This morning, I gave a talk at TrueNorth PHP. The talk was aimed at explaining the basics of Cryptography as needed for the average developer. It is intended to give a high level understanding of cryptography and cryptographic techniques. So, with no further adue, here’s the slides:

Last week, I was at PHP North West. The conference was incredible to say the least. One of the best I’ve been to in a very long time. But to the point of this post, I did an unconference talk about password hashing in PHP. Since I had my camera with me, I also took video of it. So included in this post is both the slides from the talk, and the video of the talk. So, with no further adue:

Well, I know it’s been a while since my last post here. I’ve been keeping busy (but also working on some cool stuff for you all, when the time is right). I figured that it was worth while pointing out a few upcoming talks that I’m going to be giving and conferences that I’ll be attending.

Here are the slides from my presentation at NYPHP on STUPID vs SOLID development. Click through to see the slides.

Time for some more shameless self-promotion… I’ll be doing a talk at the New York PHP group on Tuesday May 22, 2012. I’ll be discussing some Object Oriented design principles and how to apply them to your projects. We’ll specifically discuss the STUPID and SOLID principles. Here’s the full abstract:

As promised, I’m going to post the slides from last night’s talk on XSS prevention with PHP here. There was a fair turnout, with a few following the live stream of the talk. I must thank those who came, as there was definitely some good interaction and questions.

Well, my next talk is scheduled! It will be June 30th, 2011 at NYPHP. It’s the first of a series of talks in collaboration with OWASP, going over each of the top 10 vulnerabilities. This talk will be on Cross Site Scripting (XSS).

Hello all. It’s been a little while since my last post, but I haven’t disappeared. In fact, I’ve been quite busy…