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Mauricio Schneider

@mauricioschneider

Engineering Management, Software Development, Security and Compliance

Joined February 2024

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Using Proton Mail as Email Server in Bluesky PDS

This week, Bluesky launched its early access federation for self-hosters. It lets you set up a Personal Data Server to host your data. Setting up a PDS is super easy. You need to follow the steps documented in their bluesky-social/pds repo. The email...

Feb 25, 20241 min read

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Threat Modeling: An Essential Practice for Secure Software Development

In software development, understanding the nuances of threat modeling is no longer an optional skill but a fundamental necessity for crafting secure applications. This domain underscores the urgency for developers to adopt a proactive stance toward i...

Feb 2, 20244 min read

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Understanding Pseudo-Random Numbers vs. Cryptographically Secure Pseudo-Random Numbers

In computing and cybersecurity, the distinction between pseudo-random numbers and cryptographically secure pseudo-random numbers is critical yet often overlooked. This article aims to clarify these concepts, illustrating their importance and applicat...

Feb 1, 20243 min read

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Cryptographic Functions: A Key Decision in Software Security Strategy

Software developers are presented with a plethora of cryptographic functions, each designed to serve distinct purposes. From ensuring the confidentiality of data through encryption algorithms like AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) to ensuring data i...

Feb 1, 20242 min read

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Write-up: TryHackMe's Mr. Robot CTF

This is a write-up for the TryHackMe's Mr. Robot room. Reconnaissance Happy Path Going through an application as a user, in the way it was intended and designed, is generally known as happy path. As I inspected the application, this is what I got. Wh...

Aug 13, 202011 min read

Mauricio Schneider

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Mauricio Schneider's blogs

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Using Proton Mail as Email Server in Bluesky PDS

Threat Modeling: An Essential Practice for Secure Software Development

Understanding Pseudo-Random Numbers vs. Cryptographically Secure Pseudo-Random Numbers

Cryptographic Functions: A Key Decision in Software Security Strategy

Write-up: TryHackMe's Mr. Robot CTF

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Mauricio Schneider

About

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Mauricio Schneider's blogs

Recently published

Using Proton Mail as Email Server in Bluesky PDS

Threat Modeling: An Essential Practice for Secure Software Development

Understanding Pseudo-Random Numbers vs. Cryptographically Secure Pseudo-Random Numbers

Cryptographic Functions: A Key Decision in Software Security Strategy

Write-up: TryHackMe's Mr. Robot CTF