Posts Tagged ‘Security’
How much information should you store online? May 30th, 2008 at 5:07 pm
Putting all of your online information in one place may not be a good idea. A golden rule for financial investment is to make sure your portfolio is diversified. Diversification will protect you if one area of your portfolio does not perform as it should. What does this have to do with storing information online? I will focus on three services that aggregate data for a one stop source of information.
Tags: Security
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Charter is going to spy on you for “enhanced online expierence” May 15th, 2008 at 11:33 am
I have never been a big fan of charter communications deplorable service but until now they had been just one of more than a handful of large companies that take my money and waste my time. This latest move is far beyond poor service and lack of customer support. It seems charter is making a move to spy on their costumers in order to increase revenues through targeted advertisements. I stumbled across this slashdot article. You can find more information here.
Tags: ISP, privacy, Security
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Protect your forms from hijackers May 1st, 2008 at 3:08 pm
The topic of protecting your forms from spammers looking to hijack your form mail is old and has been kicked around extensively . As a relatively new developer (2 years at the time of writing) I remember looking for a quick easy solution to protect form mails, so here it is.
Tags: php, Security
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