You can listen to the podcast and read the show notes here. Michaela 0:00 Welcome back to the show. I’m here with Mike Brunt sometimes known as the CF whisperer. And he has been doing cold fusion since version one. And he’s an expert at tuning cold fusion web service. And he’s done it for […]
083 Better Bug Squashing (New Issue Tracking Tool) with Kirk Deis – Transcript
You can listen to the podcast and read the show notes here. Michaela 0:01 Welcome back to the show. And today we’re going to look at better bug squashing if I can get the words out, it’s a new issue tracking tool. It just came out a few weeks ago. And I’m here with Kirk […]
Top 5 Security Issues Solved with Adobe ColdFusion 2018
ContentsThe Conficker Worm of 2008Priority and Severity Ratings According to AdobePriority ScaleSeverity ScaleDeserialization of Untrusted Data (CVE-2018-4939)Unsafe XML External Entity Processing (CVE-2018-4942)Insecure Library Loading (CVE-2018-4938)Cross Site Scripting- Code Injection (CVE-2018-4940)Cross Site Scripting- Information Disclosure (CVE-2018-4941)Source Code DisclosureFile Name and File Path DisclosureBanner Grabbing and Active ReconnaissanceSummary of Issues SolvedResolution of Security BreachBest Practices to Prevent […]
How to Make Adobe ColdFusion Desirable Again
Without good marketing, a product can die. There are some out there who say that Adobe ColdFusion is dying. However, ColdFusion experts and developers agree that it is very much alive. And technically it is excellent. Perhaps the problem is not CF itself, but with its marketing. ContentsSo what steps can we take as […]
ColdFusion is The Most Secure Programming Language Today
Hey CFers, I am working on proving that ColdFusion is (was and still is…) the most secure Vs. other programming languages. Here’s something I found recently What do the experts say? CVE details I’ve done a little research about which programming language is the most secure. CVE details specify the number of critical vulnerabilities for: […]
The End of CF Summit 2018 (an Amazing Time for ColdFusion)
Wow! What a rush! The 2018 Adobe ColdFusion Summit is officially over. This year’s Summit was really one for the books. The sheer number of different speakers was just amazing. Each speaker gave such wonderful insights into the world of ColdFusion and CFML operations. Whoever said ColdFusion is dead definitely needs to reconsider that statement. […]
CF Camp 2018: Madness in Munich Part Two- Building APIs with CFFractal & ColdBox
Welcome back to our series, CF Camp 2018: Madness in Munich! This is our series that highlights some of the upcoming conference sessions at the ONLY CF conference in Europe. In Part One, we talked about the importance of Java security, how it pertains to ColdFusion, and the benefits of Elasticsearch. Today, we draw inspiration […]
A Comprehensive Guide to Running a Successful CFML Project
You’ve just received a request for a new CFML project. So what’s next? Without a clear plan, your project can turn into a nightmare very quickly. However by following a few simple guidelines and practices, you can develop your dream project. From start to finish, maintain control of your project to ensure success all around. […]
CF Camp 2018: Madness in Munich Part One – JVM Security Management and Elasticsearch
With the 2018 CF Summit in Las Vegas being a huge success, we can now turn our eyes to the upcoming CF Camp in Munich. As the only major CF conference in Europe, you can bet there will be many great sessions coming up. Alexander Reelsen of Elasticsearch will be providing one of those. He […]
CF Summit 2018: Real World Scenarios for Modern CFML
The world of software development is ever-changing. It’s only a matter of time before current code becomes legacy which eventually becomes obsolete. The number one way to counteract this growth is to actually modernize alongside. Modernization not only keeps you current but allows for you to utilize better technologies. Adobe ColdFusion alone has been through […]
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