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List of ecommerce platforms that are not secure by default
This is one of several posts of the topic of security of websites. Inspired by my initial post on the security of UK banks. The […]
List of UK online casinos that are not secure by default
This is one of several posts of the topic of security of websites. Inspired by my initial post on the security of UK banks. The […]
List of UK currency exchanges that are not secure by default
This is one of several posts of the topic of security of websites. Inspired by my initial post on the security of UK banks. The […]
List of UK Wealth Management companies that are not secure by default
This is one of several posts of the topic of security of websites. Inspired by my initial post on the security of UK banks. The […]
List of UK Building Societies that are secure by default
This is one of several posts of the topic of security of websites. Inspired by my initial post on the security of UK banks. The […]
List of UK banks that are “secure by default”
Not the usual software post today. Something about website security, because that affects everyone. In particular I’m going to talk about the security of online […]
Getting code coverage for a child process?
In this blog post, I’m going to explain how to collect code coverage for a process that is launched by another process. We’ll be using […]
Updated error codes for all Validator tools
We’ve just updated our documentation for all our Validator tools to include an up-to-date list of Exit return codes. You may find these useful if […]
How to output to stdout from an MFC program
If you’ve ever developed an MFC program with a graphical user interface and then later thought that it would be really nice to also provide […]
More Effective Line Timing with C++ Performance Validator
C++ Performance Validator has always had the ability to provide timing information for each line executed. However it has always been a bit clumsy to […]