grouped by topic by Paulo A Pereira (2015).
4. Awesome Appsec
Articles
How to Safely Generate a Random Number (2014)
Released: February 25, 2014
Advice on cryptographically secure pseudo-random number generators.
It's All About Time (2014)
Released: November 28, 2014
A gentle introduction to timing attacks in PHP applications
Secure Authentication in PHP with Long-Term Persistence (2015)
Released: April 21, 2015
Discusses password policies, password storage, "remember me" cookies, and account recovery.
Books
Web Application Hacker's Handbook (2011)
Released: September 27, 2011
Great introduction to Web Application Security; though slightly dated.
Websites
Hack This Site!
Learn about application security by attempting to hack this website.
Web App Sec Quiz
Self-assessment quiz for web application security
Wiki pages
OWASP Top Ten Project
The top ten most common and critical security vulnerabilities found in web applications.
Useful libraries
defuse/php-encryption (⭐3.5k)
Symmetric-key encryption library for PHP applications. (Recommended over rolling your own!)
ircmaxell/password_compat (⭐2.2k)
If you're using PHP 5.3.7+ or 5.4, use this to hash passwords
ircmaxell/RandomLib (⭐831)
Useful for generating random strings or numbers
Books and ebooks
Mailing lists
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