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8 immediate ways to reduce the chances of phishing attacks in your company
12/7/2023
If you think that you've never been on the receiving end of a phishing attack, then I bet you haven't checked your spam folder lately. There
The biggest risks with using NPM
1/28/2022
If you're a JavaScript developer at any level, then you have probably used the popular package manager NPM at some point in time.
Top 7 Security Best Practices For Your Websites
10/20/2021
If you own or run a website, then security should be near the top of the list in terms of daily priorities. You far too often hear stories o
The biggest problem with using target=_blank
8/17/2021
Before browsers had tabs, websites would often open new webpages in their own instances of the browser. You would eventually come to know th
Mozilla finally stopping support for FTP in Firefox 90
7/30/2021
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) has long been the go to method of transferring files on the internet. It's how you uploaded files to your share
How To Implement The Principle Of Least Privilege In Cybersecurity
6/16/2021
The principle of least privilege is a security concept that recommends that any user of the system be given the minimum levels of access ne
A Beginner’s Guide To Red Team Testing
4/20/2021
Security leaders face strategic turmoil from a data protection standpoint as businesses increasingly require an ‘anytime, anywhere access
A look at VPN's and why you probably need one
4/30/2020
VPN's or Virtual Private Networks are not new by any means, but they are gaining more attention from the general public, particularly with t
Interesting facts about software "bugs"
8/6/2019
If there is one thing that a programmer knows, it is the term "bugs" when it comes to their code not functioning as intended. Maybe in your
Let's talk about data privacy
4/1/2018
Since Google became a verb, it has been no secret that they rely heavily on capturing user data, both to serve you better content and to se
Keeping Your Websites More Secure In 2018
1/2/2018
This year we didn't hear too much in the news about security breaches or stolen data, although undoubtedly those incidents continued to hap
How To Set Up an SSL Certificate With GoDaddy
12/7/2017
While in the past it seemed like you could do just fine without the hassle of setting up an SSL certificate, it seems that as of late that
Implementing Google's Invisible ReCaptcha In .NET
10/22/2017
If keeping bots away is your thing, then using Google's reCAPTCHA is a must. And while it can be tedious to click on 20 images of cars in
Battle of the Bots
10/30/2016
And not at all in a cool way unfortunately. But in a more "that's kind of annoying..." way. For the most part, bots roam the interwebs hour
Why Tracking Website Visitors Is Important
9/28/2016
If you've just finished watching Snowden, then please don't spoil it for me. Although I think I know how it ends. Security is a hot topic r
Increase Security With Two Factor Authentication And U2F
7/14/2016
Security is getting more difficult to attain nowadays on the old interwebs, and for good reason. It's not about hackers getting more clever
Taking A Look At Security In Shared Hosting
6/3/2016
I've always been a proponent of having just the most secure site that you can possibly make. And as such, I always take precautions to make
A Closer Look At How And Why Websites Track You
9/3/2015
It is no surprise that websites nowadays track your every move. Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, etc etc. The list goes on and on and for t
Implementing Google's No Captcha reCaptcha In ASP.NET
8/8/2015
Captchas and reCaptchas are great inventions. They help keep spam out and help to verify that humans are on the interwebs and not mischievo
How To Encrypt Passwords Using SHA-256 In C# And .NET
6/29/2015
.NET makes it pretty simple to work with data encryption with the Cryptography namespace. So there should be no reason to have plain text...
Why Do So Many Websites Get Hacked
4/15/2015
Just recently researchers published a study showing that over 29 million American health records were compromised between 2010 and 2013. Ma
Preventing SQL Injections With Parameterized Queries
4/2/2015
In my previous post I wrote about a few steps that you can take to better secure your website. One of those steps, probably the most import
5 Steps To Making Your Website More Secure
3/20/2015
Security is one of those things that are normally saved for last or ignored completely when working on a website nowadays. As most people h
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