August 2009
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By Giedrius Majauskas on August 28, 2009
Savedefense is a skin of rogue parasite TrustNinja, whose family seems to use very strange names. It was released in the end of August and marks a start of new season of rogue parasites. Apparently, Personal Antivirus is no longer a trusted name, however the malware distribution method used still works. The most likely place [...]
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By Giedrius Majauskas on August 26, 2009
All regular twitter users have seen the face of Bill Crosby and couple other super twitter get rich schemes. Their followers promote ways to get thousands followers quickly and then get rich by turn-key systems. You don’t even have to watch after your account, everything you have to do is sit and wait for revenue. [...]
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By Giedrius Majauskas on August 24, 2009
There is couple of reasons to develop site distributed under multiple subdomains, e.g. subdomain1.domain.com, subdoman2.domain.com, etc. Each subdomain might be a distinguishable mini-site, which offers better separation of topics and even protects main site rankings to some extent. However, subdomain approach has one issue that needs to be solved. That is each subdomain is treated [...]
Posted in Programming, SEM | Tagged yandex |
By Giedrius Majauskas on August 22, 2009
Quite often I am hired to perform modifications in other web projects done by someone else. This might be an unmaintained website bought ages ago, or when programmers mess up. It is tough to analyze your own code after couple of years from creation. It is much harder to analyze code of someone else. There [...]
Posted in Programming | Tagged analysis, Programming |
By Giedrius Majauskas on August 20, 2009
The biggest nightmare for me is having my websites inaccessible for public. This had happened in the past, and it will happen no matter how good your hosting or programmers are. There are many reasons: Bad code makes website database corrupt Database table went corrupt, or mysql is down Apache is down The whole server [...]
Posted in Security |
By Giedrius Majauskas on August 16, 2009
Today I want to talk about really unproductive topic – that is how to code poorly. Or, more exactly, I am going to pick on my unfavorite piece of social site again, that is Boonex. We will talk about how one should not implement user sessions and how to do it better. Boonex uses unencrypted [...]
Posted in Programming | Tagged Programming, Security |
By Giedrius Majauskas on August 14, 2009
I am affiliate of one unnamed program that is a bit confusing for me. The software in question is sold worldwide, however you get affiliate sales for purchases made in USA only. This troubles me a lot, as the product is good and I use it myself. The question is what difference it makes where [...]
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