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Buffer Overflow the Security Threat. What is it?		Article Rating:
Modern computer architectures have an unfortunate design; it cannot make difference between data and instructions. If you can convince somehow your program to run data that it has in memory, it will do it quite happily.

Hunting the Web Services at Amazon		Article Rating:
The American Customer Service Satisfaction Index (ACSSI) is, by far, the most authoritative and widely followed survey of customer satisfaction, last year, Amazon.com received an ACSSI score of 88, the highest score ever recorded in any service industry.

Oncoming wave with Web Services		Article Rating:
If you are a technocrat always looking for new trends in web development, you must have already heard of web services. Here, in this article we discuss about the standards in web services and the possibilities of web services to become the future of web development.

Reusable Paging Class		Article Rating:
After years of developing web pages, when it comes to user reports, there are only two types of requests. First, there's the detail page where you have data in columns with varying details and formats.

The Coder's Conundrum		Article Rating:
Like any QA bigot, I can be critical of the testing that is or isn’t done by developers. But, as in most cases, there are two sides to every story, and once you understand their perspective it makes their conundrum clear.