On a monthly basis I will publish my reading recommendations which mainly focus on Information Security and Outdoor Sports – but you will also find other recommendations from time to time.
All InfoSec Reading Lists can be found here.
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Dayhiking the Wängi – Switzerland
This valley is a gemstone at the southern part of the Zurich Lake. It offers plenty of nice possibilities to do easy and more challenging dayhikes.
Security.txt – an Analysis of the Alexa Top 1 Million Domains
Since 2017, there is an IETF draft out there that proposes to implement a security.txt file on webservers so that security researchers have an easy way to get in touch with the company / website owner in case security issues get detected. This is actually a great idea – so I wanted to check how widespread this security.txt already is and reviewed the Alexa Top 1 Million URLs.
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Great Aletsch Glacier – A Must-Do Panorama Hike in Switzerland
As part of a recent roadtrip, we hiked the Great Aletsch Glacier Panorama Hike in one day. This is a must-do in Switzerland which provides amazing views on the Great Aletsch Glacier.
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Hiking up the Sidelhorn (2764m)
The Sidelhorn (2764m) is an easy mountain to climb especially if you start from the Grimselpass (2164m) like we did. So it’s just 600 meters to climb up and you will get reimbursed with amazing views over the Alps.
Infosec Reading List – July 2018
On a monthly basis I will publish my reading recommendations which mainly focus on Information Security and Outdoor Sports – but you will also find other recommendations from time to time.
All InfoSec Reading Lists can be found here.
Packrafting the Vorderrhein
We did it again – because it is indeed a nice trip: hiking from Elm over the Segnapass down to the Vorderrhein and then packraft until the Hinterrhein meets the Vorderrhein and finally becomes the Rhein as we know it. Be aware that the Martinsloch is part of the UNESCO world heritage.
