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“Tag” of war between GoDaddy and Anonymous Own3r hacker?
Yes, they are “playing tag” with each other – while keeping us “updated” on what’s going on. Update on : Millions of sites hosted on GoDaddy’s platform affected by Anonymous hack and Taken Down GoDaddy Hosted Websites Are Coming Back Up It is reported
Taken Down GoDaddy Hosted Websites Are Coming Back Up after a hack
“We’re still working. Getting closer to normal. Thanks for all your patience and understanding.” “Most customer hosted sites are back online. We’re working out the last few kinks for our site & control centers. No customer data was compromised.” – these are the latest
Millions of sites hosted on GoDaddy’s platform affected by Anonymous hack
One of the Anonymous members is taking responsibility for web hosting giant GoDaddy experiencing an outage. Many, possibly millions of sites, including GoDaddy’s own are down at this time. A Facebook post from GoDaddy account said: “Status Alert: Hey, all. We’re aware of the
Microsoft Logo Change – would it fail where others have succeeded?
Walking in the hallways of the mall by the Sheraton hotel in Boston, where I am staying for the duration of the Hubspot Inbound 2012 event, I spotted something I have not seen before, yet something vaguely familiar. Four squares of popular colors, together.
Did FBI Disconnect You From Internet on Monday July 9th?
You may have noticed a news resurfacing on every media station lately: almost 70,000 of US internet users were expected to lose their internet connection on Monday July 9th, 2012. News Flashback: in November 2011 we were all warned by FBI about DNSChanger, a
Surface Tablets from Microsoft are to Enter the Tech Market Later in 2012
Microsoft has developed a Windows tablet computer of its own design – Surface. The announcement of Surface tablets comes at a time when mobile devices security is on everyone’s mind. Microsoft has not been synonymous with security for quite some time. At a conference
Google Celebrates 5 years of Safe Browsing Initiative
It’s been five years since Google officially announced malware and phishing protection through Safe Browsing initiative. 600 million users qre protected through built-in protection for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, where we show several million warnings every day to Internet users. You may have seen
HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules Compliancy is a Must!
I recently came across an article that highlighted a five doctor, Arizona based cardiac surgery practice, that was fined $100,000 by the Division of Health and Human Services (HHS) for violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy and Security Rules. The
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Imagine a computer that lets you swap out parts without any tools. Easily add a hard drive, upgrade memory, or access the graphics card just by snapping it open. HP revealed Z1 workstation – and what a sleek little thing it is!!! The only
Nomophobia. Are you a statistic?
People seem to be able to fear anything. Pick an item – and chances are, there is a phobia that is designed just for that. Nomophobia – one of the latest to join the rank of human conditions – is the fear of being
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Interesting Facts about Web and Technology
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7 Ways to Stay Out of Software Pirate Waters
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Patient Records to be Shared Electronically in NJ
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Inexplicable Tech Support – Just for Fun
It was a bit of a gloomy morning today, but my commute was cheered up by a funny comedy skit by Don Friesen. This particular skit – “Inexplicable” (a.k.a. “Tech Support” on LaughUSA) is about Don’s struggle with IT support. I thought I’d share
Please Read This Before Hiring a New IT Guy
It seems that a lot of small business companies have a preconceived vision of the world of IT for small business. It seems that a proverbial “IT Guy” with “Break/Fix” hourly support is still much of a stereotype, and I would like to discuss
10 Sure Ways to Compromise Your Business While Using a Computer
Learn how you may be putting your office and your business at risk every day OK, I admit it: the computer cannot do the damage all by itself. You, as a computer user, are responsible for what you do with it. Companies big and
7 Ways to Improve a Legacy System
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iPad Horror – Halloween Special
Just in time for Halloween something I thought was worth sharing. In addition to Simon Pierro’s talent – the marvels of modern technology make it even better! iPad features to shine, as ever. It is the first time I witness someone combining witty tricks
In Memoriam: RIP Steve Jobs, or Why I still have a Swedish Dictionary
Fate took a bite out of Apple. I am not going to write who and what Steve Jobs was. There is no need for it. I am not going to describe his legacy in the industry and the world. I just want to share
Managed Services Spell Relief for Small Businesses
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5 Security Tips for Your Smartphone
Besides of my take on these basic five-points tips, there is a growing plethora of advice on securing smartphones. And there is a reason why: we are all overly connected to the wireless world, and Business Intelligence makes it’s way into our mobile devices.
10 Clear Signs Your Small Organization is Ready For a Server
If you are like most small businesses, you probably acquire computers, phones, and software in a random, crisis-of-the-moment fashion. You invest in what you think you need when your business operations demand it. But at some point, this bandage method of acquiring technology is
12 Steps Program – Software Pirates Anonymous
You may not have a missing tooth and a dagger, but I am willing to bet you are a pirate. “Who, me?” – you say. Yes. You. A pirate. As previously covered in another article Open Source to Beat Global Software Piracy definition of
Lessons from the Sony CD DRM Episode
Back in in 2005, Sony-BMG released music CD’s with digital rights management (DRM) software developed by two independent companies. In late 2005, it was discovered that the software installed a root kit onto user’s computer, leaving the computer open to security attacks. The two
