Alright, today I would like to work a sample web site and browse it not only from my Android Emulator but also from my Android G1 device. Since I did not make the web site public yet, I need to play with "hosts" file in order to direct specific url to my specific intranet IP on Android browser. The steps that I follow to accomplish my goal are provided below; For Android Emulator; 1. From the terminal invoke the adb command with remount option otherwise you will get "failed to copy 'hosts' to '/system/etc/hosts': Read-only file system". adb remount 2. In the terminal pull the default hosts file from /system/etc/hosts or /etc/hosts which is the symlink of the file not only for backup purpose but also to get the file to modify. adb pull /system/etc/hosts /home/player/hostBackup/ 3. Get a copy of the the hosts file in your computer and modify it according to your needs. 4. Now we can push the file directly to the emulator. adb push /home/player/hostBack...
Last year, I have been accepted to a traditional MBA program. However, I dropped out and decided to get business education from online resources. I received an e-mail from Coursera website about Wharton Business Foundations Specialization. Wharton is #4 ranked MBA school according to US News and online specialization includes the following courses with a final capstone project. Introduction to Marketing (#2 in US News) Introduction to Financial Accounting (#2 in US News) Introduction to Operations Management (#2 in US News) Introduction to Corporate Finance (#1 in US News) Wharton Business Foundations Capstone Wharton does not have part-time MBA curriculum and I want to keep working while learning business. I signed up the same week I received the e-mail and it took me couple of months to complete the specialization (weekends only). I learned a lot during all these courses and had chance to apply them at work. Long story short, I would like to share my fina...
IN TRANSIT AT REST SSL/TLS Server Side Managed Keys Client Side Managed Keys S3 (SSE-S3) Each object is encrypted with a key. Amazon encrypts the key with a master key, which rotates regularly. AWS Key Management Service (SSE-KMS) Allows you to audit trail (who and when used the key), extra cost and you manage the master key. Customer provided (SSE-C) User manages the keys but encryption done by Amazon User encrypts the data on client-side and uploads to S3
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