Neeraj Mishra

A crazy computer and programming lover. He spend most of his time in programming, blogging and helping other programming geeks.

How Companies Helps Developers To Not Leak Sensitive Data In Their Repositories

Security

Software repositories are specifically designed as the storage location for software packages. Vaults are used as the storage locations, and at times the contents tables with the metadata are stored, and software repositories managed mainly by repository managers. The managers are responsible for any installation and updates of a repository without manually handling the installations …

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Sencha Announces Release of Ext JS 7.4 at Annual SenchaCon Virtual Conference

JavaScript

Austin, Texas – Apr. 22, 2021  Sencha, a portfolio company of IDERA, Inc., announced the release of 7.4 during its annual virtual developer conference, SenchaCon. Sencha’s Ext JS Web Application Development Platform empowers companies to seamlessly design, develop and test feature-rich, cross-platform web applications. Recent studies indicate that customers using Sencha’s award winning JS Grid …

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pdflayer API Review – HTML to PDF Conversion API for Developers

Review

pdflayer is an API used by developers for seamless automated conversion of high-quality HTML to PDF on any platform (websites, applications). The lightweight RESTful API enables developers to generate highly customizable PDFs from URLs and HTML. Additionally, the platform offers a robust and sturdy infrastructure with simple and straightforward integration. Here’s a catch! The architecture …

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Credential Stuffing Attacks – Definition, Detection and Prevention

Hacking, Security

A credential stuffing attack is a cybercrime technique where attackers use automated scripts and try them on a targeted website. It happens because the majority of users repeat similar credentials on more than one account. That means one data threat can also threaten several others. The attackers use tools like Sentry MBA to test such …

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