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Using JWT For Sessions

Bozho March 5, 2018

The topic has been discussed many times, on hacker news, reddit, blogs. And the consensus is – DON’T USE JWT (for user sessions). And I largely agree with the criticismContinue reading

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Adding Visible Electronic Signatures To PDFs

Bozho February 21, 2018

I’m aware this is going to be a very niche topic. Electronically signing PDFs is far from a mainstream usecase. However, I’ll write it for two reasons – first, IContinue reading

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Integration With Zapier

Bozho February 11, 2018

Integration is boring. And also inevitable. But I won’t be writing about enterprise integration patterns. Instead, I’ll explain how to create an app for integration with Zapier. What is Zapier?Continue reading

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GDPR for Developers [presentation]

Bozho January 26, 2018

On a recent meetup in Amsterdam I talked about GDPR from a technical point of view, effectively turning my “GDPR – a practical guide for developers” article into a talk.Continue reading

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Fix Your Crawler

Bozho January 12, 2018

Every now and then I open the admin panel of my blog hosting and ban a few IPs (after I’ve tried messaging their abuse email, if I find one). ItContinue reading

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OWASP Dependency Check Maven Plugin – a Must-Have

Bozho December 27, 2017

I have to admit with a high degree of shame that I didn’t know about the OWASP dependency check maven plugin. And seems to have been around since 2013. AndContinue reading

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Using Trusted Timestamping With Java

Bozho December 17, 2017

Trusted timestamping is the process of having a trusted third party (“Time stamping authority”, TSA) certify the time of a given event in electronic form. The EU regulation eIDAS givesContinue reading

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GDPR – A Practical Guide For Developers

Bozho November 29, 2017

You’ve probably heard about GDPR. The new European data protection regulation that applies practically to everyone. Especially if you are working in a big company, it’s most likely that there’sContinue reading

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Enabling Two-Factor Authentication For Your Web Application

Bozho October 21, 2017

It’s almost always a good idea to support two-factor authentication (2FA), especially for back-office systems. 2FA comes in many different forms, some of which include SMS, TOTP, or even hardwareContinue reading

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Setting Up Cassandra Cluster in AWS

Bozho October 9, 2017

Apache Cassandra is a NoSQL database that allows for easy horizontal scaling, using the consistent hashing mechanism. Seven years ago I tried it and decided not use it for aContinue reading

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I’m a software engineer and architect, with expertise in cybersecurity. Currently member of Bulgarian parliament and former minister of electronic governance of Bulgaria.

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