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Jonathans blog is my blog (I’m Jonathan). I’ve been writing posts here since 2008 – in that time I have written about 1500 posts and deleted about 500 posts. On average that’s nearly 3 new post a week, every week for the last 10 years (and 1 removed post every week too). I started recording statistics in 2010 or 2011, since then I have had millions of hits (my highest ever day was 20k unique visitors back in 2012). Jonathansblog contains things that interest me in general. Lots of blog posts showing you how to do cool things with your mac and your iPhone. Things that make using then much easier and allow you to have a nicer experience.
I have an MSc in Advanced Computer Systems Development, a BSc in Electronic Engineering and an HND in Audio Production. I’m a professional member of the British Computer Society too (MBCS).
If you check the menu in the top, you’ll see all the categories of stuff. Feel free to have a look about, leave a comment, or share a tweet. There are posts about lots of different things, hopefully something interests you.
There is a category dedicated to multiloquent. Multiloquent was a WordPress theme developed by myself using html5, bootstrap and bootswatch back in 2012/13 and released in 2014. The development category has posts about linux. Posts about php and mysql, building websites, WordPress and security are also here.
Music, music technology and using your mac to make and produce music have a dedicated area. The adventure category documents my travels. Cycling trips, walking in Scotland in the summer, drinking beer and other adventures :D
Last, but not least, I have a category dedicated to hardware hacking
I ordered some alex drawers, some linmon desktops (the 2m versions) and some little stands from Ikea for some ikea desk hacks, and three 4×2 kallax units for storing books on the other wall. The Read more…
300 word summary: What is the paper about? Defending Against Injection Attacks Through Context-Sensitive String Evaluation introduces CSSE – Context-Sensitive String Evaluation – a way to detect sqlI in php at runtime – essentially an intrusion Read more…
What is an API (Introduction to API’s) Carrying on from my previous posts on SOA here and here I thought it may be useful to write a post on what an API is, giving some Read more…
300 word summary: AMNESIA: analysis and monitoring for NEutralizing SQL-injection attacks. Provides a valuable background section on the countermeasures for SQL injection attacks: Defensive Programming General Techniques against SQLi Static Analysis techniques Provides examples of Read more…
My MSc Thesis in 2016 was titled Evaluation of SQL injection testing tools and techniques. I had a quick look through all my old uni work looking for content to put on my blog, and Read more…
My research notes about the different types of sqli – sql injection attack types; inband (eg reading errors from the screen) out-of-band (getting information from a different channel eg from an email after the attack) Read more…
What is the paper about? a holistic approach for a static analysis algorithm to detect sqli in web applications using run-time inspection Who is the intended audience? researchers Is title/abstract accurate yes Is the big Read more…
This paper (A Classification of SQL Injection Attacks and Countermeasures) has an excellent section on Injection mechanisms – the way that sql code is modified to actually perform the injection attack – the attack vectors Read more…
There are limited opportunities for adventure during covid. This adventure took place less than 2 miles from our house, and for the government mandated 1 hour. 😳 https://blantyreproject.com/2016/12/blantyreferme-anti-aircraft-battery/
My Open Source Code, on github and on wordpress.org.
Most of my code is closed source and a lot is under NDA, but sometimes I make some extra code in my spare time which I release here.