Erik Oppedijk

Encrypt your USB devices, using Bitlocker To Go

Why don't we encrypt our USB disks and USB harddisks? Well, most people think it's difficult, so lets dive into some details encrypting your drives with Bitlocker To Go in Windows 7. So we want to protect the data on our USB devices, so in the...

Published 17-12-2009 11:53 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: General, Security

CISF and Application Portfolio Management

Microsoft is busy building a Security Infrastructure (or Portal) and is building the Connected Information Security Framework ( CISF ), a project by Mark Curphey, from the OWASP project. The goal for CISF is to combine all Security related information...

Published 16-09-2009 16:05 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: Security, APM, CISF

ASP.NET Vulnerability testing with CAT.NET

CAT.NET is an add-on for Visual Studio to analyze Web Applications projects (sorry, Web Site projects are not supported) for common security flaws. So lets start a fresh site and look for some potential security risks with CAT.NET. Everyone knows that...

Published 26-08-2009 16:59 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: ASP.NET, Security

Cross-Site Request Forgeries (CSRF) explained

The Cross-Site Request Forgery is a relatively unknown and misunderstood attack, often mixed up with the Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack. The biggest difference is the server where the malicious code is hosted. With a XSS attack, that code is injected...

Published 22-07-2009 15:45 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: Security

The forgotten ASP.NET Security switches and settings

Retail switch One of the security flaws I encounter in a lot of application/web server in production is the ASP.NET error message with all the detailed information in there: Which tells a potential hacker you are running ASP.NET, the version of ASP.NET...

Published 04-05-2009 15:34 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: ASP.NET, DevDays09

URL Security flaw - or not?

In this post I want to focus on a common security flaw, the URL. So let's start with an example: 1 http://www.infosupport.com/getProduct.aspx?ProductID=123 Nothing wrong, a customer can manually change this URL to go to another page to view another...

Published 02-04-2009 10:10 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: Security

CCR and DSS Toolkit released

Microsoft released a separate toolkit for using the CCR and DSS framework inside your own applications, enabling Concurrent programming inside your regular C# (or VB.NET) application. And managing a directory of services with the DSS framework. So there...

Published 29-10-2008 15:45 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: General, Robotics

CameraSprite in Robotics Developer Studio 2008

Using the CameraSpriteEntity from the Visual Simulation Engine Start a simulation with a robot with a camera (for instance a Pioneer 3DX) Go to Edit mode (Mode menu, choose edit) Entity Menu -> New... Choose CameraSprite, and as a parent the "robocam"...

Published 28-07-2008 16:19 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: Robotics

"hosted" BizTalk Workflow Services

The BizTalk Labs have delivered a new part, a hosted Workflow Service , now it is possible to create a workflow and host it in the "cloud". we can use the ISB (Internet Service Bus, instead of Enterprise) to send messages across the internet...

Published 16-07-2008 12:40 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: BizTalk, General

ASP.NET and Concurrency

Paul Roberts wrote a nice article [1] about using the CCR (Concurrency and Coordination Runtime) together with ASP.NET, to start multiple task concurrently. The CCR will handle the thread pool for us. The CCR is now still a part of Robotics Studio, but...

Published 13-06-2008 13:39 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: Robotics, ASP.NET

DevDays 2008 - Robotics Geek Night

Yesterday we ( Raimond , Marcel and me) gave a presentation during the DevDays Geek Night. The room was packed with about 200 e nthusiastic geeks! We talked about Robotics in general, the new Robotics Studio 2.0 beta, the RoboChamps robotic competition...

Published 23-05-2008 11:32 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: General, Robotics

BizTalk 2006 R3 announced

Microsoft announced a new release for BizTalk, and it's an R3 release. Major investments for this release will be Visual Studio 2008, Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 support, alongside with a new service registry based on UDDI, updated support...

Published 23-04-2008 11:01 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: BizTalk, CSF

BizTalk 2006 R2 Deep Dive - 19th may

We'll be delivering the Quicklearn BizTalk 2006 R2 Developer Deep Dive from may 19 till may 23 in our location in Utrecht. So, are you an experienced BizTalk developer, and are you interested in all the details of BizTalk 2006 R2 then this is the...

Published 18-04-2008 10:01 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: BizTalk, General

RoboChallenge 2008 Kickoff

Next week, on friday the 16th of november at 15:00, we'll be hosting the kickoff for the annual RoboChallenge contest at our location in Veenendaal. The RoboChallenge is a nice contest open to everyone, the purpose is to build a robot, and program...

Published 09-11-2007 10:23 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: General, Robotics

Another BizTalk User Group meeting

On Friday November the 9th there will be a new BTUG meeting. Main topic is BizTalk 2006 R2, with a session from Sudir Hasbe, the Microsoft Corp Product Manager for BizTalk. He will be presenting on the integration between BizTalk 2006 R2 and the RFID...

Published 25-10-2007 13:42 by Erik Oppedijk

Filed under: BizTalk

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Encrypt your USB devices, using Bitlocker To Go

CISF and Application Portfolio Management

ASP.NET Vulnerability testing with CAT.NET

Cross-Site Request Forgeries (CSRF) explained

The forgotten ASP.NET Security switches and settings

URL Security flaw - or not?

CCR and DSS Toolkit released

CameraSprite in Robotics Developer Studio 2008

"hosted" BizTalk Workflow Services

ASP.NET and Concurrency

DevDays 2008 - Robotics Geek Night

BizTalk 2006 R3 announced

BizTalk 2006 R2 Deep Dive - 19th may

RoboChallenge 2008 Kickoff

Another BizTalk User Group meeting