Adrian Stolarski

Adrian Stolarski is a freelance security tech blogger, specializing in Java, PHP, and JQuery. In his own words, he does the hard work of training the unemployed. Currently, he handles Evaluation Visualization for real-time systems with XWT and Eclipse RAP. If he sees that something works, he asks how it works and why it works, then sets out to make it work better. A researcher for InfoSec Institute, he currently lives in Poland, but plans to move to London.
Adrian Stolarski

Articles from Adrian Stolarski

General security

Physical access control

August 11, 2020

How many managers think that it makes no sense to spend money protecting information that can be reconstructed? What can really happen? Theoretically, any

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Digital forensics

Virtual Honeypots

January 2, 2013

At the beginning of this series of tutorials, I would like to note one thing: All the activities that we usually take to increase the security of information

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Application security

PHP Session ID’s – The Risks

December 31, 2012

In today's article I want to address a very important topic. Namely, I want to talk about PHP session security. I know and understand that this is a very bro

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Application security

How to Safely and Wisely use jQuery: Several Key Issues

December 18, 2012

At the beginning of this article, I want to thank all those without whom this article would not exist. For starters, I'd like to thank Izabela Galazewska. Yo

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Hacking

How do I go about hacking FTP? Part III

December 6, 2012

Oh boy, this whole series about FTP hacking is really getting long. There's just too much information to cover in just one article. In fact, if you ever have

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Hacking

How do I go about hacking file transfer protocol? Part II

December 5, 2012

In the previous part of this article series, we introduced the topic of FTP security, and the basics of how the protocol works. After reading that previous a

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General security

Estimating Projects Part III

December 5, 2012

In previous articles on planning and estimating projects, we explored the basic principle of estimates. Estimating cannot really determine precisely what we

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Hacking

How do I go about hacking file transfer protocol? Part I

December 4, 2012

Usually, I write about human resource management, risk assessment and project estimation almost every day, but from time to time, I get an e-mail from InfoSe

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Network security

Computer Network Diagnostics, Part 1

November 1, 2012

Sometimes, at the beginning of my adventure to the Internet, I was wondering how it is that I have a local area network and Internet access. See for yourself

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General security

Estimating Projects, Part II

October 26, 2012

For part 1 of this series, please click here. In the first part, our discussion of the estimation focused primarily on the general principles of creating an

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General security

Estimating Projects, Part I

October 25, 2012

Each of us who has ever worked in any programming project has had to deal with one of the biggest problems we face when creating projects. It is, of course,

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General security

Software Piracy - An Attempt to Assess the Problem

October 11, 2012

In many countries we are dealing with two very serious problems. These are copyright and piracy. I would like in this article to look a little closer at thes

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