20240721

• Finished reading “Code That Fits in Your Head”
  • I don't agree all the suggestions in the book, but it provided me with comprehensive insights. In total, it is a great book.
  • Maybe I should create a page for books I have read
• I'm glad that my pull request created last week was merged. Now, I can focus on enjoying my days off.

STRIDE

[from Code That Fits in Your Head]

• Spoofing. Attackers try to pose as someone they're not in order to gain unauthorised access to the system.
• Tampering. Attackers try to tamper with data, for example, through SQL injection.
• Repudiation. Attackers deny that they've performed an action, such as receiving an item they've paid for.
• Information disclosure. Attackers can read data they shouldn't be able to read. Examples include man-in-the-middle attacks and SQL injection.
• Denial of service. Attackers attempt to make the system unavailable to its regular users.
• Elevation of privilege. Attackers attepmpt to gain more permissions than they have.

Ketone 5 mg/dl

Cheese 10g Bacon 0g

Total carbohydrate 10g

MUST:

• Review the Codeforces problem I could not solve last week

TODO:

• Update my resume with the sign up feature
• Update my resume with the document structure and AWS S3
• Update my LinkedIn summary section
• Cyclomatic Complexity
• Consider the microservice independency with Redis/RabbitMQ
• Crated a base structure of the Rust project

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