Monthly Archives: March 2018

Wednesday March 21, is an important day. Not only will the country vote for new city councils, we also can vote in the second (and last) advisory referendum, this time on the law on the intelligences [...]

With yet another announcement of a vulnerability being exploited for DDoS attacks, this time on unprotected memcached processes, I started to wonder: Is this the new standard? What can we do about it? Well, only one [...]