Multiple WordPress Plugins are vulnerable to Cross-site Scripting (XSS) due to the misuse of the add_query_arg() and remove_query_arg() functions. These are popular functions used by developers to modify and add query strings to URLs within WordPress. The official WordPress Official Documentation (Codex) for these functions was not very clear and misled many plugin developers toRead […]
What It Takes To Build A Twitter Following: A Case Study
This article published over at the Elegant Themes Blog provides a great intro to Twitter. It provides a wealth of useful information for beginners, but even experienced users might find some useful tidbits here. What It Takes To Build A Twitter Following: A Case Study Twitter is one of those platforms that I never fully […]
Critical Magento Shoplift Vulnerability (SUPEE-5344) – Patch Immediately!
The Magento team released a critical security patch (SUPEE-5344) to address a remote command execution (RCE) vulnerability back in February. It’s been more than two months since the release and still more than 50% of all the Magento installations have not been patched, leaving them open to attacks. This means hundreds of thousands of websites areRead […]
The Best Related Posts Plugins for WordPress
By Jenni McKinnon Is your bounce rate high? Are users leaving your site after reading just one post? Encouraging people to stick around and browse your site can be a challenge. In today’s Weekend WordPress Project we’ll look at how you can display related and promoted posts in WordPress, so when a user has finished […]
Website Firewall – Critical Microsoft IIS vulnerability (MS15-034)
Microsoft just disclosed a serious vulnerability (MS15-034) on their Web Server IIS that allows for remote and unauthenticated Denial of Service (DoS) and/or Remote Code Execution (RCE) on unpatched Windows servers. An attacker only needs to send a specially crafted HTTP request with the right header to exploit it. That’s how serious it is. RCE is usedRead […]
Impacts of a Hack on a Magento Ecommerce Website
Recently we wrote about the impacts of a hacked website and how it is important to give website visitors a safe online experience In this post, I’ll show you how a hacked website results in almost immediate loss of money. We are not talking about drive-by infections that can be prevented by using a goodRead […]
The Procrastinator’s Guide to Filing Taxes With Evernote
This article seems like a timely one to share and commiserate with folks today. If you’re ok with digitizing your life – some folks are and others certainly aren’t – the tips described below could be a huge help for you. Best of luck! Evernote Blogcast The Procrastinator’s Guide to Filing Taxes With Evernote Nobody […]
CloudFlare is now a Google Cloud Platform Technology Partner
We’re excited to announce that CloudFlare has just been named a Google Cloud Platform Technology Partner. So what does this mean? Now, Google Cloud Platform customers can experience the best of both worlds—the power and protection of the CloudFlare community along with the flexibility and scalability of Google’s infrastructure. We share many mutual customers with […]
How to enable WiFi calling on iPhone 6 – iOS 8.3
Sprint has been pledging to support WiFi calling for ages, and now that iOS 8.3 has been released , they have finally made good on their word. It doesn’t get activated automatically though! Here’s a mini screenshot tutorial:
How LinkedIn Marketing Can Get You More Customers
I have a LinkedIn account and just like the author of the article I’m not paying much attention to it. But after reading his post, I am now considering to be more active on it. Below is an excerpt from the article. Read the full article here. Why Use LinkedIn for Marketing? With all of […]
