pentacast 25: HTTP

Ihr seht es jeden Tag in der Adressleiste eurer Browser. Diese neue Ausgabe von Pentacast erscheint über das Hypertext Transfer Protocol! Inhalte: Geschichte RFC2616 Tim Berners-Lee (Wikipedia) WP: Client-Server WP: Remote Procedure Call WP: UPnP WP: SIP URLs URL Encoding HTTPS Magic Zustand Echtzeit-Chatsysteme Request & Response Headers & Body Menschenlesbare & binärkodierte Protokolle Virtual Hosts Multipart Encoding Line Endings MIME types /etc/mime.types application/octet-stream Trailing headers User-Agent Feature Detection Query String Cross-Site Request Forgery AJAX COMET TCP slow-start (WP: History) Pipelining Caching If-Modified-Since Etags HTTP POST vs PUT WebDAV Windows 98 Web Folders SVN WebDAV usage PROPFIND WP: CONNECT Umschlüsselnde Proxies SSH/VPN über Port 443 Safe & idempotent HTTP methods Dissertation von Roy Fielding zu REST CouchDB HTTP Status Codes WP: SNI Firesheep (Firefox extension) SSL bashing HTTP authentication HTTPS Everywhere (Firefox extension) Rack: a Ruby Webserver Interface Range requests, Fortsetzen von Downloads und Statistiken bei stückchenweise heruntergeladenen Dateien Cookies & Flash Cookies BetterPrivacy (Firefox extension) Apache, Lighttpd, Nginx Wget, curl hurl.it, web-sniffer.net HttpFox, Firebug (Firefox extensions) WebHooks, PubSubHubbub git instaweb Transparent proxying WP: PAC Link prefetching privacy implications Privoxy Reverse proxies Caching in der Wikipedia (Wikimedia Servers) Squid IPv6-Tag bei www.heise.de, World IPv6 Day clamp MSS to PMTU (in Linux Advanced Routing & Traffic Control) SPDY Jim Gettys: Bufferbloat Infinite Redirects Slowness Attacks (Slowloris) WP: Response Splitting Input Sanitization (Pentacast 5: SQL Injection) Pentamedia Portal coloradio auf Flattr The First Few Milliseconds of an HTTPS Connection (nicht besprochen)