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Tag Archives: security
Impressed with WordPress 2.7
For an open source project the WP 2.7 release is significant enough. The dashboard (backend) looks pretty damn nifty and I just hope 3.0 will introduce an equally pretty frontend. I would NOT mind using that as my default theme!
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Tagged 2008, blog, dashboard, default theme, plugin, professional design, security, twitter, Upgraded, wordpress
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PHP Programmers : http://tinyu…
PHP Programmers : http://tinyurl.com/65rgfl : Symphony contacted customers about their security.
yum update script
So the other week I have been working on my dedicated box, just to make it a bit easier to work with in the future. One of the things I was trying to understand and learn was yum update and … Continue reading
Improving Gmail Security
In a few of my other blog posts I have already used the example of Gmail and https to improve security. But I feel with the recent improvements Google introduced that it is time to emphasize security and email again.
Secure your Twitter
I’ve mentioned it before in another post, but now that I’ve confirmed it works for twitter I’d like to point out that if you’re on a public network, or you’re using someone’s wifi, or you’re simply security concious that you … Continue reading
JTV Security Bulletin
Here is a short reminder and some tips about how to be smart about your JTV account.
Secure Browsing Using FireFox
In an earlier blog entry I kind of promised to come back to explaining how I try to be more secure about how I browse using FireFox. So here it is. First of all there are two different ways I … Continue reading
Windows Oh Windows Why Are You Such A Pain
Today I’ve tried to work on installing BootCamp 2.0, doing a 32GB partition for Windows XP Pro with SP2. Boy oh boy, that cost me a few hours of nothing but frustration. After a lot of screwing around, a lot … Continue reading
Going To Dedicated Hosting
There are quite a few domain names that I own, and they have to be hosted too. Some are small few page-sites, and others are medium to large. But they will all do just fine with shared hosting-, or virtual … Continue reading
Improving Online Security
Over the last few years I have taken ‘being online’ a lot more serious, especially the security aspect. Trojans, rootkits, viruses, naughty cookies, xss exploits in sites and advertisements, and all that nasty stuff is now a day to day … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, browsing, ces, email, email security, encryption, firefox, gmail, google, http, https, online security, passwords, script, security, ssl
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