Hi Phil,
Session hijacking is one of the topics I'll be covering on Thursday.
Why don't you bring the topic up then and we'll discuss it with the rest
of the group. If you want to present your tool at the end, that would
work well, I doubt I'm going to yak for the whole time allotment.
Rene
On 10/26/2010 6:35 AM, Phil Marshall wrote:
Bradley,
I have a little security related topic I'd like to present on
Thursday. I've written a secure storage tool that uses public-key
encryption to store information. When someone logs in to review what
is stored, I have to keep the private key in their session. I'd like
to see if there is a way to avoid that. The rest of the project I
think is very secure and I like the way it works. It would be short
little presentation - 5 minutes maybe.
Phil
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