ING phishing… hilarisch!

Ze zijn wel ERG creatief:

To: martijn grendelman net
From: ING Bank N.V. <onlinebeveiliging@mijn.ing.nl>
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:47:43 +0100 (CET)
Subject: Beveiliging Internetbankieren

Beste Klant,

Na een verbetering in ons online veiligheidssysteem, dat van PostBank tot ING Bank N.V leidt, hebben wij een Bericht van de Code van de Fout ontvangen: “ASV-317” van uw rekening in ons bankwezensysteem. Dit zou aan of een toegangspging van buitenNederland of reeks ontbroken Login ingangen op uw rekening toe te schrijven kunnen zijn.

Als deze ontbroken pogingen niet door u werden gemaakt, tevreden Login om uw rekenings ware eigendom door ons normaal bankwezensysteem voor authentiek te verklaren.

Nota: Wij zouden onbruikbaar maakten uw online bankwezen als  veiligheidsmaatregel tegen fraude kunnen als er niet in slaag om uw identiteit met ons onmiddellijk voor authentiek te verklaren.

Wij zijn diep droevig voor het ongemak dit kan of u zou kunnen veroorzaakt hebben. Op controle, zal u binnen 24 uren als bericht van restauratie aan de normale diest worden gecontacteerd. In ING Bank N.V, geven wij om uw veiligheid vandaar proactively op de hoogte brengend u van deze activiteit.

ING Bank N.V.

Handelsregister Leeuwarden nr. 33031431

Wat ik dan wel weer verbazingwekkend vind, is dat het genoemde KvK nummer zowaar klopt! Zie hier.

VLC 0.9.8a on Debian Etch

The Sipo.nl debian repository now contains VLC version 0.9.8a for Etch, WITH x264 support. For now, it is only available for the amd64 architecture. To use it, you need the following lines in your sources.list:

deb http://debian.sipo.nl etch-custom main
deb http://debian.sipo.nl etch-backports main
deb http://www.backports.org/debian etch-backports main
deb http://www.debian-multimedia.org etch main

• The first, ‘etch-custom’, contains VLC itself and a version of Ffmpeg (providing libavcodec and libavformat, among others) with libx264 support.

• The second, ‘etch-backports’, contains some backported dependencies of VLC and Ffmpeg, like x264, dirac, pulseaudio, alsa-lib, etc.

• The third, Backports.org, provides a recent version of libspeex1, a dependency of VLC.

• The last, Christian Marillat’s multimedia repo, contains the remaining dependencies, like libxvidcore4, libfaad0, libfacc0, liblame0, etc.

The VLC packages are backported from the Debian experimental repository, where version 0.9.8a was uploaded on December 3rd, 2008. Support for libx264 was enabled, while support for libdca, libschroedinger, libass and libv4l were disabled, because I couldn’t find or build those libraries for Etch.

Ffmpeg is backported from Christian Marillat’s repository for Lenny, without any real changes, except disabling libschroedinger support. x264 was also taken from Christian Marillat’s Lenny repo, which provides a recent version from the x264 Git repository.

Installing VLC should be as simple as running aptitude -t etch-custom install vlc. When Apt is correctly configured, all dependencies should install automatically.

CAVEAT: Etch provides libshout3 version 2.2.2-1. My VLC packages  probably DO NOT WORK with this version, although I haven’t tested it. In stead, you should probably install or upgrade libshout3 to version 2.2.2-5 from etch-backports at debian.sipo.nl.

All packages come without any guarantee. They work for me, please use at your own risk.

PHP application frameworks (2)

Some additions to the October 24th article. Comments may follow later.

eZ Components

P4A (PHP For Applications)

Sourdough

Additions on June 7 and 8, 2006:

CakePHP

Zoop Framework

Xaraya

Mojavi Project

Phrame

WASP

Buscuit

Qcodo

Studs MVC Framework

PHP on TRAX

SMART3 PHP Framework

Ambivalence

PHP Web Toolkit (phpwebtk)

And, to be as complete as possible, some non-free stuff (as in: requires payment to use or get the source):

BlueShoes (has free download without source)

Lampshade (not downloadable)

And if this is not enough, check out this page for even more MVC frameworks.

Some AJAX / JavaScript stuff:

Behaviour

script.aculo.us

Found one more on August 24th:

Stratos PHP Framework

And one more on August 31st:

Yana Framework. It’s not entirely free, and the site is in German.

Nieuw design

Na lang prutsen is het er dan: een nieuw design voor GRENDELMAN.NET. Kunnen we er weer even tegen. Ik hoop dat je het mooi vindt! Reacties uiteraard welkom.

PHP application frameworks

If you’re developing more and more web applications in PHP, you will find that a lot of things tend to come back every time. Somehow, I find myself designing forms and programming form handlers to put stuff in databases all the time.

Between doing it all yourself and using a WYSIWYG content management system, there is also the option of reuseable code. Lots of code (usually in classes) has been written and made available to the community as free software. The PHP Classes Repository for example, has a large collection of freely downloadable classes.

However, if you’re building larger applications, you want all this code to work together. For example, your form handler should know how to use your database abstraction code. That’s where application frameworks come in. I have looked at a few of those.

First, I’ll mention a few that are installable through PEAR, using channels.

Cerebral Cortex
PHP5-only. Uses PHP Data Object (PDO).

PHP Application Tools
Looks nice, has some interesting features, like a BBcode parser.

Horde
This has been around for quite a few years, and some well-known applications have been built on top of it. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get a clear view of its capabilities just from looking at its website.

Seagull
This looks very nice too! Uses PEAR, seems quite feature-rich and the API documentation looks good! Seagull is more than a framework, it is also a CMS and it creates 33 database tables to start with. Maybe a little overkill.

Solar
“Similar to PEAR, Similar to Horde”, but based entirely on PHP5. Is supposed to run cleanly under E_STRICT.

Symfony
Form validation, pagination, authentication, templating and more.

The Others:

binarycloud
Unfortunately, this doesn’t run on PHP5 (yet).

PAS Application Server for PHP
Looks interesting, but is very database-oriented en doesn’t have classes that deal with logging, sessions, etc.

BlueShoes
Looks like it could be what I’m looking for, but the open source version lacks some important features and the “enterprise” version is quite expensive.

Roadsend Site Manager
This look really nice and looks like the best shot so far. Forms, database, sessions, authentication… it’s all there. And it uses PEAR.

Prado
This PHP5-only “event-driven” and “component-based” framework was the winner of the 2004 Zend Coding Contenst. Its design is based on RAD tools like Delphi and Visual Basic.

PHP2Go
Looks nice, with quite a lot of features. Unfortunately, the API docs are in Portugese.

Ismo PHP Framework
As a “spare time project”, with current version 0.1.4, released mid-2004, this seems dead as a doornail. It does have some of the wanted features though.

php.MVC
Focused on the Model-View-Controller design pattern. Project seems dead.

DotPHP
“DotPHP want be like ASP.NET.” Is that good? It’s Engrish! I think the idea is much like Prado’s, but Prado looks much more solid.

Achievo ATK
This looks like it’s got a lot of features too. ATK is about minimizing the amount of user-code. Application code is generated from the toolkit. Sometimes compared to Ruby on Rails.

Fusebox for PHP
“Fusebox is, by far, the most popular and mature web framework available for ColdFusion and PHP developers”. Well, aren’t they all? I couldn’t get a good idea of its features from the website, and the examples are mostly based on ColdFusion.

For your convenience, I included a Google search for “PHP application framework”.