Web Server Updates is Website Security

Jun 02
2009
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Worried about having your website get hacked? Well staying updated really is the only website security. There are not many firewalls or anti-virus programs for Linux, FreeBSD, or Macs. Most (80%+) web severs are Unix based operating systems. Exploits are published on a daily basis (farily large scale, too) for Web servers. The only way to prevent being hacked is by using common sense and by staying updated.
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Written by Pierce in: Security Tips, Services, Unix Security (Mac, Linux, FreeBSD, etc) | Tags: , ,

Gas, first polution, now a front for cybercrime.

May 27
2009
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Hackers located in Russia have been using a gas company named “GazTranzitStroyInfo LLC” have been using this as a front. They’ve been exploiting web-browsers with the famous exploit known as “Zeus”. Zeus can exploit browsers on a large scale, so stay updated! Due to the fact their hosting is offshore, security professionals are unable to shut down most of their websites, as the hosting company may not comply in the same language, or even at all.

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Written by Pierce in: Hacker News, Latest Viruses | Tags: , ,

Who profits the most off of viruses?

May 12
2009
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Do you rely on your anti-virus programs? Well truth is, anti-virus helps, but you should also think “outside of the box”. Who profits the most off of computer viruses? Well, anti-virus companies, and Microsoft. These companies could be using so many other coding techniques to secure your computer from viruses and possible hackers.

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Written by Pierce in: Hacker News, Security Tips | Tags: , ,

Saving time and money by staying updated!

May 10
2009
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Vendors offer updates for their software to keep things secure and running smoothly. You should stay updated to stay secure. If you don’t update, your software it can leave you vulnerable for a hacker to gain access to your system.

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Written by Jake in: PC Maintenance, Security Tips | Tags: , ,