After doing hundreds of security code reviews for companies ranging from small start-ups to large banks and telcos, and after reading hundreds of stack overflow posts on security, I have composed a list of the top 10 crypto problems I have seen.

The "Dont Be a Dick" Public License

As developers we all want to protect our code from dicks that try to steal, sell, infringe or just generally rip us off. For this we have licenses like GPL, MIT, etc.

Sometimes however, you release a project where you just don't care what happens to the code. For this Sam Hocevar created the WTFPL which is a brilliant license.

This package contains sample Python code that demonstrates how to use the QRadar REST API. The API is accessed by sending specially crafted HTTP requests to specific URLs on the QRadar console. These URLs, known as "endpoints", each perform a specific function. Some endpoints perform different functions depending on whether you send a GET, POST, or DELETE request. By linking together calls to these endpoints you can implement you own custom business processes or integrate QRadar data with external systems.