ProSA: Introducing Worldline First Rust Open Source library
We’re thrilled to announce you ProSA, our first Worldline Open Source library in …
Read more DetailsWe’re thrilled to announce you ProSA, our first Worldline Open Source library in …
Read more DetailsWhen you don’t know who (or what) Ryuk is, then you’re not …
Read moreDetailsBetter late than never, they say. We all know what happens when you are a Worldline employee and you saved all your vacations for the end of the year: you get a lot of vacation! So we are sorry for the delay, but here is our report on ConFoo Montreal 2018 .
Read more DetailsCSRF has long been a well-known topic in the OWASP Top 10. Many protections and mitigations exist and are more or less easy to implement (synchronized token, custom request header, encrypted token, double submit cookie pattern,…).
A new kid on the block has recently emerged and is increasingly supported by recent browsers: a very simple mitigation based on the SameSite cookie attribute.
Bonjour à toutes et à tous,
J’ai eu la chance et le plaisir de participer au Devoxx France cette année et je me devais de faire un petit retour !
Read more DetailsNowadays, Machine Learning has become a common trend. AI is everywhere, hopefully, it will change our world for the better. We find it in Smartphones, Cars, Customer behaviours analysis ….
Read more DetailsInnovation in the front-end web development world can sometimes be seen as an endless and uncontrollable flow going in all directions without any form of organization or apparent master plan. Certainly, it is very difficult to keep track of all the new API and tools coming out every week. However, much of this noise is actually irrelevant when it comes to identify the global trends; the ideas that will get traction and be implemented at a large scale, defining the next status quo for the user experience on the web.
Read more Details
Here are my quick notes from this special event I attended on the 15th of May. It was a special event for several reasons.
Read more Details