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Update 2016-10-20: Microsoft finally fixed this issue. TL;DR; The shorten URL feature does not use encryption. I am currently working as a software engineer developing with a web based B2B solution when I came across something interesting when performing some security analysis of the application. A part of the application is to enable people within an organization to share information with each other and this will naturally lead to users linking to external resources. The application is HTTPS/TLS secured and all the external resources used at the moment resides on HTTPS/TLS secured servers. However, examining the links added by users I discovered somthing unsettling: Microsoft is not using SSL on their OneDrive URL-shortening service. ...

Since I haven’t decided what I should use this blog for I though I might aswell use it as a public library of stuff that I’ve written. The first paper I will publish here is summarizing research and previous work trying to find out how Scrum affects maintainability and usability. Scrums effects on software maintainability and usability

The blog has just moved to a brand new server since the old one had to be “sent to the farm”, stay tuned for updates :) Since the old blog had so many no-so-interesting and / or outdated blog posts containing a mixed variety of Swedish and English I decided to clear the blog and give it a new consistent lifestyle. Hopefully for the better, the future will tell :-)