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Rapid Strides at InfoStretch

by padmini.murthy on April 17, 2012

The much awaited StarEast  2012 conference is here and we are very excited to make a few announcements about our newest products and solutions at this conference. So here goes….first, our website has a new face! Check us out at www.infostretch.com.  We have an all new customers page which talks about years of credibility we [...]

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Things are starting to look different in 2011 vs 2010 in the realm of mobile development. Where our customers would be quite specific in 2010 in asking that they need us to build an iOS app or an Android app or a BlackBerry app, in 2011, we now get asked if there is a better [...]

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Hundreds of QA professionals descended on Anaheim for the 2011 Starwest Conference & Expo (and for other things, such as networking and maybe just a wee bit of Disneyland rides), which has been billed as “the world’s largest conference on Software Quality Assurance.” It was my first time attending this conference, which is the largest [...]

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Preface: The HTML5 Standard  has gained immense popularity and is being widely adopted by the web and mobile development community and web browsers including mobile device browsers. .Realizing the importance of HTML5,  InfoStretch has been training its development teams on various HTML5 tools and technologies, with a focus on  -  Mobile development and Mobile QA and [...]

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While sports and engineering seem to inhabit two different worlds,there is something that engineering teams can learn from successful sports teams who not only succeed in getting to the top but stay on top for a long time and establish new standards while staying on top. Strategize off the field/Execute on the field Teams always [...]

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When developer has used UNION in his code one can easily do SQL injection attack on UNION if it is not patched properly. Many times web sites are passing parameters through URL, for example one php page is xyz.php which is using id variable so over all URL will become xyz.php?id=<number> Hacker will exploit this [...]

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DoS and DDoS Attacks

by Ankit Mehta on March 18, 2011

There are many complex types of website attacks that are carried out by Technical or Semi Technical attackers. Some of these complex attacks include DoS (Denial of Service) attacks and DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks. I have implemented Firewall, still I am vulnerable? Yes, It is possible to attack on server with DoS and DDoS [...]

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Attack Prevention & Detection Application

by Ankit Mehta on February 11, 2011

As my previous blog states “Prevention is better than Cure”, to achieve the same goal this post explains IDS (Intruder Detection System) and IPS(Intruder Prevention System) for any web application. There are many companies who are developing such applications and apart from this we have option to choose from any open source tool to design [...]

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Easter Eggs (PHP)

by Ankit Mehta on February 4, 2011

Easter eggs are undocumented program or bunch of codes which are shipped with your program knowingly or unknowingly. We can use PHP Easter eggs to identify exact version of PHP on server, and to prevent over salves by future attacks. How they do it? 1.You can pass ?=PHPE9568F36-D428-11d2-A769-00AA001ACF42 to your PHP web site and if [...]

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Vibrant Gujarat

by Manish Mathuria on January 15, 2011

I recently had an opportunity to witness Vibrant Gujarat first hand. InfoStretch did a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) with Government of Gujarat (GOG) and I got the privilege to sign it on our behalf. Gujarat, for those who do not know is the western most state in India, InfoStretch has its offices in its largest [...]

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