Category Archives: Website Security

Beware of Website Hacking

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It was very disappointing to hear news like yesterday’s where 4,800 Australian websites have been completely lost as a result of being hacked. Read more on this article ‘4800 Aussie sites evaporate hack’. As the growth in technology becomes more … Continue reading

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IE6 Declines

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We are finally seeing a long awaited decline in IE6 (Internet Explorer 6), although still not as much as we’d like to see. Even Facebook have pulled the plug on supporting IE6 for their service. There are still a considerable … Continue reading

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Website Hacking – keeping secure.

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With hacking being an ongoing serious issue on the web, it is really important that you are taking your website and e-mail security seriously. Many people use passwords that are very simply to remember, such as a person’s name or … Continue reading

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Google Penalties

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Has Google penalised or banned your site in the past or currently? These days, many businesses have a strong reliance on Google, and as such, a drop in rankings for whatever reason can be a cause of great stress. At … Continue reading

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Internet Security

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Did you know that when you copy and paste anything on your computer and an active internet connection, that this information can be visible to others on the internet? Many people use the copy function (Ctrl+ c or right clicking … Continue reading

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