Posts Tagged ‘Twelve Days of Christmas’

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series concludes. On the twelfth day of Christmas… Twelve scams of Christmas So thus ends the “Twelve Days of Christmas” series, with information from this article in Computing SA. While the article is clearly a McAfee promo peice, it still contains a lot of valuable information and [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the eleventh day of Christmas… Eleven reasons to analyze your logs Seriously, how could we do a peice that has a list of eleven reasons and not include one of Anton Chuvakin‘s “Top 11 reasons” articles. This article in O’Reilly Sys Admin is entitled [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the tenth day of Christmas… Ten biggest platform development mistakes Marty Abbott and Michael Fisher in this article on GigaOm lay out ten of the biggest platform development mistakes. Just like with golf, technology is as much about ensuring that your bad hits are recoverable [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the ninth day of Christmas… Nine Inch Nails album for free Sorry couldn’t resist. But the release of The Slip is important for several reasons. Not only do Trent Reznor and NIN generate some killer music, but this album is released under a creative [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the eighth day of Christmas… Eight security tips and guidelines for your WordPress blog Online Tech tips has these tips for keeping your WordPress blog safe – or at least functional. Here are a few WordPress security tips I’ve learned over time. After reading [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the seventh day of Christmas… Seven dirtiest jobs in IT Dan Tynan in this article for InfoWorld gives us this list of jobs that are critical but nasty. Working in IT isn’t always pretty. After all, we can’t all work on the cutting-edge technologies [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the sixth day of Christmas… Six new Internet hoaxes John Brandon in Computerworld writes this article about The best new Internet hoaxes. Over the past year or so, several cons have appeared in one form or another — some in video form, and a [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the fifth day of Christmas… Five scary technologies In this article in How Stuff Works Chris Pollette names the Top 5 Scary Technologies of 2008. Technology makes our lives better. You’re enjoying your new high-definition television, and have your work and personal appointments organized [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the fourth day of Christmas…   Four Worst E-Mail Errors You Can Make This Netscape channel article gives the scoop on email grammar. If you want to impress the boss by looking professional, smart and educated, clean up your e-mail. We’re not talking spam. [...]

The Security for All “Twelve Days of Christmas” series continues. On the third day of Christmas… Three tools to search for images online by color Ann Smarty in this article on MakeUseOf.com describes search tools for images by color. Image search is evolving quickly. Today you don’t even need to use words to search images. [...]