LiquidPlanner as a Resource Management Tool
June 17th, 2013 — Sarah Montee
Mindgrub is an exciting, busy place. We have a wide array of projects going on at any one time, and that means lots of work for the Quality Assurance (testing) department. Simply put, managing testing resources for a constant stream of projects is a complicated task. With the rush of fluctuating deadlines, progress reports, and demands on resources’ limited time, it’s possible for some testing tasks to slip through the cracks—and that’s never acceptable.
Drupalcon Portland – A Tale of MongoDB
June 15th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
It seems like just yesterday we traveled cross country to the little town of Portland for the annual U.S. Drupalcon. As we left Baltimore on Sunday morning, we could tell we weren’t the only ones going out to Drupalcon. There were quite a few travelers on the plane with “nice nodes” T-shirts or carrying enough technology with them to run what seemed like a mobile production studio. As even more Drupal devs joined our flight in Salt Lake City, I knew I was going to the right place.
Mastering Copy and Paste in iOS – Part 2
June 2nd, 2013 — Patrick Zearfoss
In part 1 of this series I focused on a very simple locking down of copy and paste in iOS. Replying NO to canPerformSelector: simply removes the ability to copy and paste from the menu that appears. Needless to say that can be a little inelegant. Preventing data leakage can be a good thing but making your app difficult to use is not.
Mastering Copy and Paste in iOS – Part 1
May 22nd, 2013 — Patrick Zearfoss
System wide copy and paste is built into most of the stock iOS controls without the developer having to do any extra work to enable the feature. Sometimes for security purposes you may wish to lock down the functionality (to not allow copy and paste at all) or disallow copying and pasting between your app and other apps that may be on the device.
Security News #0005
May 12th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
Security News #0004
May 4th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
- Last week we saw Living Social get hacked where the attackers made off with usernames and “cryptographically scrambled” passwords. This week, Ars Technica reports on why we SHOULD worry about this attack. HINT: LinkedIn had over 6 million “cryptographically scrambled” passwords stolen last year. Security researchers cracked 90% of them in 6 days.
6 Steps to Mobile App Success
May 1st, 2013 — Todd Marks
I started growing Mindgrub in 2007 from my basement in Baltimore, when the iPhone was first released. Since that time we have grown to 50 employees, made over 75 Apps for iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Windows, and learned a tremendous amount along the way. In the early years, putting a cool app in the store was all you needed to do. But now with Millions of apps available for download,
Security News #0003
April 27th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
Security News 0002
April 20th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
Security News 0001
April 14th, 2013 — Brian Thompson
- Scribd got hacked this week putting almost 1 million passwords at risk. If you use Scribd, you should update your password.
- The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working on putting together a Cybersecurity Framework. The President would like you to provide insight as well.
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