Recently at a company I work for they started rolling our new Windows 8 boxes to the developers, sans local administration authority for the developer on the box. This of course is for the safety and security of the organization as a whole, what if the developer downloads a virus or other malicious software. The
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If your not following the Heartbleed issue, it’s an amazing issue that affects a large portion of the Internet’s secure traffic. The gist is that there was a change committed to the main codebase at the end of 2011 that allows an attacker access to the memory of the server. Any secure connection utilizing the
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I can’t tell you how many times I’ve referenced an Open Source .Net project and tried to compile only to be greeted with the “Assembly Generation Failed” compiler error. Some of my absolutely favorite projects StructreMap, NUnit, CommandLine and more never have a problem with this. But more often then not with some “off the
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