OK, this is a of bit alarmist post title, but seriously, if you haven’t been a victim of website hacking, chances are you could be in the future.
I wrote a post in January about my WordPress site being hacked before Christmas. It’s been an ongoing saga until a couple of weeks ago – I thought [...]
There was a time when to have a video playing on your website meant you had to have deep pockets. Even audio involved baffling technology available only to the few.
Well, not any more! In fact I predict that 2010 will see a huge explosion in the number of small business websites and blogs who use [...]
by Sam McArthur on January 5, 2010
in Web/Tech
Just before Christmas, my Forty First website which is built on WordPress was hacked. I didn’t even realize it had been hacked until it was pointed out to me even though I regularly update my site, but had seen no warnings. It was someone who had come to my site using the Safari browser who [...]
by LouiseBJ on December 17, 2009
in Web/Tech
At our ‘Online Marketing for Beginners’ workshop earlier this week, one of the topics we looked at was the importance of getting your website home page message right, after all – for many visitors it will be the first impression they get of your business.
I read somewhere that the purpose of your home page is [...]
Some weeks ago, I (Louise) recorded an internet radio show with PC security specialist, Debbie Mahler of M.I.C.E. Technology, Training & Education, the topic of which was how we can minimise the ever present risks of Identity Fraud, both online and offline.
The very real situations Debbie shares are sobering, as is the prediction that either [...]