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Regina Smola Speaking at NAMS 7
Niche Affiliate Marketing System Workshop (NAMS) is one of the premier conferences for anyone doing business Online. It’s three full days of hands-on instruction from over 25 top-notch experts and you get the opportunity to work one-on-one on YOUR business. If you’re serious about your business, NAMS 7 is a “not to be missed” event! [...]
In honor of Data Privacy Day, the full ebook of lol…OMG! What every student needs to know about online reputation management, digital citizenship and cyberbullying, by Matt Ivester (regularly $9.99) is being made available for FREE from January 27 through January 30! Limited Offer! Hurry and Grab Your free copy of lol… OMG! This educational offer is sponsored by [...]
Just received an email on January 22, 2012 from Carla McNeil about a new Facebook scam that she was hit with today. While chatting with a friend on Facebook, she received this information in her chat window: WARNING: Your account is reported to have violated the policies that are considered annoying or insulting Facebook users.system [...]
In the past few months, we’ve fixed numerous hacked WordPress blogs that were installed prior to the fall of 2011 with one thing in common: one-click installs with outdated Timthumb scripts. If you’ve had your WordPress site up for a while you need to check it for any timthumb backdoor vulnerabilities. As of January 22, [...]
Help tighten security for your WordPress blog by always logging into your hosting cPanel securely. Why? Because logging in to your cPanel through https:// provides an encrypted communication and secure identification of your hosting provider. When you first sign up for a hosting account, you receive a “Welcome eMail” from your hosting provider. If your [...]
DreamHost has issued a security warning to all customers as of January 20, 2012 at 9:25am Pacific Time. Last night we detected some unauthorized activity within one of our databases. While we don’t have evidence that customer passwords were taken at this time, we’re forcing a change out of caution. Please login to our web [...]
WP Security Lock is joining the protest of the SOPA and PIPA Bills and will blackout this site on January 18, 2012. On Wednesday, all our website traffic be redirected to http://sopastrike.com/strike, striking against censorship. It’s time to come together as a community and join us in this historic moment! What is the SOPA Strike? On [...]
Data Privacy Day is January 28, 2012 Privacy is our shared responsibility! Do your part. Participate in Data Privacy Day by educating students or parents, training employees, hosting an event or sponsoring DPD. In honor of Data Privacy Day, here are 5 tips on how you can keep your data safe: Have a reliable and [...]
WordPress users we need your help! Many of you have probably not heard about the SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) or PIPA (Protect IP Act). Or maybe you have but, either way you should take some time to learn about it and how it can potentially hurt your business. Just check out this video from [...]
Pretty Link Plugin for WordPress has a new security update to fix a cross-site scripting vulnerability. Pretty Link Lite Version 1.5.6 and Pretty Link Pro Version 1.5.6 were released on January 6, 2012. And according to the plugin’s Changelog, the vulnerability could have affected a very small number of users. I’m not exactly sure what they [...]
WordPress 3.3.1 has now been released and is ready for download! On January 3, 2012, the developers of WordPress released version 3.3.1 (security and maintenance release), which fixes 15 bugs/issues and also closes the zero-day cross-site scripting vulnerability that was found early this week. The Cross-Site Scripting XSS vulnerability in version 3.3 could only be [...]
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