Here’s an interesting news written by Michael Hatamoto of BetaNews about online banking in the US:
Study says bank Web sites leave clients vulnerable to theft
When you hop on the Internet to check your online bank statement or pay some bills, do you ever wonder how secure your bank’s computer network is? A new study claims [...]
Long before my blogging days, I have always read from the forums I frequented, read from websites and in signs in most internet shops that I should be very careful of any email I receive that has an attachment.
They were right, because back then and even up to now, viruses, worms, trojans and other badware [...]
When I updated this blog to WordPress 2.5.1 five days ago, a problem propped up. That “Please upgrade” strip wouldn’t go away and has become an annoyance. Blogged about it and posted a support question in the WordPress support forums and soon enough possible explanations and solutions to this issue were given by other friendly [...]
It’s been a long while since I posted a blog update but it’s never too late to post one every once in a while.
This blog, along with all the blogs under this domain have just been upgraded to WordPress 2.3.3 (a marathon upgrade session last night!) in order to address the security issue raised by [...]
One of the most basic routines we bloggers get to acquire as we grow and maintain our blogs is make regular backups of our blog’s database. This is important because when tragedy strikes like database crashes, WordPress or plugin updates and migrating blogs from one host to another, we can rest a little easier knowing [...]
Just before this blog had a theme reboot, I blogged about the security of our photos online. Now by ’security’ I’m not referring to whether our photos would not be destroyed or lost forever thanks to unreliable photo hosting or social media sites or when they suddenly close up shop. The security I’m talking about [...]
