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Show HN: Websec Weekly – Newsletter for web security enthusiasts
- infosec-au 12y agoDisclaimer: I'm the author of this. The source code for most of it can be found on github [1] and the motivation behind building it is documented on my blog [2]. I'm happy to answer questions and take any feedback :) Thanks all. [1]: https://github.com/infosec-au/websec-weekly https://github.com/infosec-au/websec-weekly [2]: https://shubh.am/introducing-websec-weekly/ https://shubh.am/introducing-websec-weekly/
- mlacitation 12y agoIs there an online archive that I can view before signing up?
- infosec-au 12y agoI just released this, so unfortunately I don't have an archive (yet). However, you can view a fully filled example here: http://websecweekly.org/static/newsletters/example.html http://websecweekly.org/static/newsletters/example.html Thanks!
- mlacitation 12y agoThis looks great, thanks :)
- karambahh 12y agoGreat ressource, many thanks for releasing this. May I suggest showing this example directly on the HP?
- infosecau 12y agoGreat idea! Done! :)
- azdle 12y agoI really love the idea of the HipChat notifications! It puts this stuff in a place where my coworkers and I can then easily have discussions about the things posted. I just added a notification token, should I have gotten anything in the room by now? If not, I'd suggest a really simple welcome message, just so I know it worked.
- infosec-au 12y agoAh! Good idea! I'll implement it now :) The HipChat notifications go off at a fixed time (9AM and 9PM UTC) every day, however in the future I may add a feature to let people set the time the bot posts.