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August 06, 2015  |  Software Engineering  |  Volodymyr Korniichuk

Hooking is Simple

Hooking is a technology for intercepting function calls in other processes. Hooking, as any other sufficiently powerful technology, can be used for both good (sniffers, audio/video grabbers, extension of the closed SW functionality, logging and bug fixing) and bad deeds (Trojans, cracks and keyloggers).

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July 26, 2015  |  Software Engineering  |  Volodymyr Korniichuk

Interception of HTTPS Traffic between Android Device and External Server

Sometimes it’s interesting to see what different Android applications exchange through HTTP and HTTPS protocols. Sometimes, when developing one’s own SW it’s convenient to see the whole traffic in real time. To solve these tasks many different and good applications have been developed, e.g. Charles or Fiddler2.

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July 15, 2015  |  Software Testing  |  Volodymyr Korniichuk

Quick start with Google Test

Google test is a framework from Google for unit-testing of C++ codes. Its overall architecture somewhat resembles conventional boost::test and CppUnit, however, it’s slightly different in details (I think for to its advantage). I'll describe briefly Hello world in Google Test, pointing out some potential issues you can face.

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June 27, 2015  |  Software Engineering  |  Volodymyr Korniichuk

Timsort Sorting Algorithm

Unlike bubble or insertion sorting, Timsort is rather new — it was invented in 2002 by Tim Peters (and named after him). It has been a standard sorting algorithm in Python, OpenJDK 7 and Android JDK 1.5 ever since.

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May 25, 2015  |  IT Operations  |  Mykhaylo Sokolov

How to Begin Learning Windows Installer?

Windows Installer (MSI) technology is a de facto standard in the world of system administrators distributing and servicing software for desktop and server versions of Windows. MSI format is supported by all major configuration management systems (Microsoft SCCM, CA Unicenter, and many others).

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