HAR files extracted from HTTP sessions include a lot of useful data that can be utilized for creating custom network and performance audits. Their format though, is not that compatible with analysis tools like Pandas or Tableau out of the box. In this post, I go over a super easy approach towards parsing and transforming them via Objectron in JS.| The Code Ship
I often hear or see people claim that HTTP is a simple protocol. Primarily of course from people without much experience or familiarity with actual implementations. I think I personally also had thoughts in that style back when I started working with the protocol. After personally having devoted soon three decades on writing client-side code … Continue reading HTTP is not simple →| daniel.haxx.se
When you signed up with an ISP, you used to get Web space, email, shared FTP access, a nearby IRC node, newsgroups, and a software bundle. Nowadays you get a shit router, a voucher for a free month of a streaming service you didn't want, and crap customer service. Where did we go wrong?| Dan Q
The X-Forwarded-For (XFF) HTTP header provides crucial insight into the origin of web requests. The header works as a mechanism for conveying the original...| httptoolkit.com
Guest Post: A packet-level tour through redirects, TLS negotiation, and protocol discovery.| APNIC Blog
This article shows how to create a simple HTTP server. It explains the functions you need and the setup required. After reading this, you should be able to create your own HTTP server on Espressif devices.| Developer Portal
Why bundling can cause more harm than good. When bundling is actually appropriate.| WaspDev
Standard HTTP logs miss crucial details like request and response bodies, hindering debugging. Our article offers solutions for complete HTTP logging, ensuring you have all the necessary information for effective web management.| Kalvad
Here's Alex blogging about forbidden request headers. Forbidden what? Exactly!| Stefan Judis Web Development
In this episode, we'll extend our server to serve static files. We'll also refactor our code to support connection reuse, and implement a graceful shutdown mechanism. If your didn't follow the previous episode, you can find the code on GitHub. As we ...| Geoffrey Copin's blog
Build a web server with Rust and tokio - Part 0: the simplest possible GET handler Welcome to this series of blog posts where we will be exploring how to build a web server from scratch using the Rust programming language. We will be taking a hands-o...| Geoffrey Copin's blog
Cookieの安全性を高めるため、新しく "__HttpOnly-"プレフィックスを追加する提案仕様について| ASnoKaze blog
If you're using a local debugging proxy tool like HTTP Toolkit, you might run into the dreaded "ERRPROXYCONNECTIONFAILED" error in Chrome and other similar...| httptoolkit.com
HTTP/3 has been in development since at least 2016, while QUIC (the protocol beneath it) was first introduced by Google way back in 2013. Both are now...| httptoolkit.com
wp_redirect is a WordPress function to redirect the user to a different page. I'll teach you how to use the function, how it works, and maintain your website performance.| Request Metrics 🦥
HTTP1 is simple and easy. With enough care you can open a TCP connection and hand-write an HTTP request to a server and get a response. Good fun. HTTP2 is more complex. Multiple bidirectional requests can be multiplexed over a single connection. You might use it with something like GRPC, or to get web pages to load faster. HTTP3 is wild stuff. Implemented over UDP instead of TCP. You can open a connection, open streams on that connection, send data with different types of ordering and deliver...| Max McDonnell
This question happens every now and then in one of PostgreSQL support places.| select * from depesz;
The EarlyCrow system introduces a groundbreaking approach to detecting Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) malware command and control (C&C) communications.| Cyber Security News
In this article, I'll be implementing an openapi generator from scratch so you can too! We'll be creating a very simple generator for the Jetbrains HTTP Client| Julien's DevRel corner
There are a lot of bullshit requests out there from scripts trying to find Wordpress vulnerabilites. In order to reduce the noise in logs I have a not_wordpress.conf Nginx I add to sites. It's a pretty simple bit of config that returns a 418 - I'm a teapot status code for requests that are for any PHP files or the standard set of paths that are used in a burst looking for vulnerabilities. It doesn't stop the requests but at least it keeps them out of logs. location ~ ^/(.*)\.php { access_log ...| Decade City
With 5.2 Django will finally support 307 and 308 status codes on redirects. Still going to have to keep implementing 303 myself but it's a…| Decade City
HTTPS is the secure version of HTTP which is the only primary protocol browsers use to connect to web servers and display web pages to users.| Encryption Consulting
Sending a From header is part of building a polite crawler, along with respecting Robots.txt and sending a unique User-Agent. The From header simply contains an email address that can be used by the site’s owner to reach out if your bot is creating any issues for them.| Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
It feels like every single web service wants to use OAuth to get user data, and for good reason too. The alternatives include requiring users to create access tokens manually (yikes) and asking users to input their usernames/passwords to impersonate them (giga yikes). At least with OAuth, users get to see a pretty screen with a big “Approve” button.| preyneyv’s blog
Connection coalescing is the dumbest idea to ever reach RFC status. I can’t believe nobody stopped it before it got this far. It breaks everything. Thus starts my latest opinion post. What is connection coalescing? It’s specified in the RFC for HTTP/2 as connection reuse, but tl;dr: If the IP address of host A and B overlap, and host A presents a TLS cert that also includes B (via explicit CN/SAN or wildcard cert), then the client is allowed to send HTTP requests directed to B on the conn...| Blargh
This is the time to catch up on what you missed during the year. For some, it is meeting the family. For others, doing snowsports. For even others, it is cuddling up and reading. This is an article for the latter. I looked at my access logs and started collecting a best-of list, sorted by number of page views. I hope some of them pique your interest. Enjoy! There is also a 🇩🇪German post summarizing the top-ten of my German articles. It is vastly different. Have a look here. 10. «Right ...| Netfuture: The future is networked
How IP addresses are used in web scraping blocking. Understanding IP metadata and fingerprinting techniques to avoid web scraper blocks.| ScrapFly Blog
In the final part of this series, I discuss the generation of JSON and XML files to send sensor data from the web and database servers to web clients. I also cover upgrading the system from HTTP to HTTPS with the use of an Internet web server on a shared web hosting service. Finally, as a complement to backend development for IoT discussed in the series, I present an example of a frontend web page to graphically display sensor data on a web browser.| Circuit Cellar
Six years ago, I wrote "Is GraphQL The Future?" We can now confidently say that the answer is "no", but I'm still very proud of that piece, and I think I was right about a lot of other things. What happened to GraphQL?| Never Down, Always Up
本文永久链接 - https://tonybai.com/2024/08/04/gopherdaily-add-feed-support 在《Russ Cox“退位”，Go语言将迎来新领袖，未来将如何发展》一文的评论区，有Gopher问及gopher-daily.com的HTTPS证书过期的问题，| tonybai.com
Wake up call This post is about HTTP/3 and QUIC. If you don’t know what that is, there are many, many, many, many, many, many, many good resources that will get you up to speed. I’m writing this post to enlighten people on what has been happening in the last few years. All major browsers support HTTP/3 now. Most major cloud providers support HTTP/3 now. Most major load balancers support HTTP/3 now.| kmcd.dev
Over the past few years, Webtide has been working closely with Google to improve the usage of Jetty in the App Engine Java Standard Runtime. We have updated the GAE Java21 Runtime to use Jetty 12 with support for both EE8 and EE10 environments. In addition, a new HttpConnector mode has been added to increase the performance of all Java Runtimes, this is expected to result in significant cost savings from less memory and CPU usage.| Webtide
The Forwarded HTTP header has been introduced in RFC7239 from June 2014. It “defines an HTTP extension header field that allows proxy components to disclose information lost in the proxying process, for example, the originating IP address(…)”. However there is not any mechanism to protect subsequent component against spoofing. Indeed, if your subsequent component, let’s say an API, is exposed on Internet, anyone can forge a HTTP Forwarded header. If your API is always behind your prox...| Raphael Medaer’s blog
Introduction This blog will go over the use cases of setting up NGINX (Engine X) as both a reverse proxy and load balancer for PostgreSQL. NGINX is an excellent feature-rich and open-source project that can help make an application more cohesive. It does this by exposing a single port to the user and proxy requests| Highgo Software Inc. - Enterprise PostgreSQL Solutions
不可以用路由器？一文的答案| www.kawabangga.com
Last week I gave myself the challenge to create something in a week. Not a mockup, but a complete usable solution with documentation and enough tests to make it feel solid. I have been looking at DigitalOcean for some time, and while browsing their documentation I came across a sample script that would help you set...| defer time.Sleep()
Cross-Context Dispatch reintroduced to Jetty-12| Webtide
The Control Ingress Traffic and the Ingress Gateway without TLS Termination tasks describe how to configure an ingress gateway to expose services inside the mesh to external traffic. The services can be HTTP or HTTPS. In the case of HTTPS, the gateway passes the traffic through, without terminating TLS. This blog post describes how to use the same ingress gateway mechanism of Istio to enable access to external services and not to applications inside the mesh. This way Istio as a whole can ser...| Istio Blog
Learn about Crossplane provider-http, explore its capabilities, and see how it can enhance your infrastructure management.| The Crossplane Blog
One of our IIS server have HTTP Error 503 (a SCCM Distribution Point)| Franck RICHARD's Blog
It's long been common to use the LWP::Simple module for quick HTTP requests where you only need to retrieve the contents of a website and put them somewhere. Nowadays I would highly recommend the very neat ojo module from the...| Grinnz
I was planning on having a few more posts on different loaders you can build using this architecture, but for the sake of “finishing” this series up, I’ve decided to forego a post-per-loader and instead highlight the main points of a few of them.| Dave DeLong
Over the course of this series, we’ve started with a simple idea and taken it to some pretty fascinating places. The idea we started with is that a network layer can be abstracted out to the idea of “I send this request, and eventually I get a response”.| Dave DeLong
To be able to eavesdrop to internet sharing traffic, you may use "pf" or packet filtering tool, which is a kind of firewall used by the mac's operating system. But hold on, why would you need to listen to internet traffic on a wi-fi device? I usually develop for wi-fi enabled devices...| Ali Naci Erdem Personal Blog RSS
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This is an opinionated guide on how to write extensible logging middleware for Go web services.| questionable services
I saw https://github.com/brunoos/luasec/issues/72#issuecomment-205328635 and couldn’t resist writing the linked code to use lua-http instead.| Daurnimator’s Hovel
daurnimator/lua-httpOver the last few weeks, I’ve been working on new lua library in my free time.| Daurnimator’s Hovel
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I spent a while talking with Greg Price about the Haskell Network.HTTP issue previously featured here, and he was unconvinced I had the whole story. He spent a while reading some source and thinking...| Tumblr
Tutorial for cookies in web scraping. What are they and how to take advantage of cookie process to authenticate or set website preferences.| ScrapFly Blog
The requests library is arguably the mostly widely used HTTP library for Python. However, what I believe most of its users are not aware of is that its current stable version happily accepts responses whose length is less than what is given in the Content-Length header. If you are not careful enough to check this by yourself, you may end up using corrupted data without even noticing. I have witnessed this first-hand, which is the reason for the present blog post. Let’s see why the current r...| Petr Zemek
Perl has had the CPAN and awesome websites like MetaCPAN and its predecessor search.cpan.org for a long time, so unlike how things happen in other programming language ecosystems, many Perl projects have felt no need to start their own websites for documentation, package downloads, and community — all these things were already provided.| blogs.perl.org
Section 9.1.1 in RFC7540 explains how HTTP/2 clients can reuse connections. This is my lengthy way of explaining how this works in reality. Many connections in HTTP/1 With HTTP/1.1, browsers are typically using 6 connections per origin (host name + port). They do this to overcome the problems in HTTP/1 and how it uses TCP … Continue reading HTTP/2 connection coalescing →| daniel.haxx.se
An overview of the most common HTTP Status Codes and their implications| Freshman — Articles and Tutorials on Software Development
HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS [https://scotthel.me/d8j3]) is a policy mechanism that allows a web server to enforce the use of TLS [https://scotthel.me/s8d7]in a compliant User Agent (UA), such as a web browser. HSTS allows for a more effective implementation of TLS by ensuring| Scott Helme
Learn why HTTP cookies are needed, how they're used on the client and server side, where they're stored, and how they impact security and privacy on the web.| www.aleksandrhovhannisyan.com
A guide on using User-Agent headers for web scraping. How to set and rotate user agent headers in web scraping to avoid web scraping blocking.| ScrapFly Blog
You should never have to disable SSL verification, but sometimes you do not control the host you must get some data from. If you must do so, learn here how to do this without firther compromising your security.| Git Cookbook
Never type your passwords again, but store them safely in a password manager Git can use.| Git Cookbook
From zero to fully working web server in 2 configuration files, including smart HTTP, ssl, authentication, and cgit or gitweb.| Git Cookbook
Bulk (or batch) operations are used to perform an action on more than one resource in single request. In this post we will explore different approaches to bulk a bulk operation API.| www.mscharhag.com
Concurrency control can be an important part of a REST API. In this post we will look at different options to avoid lost updates over HTTP.| www.mscharhag.com
In this post we will look at the different options to use HTTP PATCH for partial resource updates.| www.mscharhag.com
Let's take a look at how we can use interfaces to build a shared mock HTTP client that we can use across the test suite of our Golang app.| The Great Code Adventure
