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Chris Shiflett

Chris Shiflett is an author and speaker who leads the web application security practice at OmniTI.

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I wrote a quick PHP script that produces an RSS feed of my blog. You can find it at http://shiflett.org/rss. I'm not positive that it is valid RSS, but it satisfies a few RSS validators that I was able to find online.

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RSS Feed was posted on Sat, 27 Sep 2003 at 06:58:37 GMT.

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