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Sasha is an independent developer and internet infrastructure specialist, with broad experience in software and standards fundamental to the internet, and other complex software systems. Sasha is the author and maintainer of IRRD, the routing registry daemon used by many of the major IRR registries worldwide. She is also the lead developer of Internet.nl on a freelance basis, a standards compliance testing platform run by the Dutch internet community and government, which runs around 9 million tests annually. Sasha regularly speaks at internet infrastructure and developer community events. She's also passionate about inclusive communities and technical events, and is actively involved in conference organising and community management for Write the Docs. Previously, she was a committer and conference organiser for the Django web framework.
Website: https://mxsasha.eu
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In this guest post, Sasha Romijn details how the scope of a single authentication cookie created a potential path to full account compromise across RIPE NCC services.
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With the increasing use of automation and overlap between roles, many network engineers will end up writing software, or likely already have. If you write a bash script to automate something, you are a developer and that means you can benefit from learning how to do it right.
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Thank you for taking the time to write this up and publish it! This reflection on the process is exactly what our community benefits from, and I appreciate the acknowledgement.
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