Facebook, LinkedIN, Twitter, Instagram, Email, Online Banking, Online Investment Services, Youtube, BrightTalk, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, DropBox, World of Warcraft. All these sites and services have at least one thing in common: they require usernames and passwords to get access to personal information. And for obvious reasons, this list is by … [Read more...]
Microsoft Confirms Internet Explorer Zero Day, Being Used to Target DoE Employees
On Friday, May 3rd, Microsoft released Security Advisory 2847140 regarding a new flaw in Internet Explorer that was used in a targeted attack against Department of Energy employees and involved a compromised website hosted by the Department of Labor. The flaw in question allows a malicious individual to execute a program on a users' computer when … [Read more...]
Why Your Website is the Hub of Your Internet Marketing
With the rise of social media marketing through Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and all of the others, many businesses have forced their websites to take a back seat when it comes to their internet marketing. There are even businesses that opt out of setting up a website because it seems easier and cheaper to just have a Facebook page. While Facebook … [Read more...]
Using the “Add to Home Screen” iPhone feature
Nowadays more and more people are using iPhones, Blackberries, Androids and a multitude of other Smart Phone devices to not only make phone calls and send text messages but to read articles and blogs as well. This in turn prompts more and more businesses to create a mobile site or even a mobile app to go along with their company website and/or … [Read more...]