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Nutcracker - Mobile Security & Offensive Threat Intelligence

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Nutcracker banner Attackers capitalize on one thing better than anyone else: the moment we start seeing security as a burden. It happens more often than we’d like to admit. There’s pressure to ship a new release, the market pushes, and suddenly the new feature turns out to be incompatible with the RASP protection. The “quick fix”? Temporarily lower the defenses: *”We’ll reconfigure it later”*. ......

Posted by Carlos Ganoza on 24 Apr, 2026

Nutcracker - Mobile Security & Offensive Threat Intelligence

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Nutcracker banner Los atacantes capitalizan una sola cosa mejor que nadie: el momento en que empezamos a ver la seguridad como un estorbo. Pasa más seguido de lo que nos gustaría admitir. Hay presión por sacar un nuevo release, el mercado empuja, y de pronto la nueva funcionalidad resulta ser incompatible con la protección RASP. ¿La “solución” rápida? Bajar las defensas temporalmente: *”Total, ......

Posted by Carlos Ganoza on 24 Apr, 2026

Speech recognition with python

Well, after such a long time without writing I decided to migrate my blog to this subdomain and change blogger for hexo in github (I promise to talk about hexo in another post, if you can’t stand the curiosity, google it). Now what it touches; There are some tools in python for speech recognition, such as an implementation of CMU Sphinx that works very well for English, or others that use the D......

Posted by Carlos Ganoza on 23 Mar, 2014

Estructura de datos en python

Hola queridos lectores, aquí les traigo algunas clases que se utilizan el el curso de Estructura de Datos, pero hechas en python. sin mucho preambulo aqui les dejo el codigo: cola.py1234567891011121314151617181920class Cola: def __init__(self): self.cola = [] def vacia(self): if self.cola==[]: print "true" else: print "false" def prime......

Posted by Carlos Ganoza on 23 Aug, 2011

Data Structures in Python

Hi Dear readers, here I bring to you, some implementations of the data structure’s course, but with python.In my University it’s used java for this course, but I wanted to use pythonbecause right now is my prefeer language. So, lets go! queue.py1234567891011121314151617181920class Queue: def __init__(self): self.queue = [] def is_empty(self): if self.queue==[]: return Tr......

Posted by Carlos Ganoza on 23 Aug, 2011

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Carlos Ganoza

Carlos Ganoza

I have more than 13 years of experience in the technology market, I have been involved in different aspects of software development, cybersecurity, and open-source. I ♥ python, the open-source, and I always enjoy learning new skills.