If you’ve ever logged into your WordPress site and found a weird comment about something you’ve won, diet pills, or some suspicious link that leads who-knows-where… you’ve already met your first spam bot. Even if your website doesn’t have a blog, or you’ve never invited people to leave comments, bots are still out there, crawling […]
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If you run a small business website, you might think hackers wouldn’t bother with you. You’re not handling sensitive data or running a massive online store. But the truth is, small business sites are prime targets for cyber attacks. Why? Because they’re often easier to break into, and hackers can use them for all sorts
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Newsletter that was sent to our customers. Please click here if you want to receive updates like these. Dear Customers Today was not a fun day! For the first time, I had to deal with a client’s site being hacked and malicious files placed on the server. It was luckily caught in time and the
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Newsletter that went out to clients: Dear Clients First of all: Happy New Year! Hope it is a wonderful year for each and every one of you. I wanted to make everyone aware of an email scam going around. It says: Hi xxxWe received a server request to delete all saved emails in your inbox,
Newletter that went out to clients. Dear Clients You might be aware of the recent security breach at Hetzner. It exposed at least 40 000 peoples banking details, IDs and password. The reason for this was passwords were stored in plain text along with some other vulnerabilities. This was obviously an incredible oversight on their
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Newsletter that went out to our clients. Dear Clients You might be aware of Google’s announcement regarding SSL Certificates? From October 2017 Google Chrome is going to start displaying a “Not Secure” message if your website does not have an SSL certificate installed. SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It adds an extra layer of security
