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| October 3, 2012 | |||
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Have You Installed The Security Hotfix Yet? |
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| By Chris Crum | |||
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Last month, Adobe released a fix for a Coldfusion security vulnerability. On the Adobe Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) blog, Adobe posted: Today, a Security Bulletin (APSB12-21) has been posted in regards to a security hotfix for Adobe ColdFusion 10 and earlier versions for Windows, Macintosh and UNIX. Adobe recommends users update their product installation using the instructions provided in the security bulletin. That was on September 11th. As Michael Lee at ZDNet noted at the time, “The fix is not available in a patch, meaning that administrators will need to follow Adobe’s set of instructions for their specific version of ColdFusion and mitigate against the vulnerability manually.” [...] Continue Reading |
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Here’s a quick tip that is a real time saver in some situations. As a developer you often come across programs, tools or servers that produce output in form of a log file. Or maybe – and this includes myself – you use logs for debugging purposes. In ColdFusion for example I regularly find myself adding cflog tags to my code in order to get a view into what my code is doing. Having to open and close log files constantly can be tedious at best, but luckily there is a really simple way of [...] |
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| Pushing with Coldfusion 10: Part 2a, WebSockets | Pushing with Coldfusion 10: Part 1 | Adobe ColdFusion 10 Launches With Increased HTML5 Support | ||
| Our last piece mentioned some standard technologies, newly supported in Coldfusion, which facilitate push-style communication on the web. We’ll now take a closer look at my favorite, WebSocket, and see how to wield it the Coldfusion way. [...] | Push-style communication (think news tickers and chat windows) is as prevalent on the web now as ever. Early approaches, implemented by repurposing some unrelated capabilities of the browser and server (read this if that’s too vague), have given way to the WebSocket and Server-Sent Events standards. These technologies have gained [...] | After coming off of the successful launch of Creative Suite 6, Adobe has not been resting on its laurels. They're back again with another product release that should go hand-in-hand with CS6âēs HTML5 features. Adobe announced today that [...] | ||
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