Author: Daniel Berthiaume
Unusual Facts About Computers, #1. The First Bug to the Friendly Virus
Lire la suite: Unusual Facts About Computers, #1. The First Bug to the Friendly VirusA friendly computer virus, a moth that manages that made history and a computer that runs on water. Come and discover funny and strange facts about computers.
Practical and totally free software
Lire la suite: Practical and totally free softwareProprietary software can be pretty pricey. Heck, just running MS Word on your MacBook will set you back $130. Fortunately, you can find a lot of free, open-source software to meet practical needs such as transferring files to your website, editing images, and modifying HTML code. As follows are some of our favorite free software…
SEO, What is it Exactly
Lire la suite: SEO, What is it ExactlyEver wondered how search engine rank your website, in this blog we will shed light on some of the obscure and correct way that expert may use to boost your website ranking on search engines.
The History of New Year’s Celebrations
Lire la suite: The History of New Year’s CelebrationsLet’s put technology aside for this week to briefly recollect the story about the origin of New Year’s Day.
2 common website attacks: DOS and SQL Injection
Lire la suite: 2 common website attacks: DOS and SQL InjectionHackers have many ways of attacking your website, and it’s important to stay up to date on the most common attacks so you can do what you can to prevent them from occurring. Malicious individuals can attack your data via your computer or they can infect an entire network. Two of the most common website…
Protecting your sensitive data from the POODLE vulnerability
Lire la suite: Protecting your sensitive data from the POODLE vulnerabilityNote that Astral Internet customers can rest easy when it comes to the latest SSL vulnerability: our customers will be happy to learn that they are already protected from POODLE, as all of our shared cloud hosting clients (and clients with service included) are patched to protect against the POODLE security flaw.