Spam and phishing infestation is not restricted to home users’ poorly protected computers running Windows. Common wisdom says these are making a reap harvest for the malicious code writers. Yet a recent study published by The Register indicates that corporate America is another victim of this phenomenon. Zombie machines inside Oracle’s or HP’s networks were […]
Archive for March, 2007
Fortune 1000 Networks - Bot Victims, How about Alabama and Mississippi?
Filed in: Securing Your e.Biz Things Web Applications
What Open Source Software Means to your Small Business
It’s been such an old hat to blog again (and again) about the super dooper advantages of getting your software out of the box. Many IT advising bloggers waste efforts to convince business owners of the superiority of OSS (Open Source Software) compared to proprietary solutions. And most of times, business owners will look down […]
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Starving Junk Mail with The *nix Ecosystem on the Desktop
Faye is painting and moving the office to a new building. The old one nearby, serving CADTEk since 1992, is also getting a facelift (big time renovating, painting, redecorating, etc.) and will shortly open with a ’surprise’ shop, shhh…
All nice and happy, but what’s that having to do with spamming, phishing and net crimes? Not […]
Filed in: Securing Your e.Biz Things Web Applications
The Vintage Mac, New VirtueMart and YouTube to Jumpstart Sales
Doh, three weeks to catch up, here we go:
1. Simple Joomla/VirtueMart routines
Three new Joomla installs in a weektime. I see nothing challenging with this state-of-the-art CMS. Unless you have to integrate a shop data base of several thousands items that relate through several… tens of thousands categories, mostly redundant on items. The challenge, as […]
Filed in: Search Engines Optimizing The Google Bot Things Web Applications

