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What is Likejacking? Facebook’s Like button is now available for use on sites external to Facebook. What does this mean? Well, basically you can ‘Like’ anything outside of Facebook (a blog post, an article, etc.) which then allows the story to appear in the user’s friends’ News Feed with a link back to the website. Read more

In his post, Six major trends for Email Security Companies, Mike discusses the trend of virtualization and the cloud. In case you still need convincing, here are 6 ways to reduce your IT costs through optimization of resource utilization: Regroup various servers and services into a single powerful hardware server with several VMs sharing theRead more

This week’s word of the week is phishing. What exactly does it involve and how can you prevent unsuspecting people from becoming the next phishing victim? According to Wikipedia, “phishing is the criminally fraudulent process of attempting to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords and credit card details by masquerading as a trustworthy entityRead more

It came. It went. The end of email was predicted and in the end it’s Google Wave that bowed out. Looks like we didn’t have to wait long to see what the future would have in hold for Google Wave: on August 4th, Google announced that they were pulling the plug on Wave due toRead more

My last article was on stopping and getting rid of Comment and Registration spam on WordPress. Today, I’d like to cover another Social Spam topic: Twitter. You can bet all social networks are a target, and Twitter is no different. Here are a couple tips to minimize and get rid of the Twitter spam suchRead more