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5 Advantages of Digital Currencies

In Management, My Work, Web DevelopmentTags Blockchain, Digital transformation, SecurityDecember 13, 2020Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

In 2008 the first digital currencies emerged in the form of Bitcoins. At first, it was a novelty and few really took it seriously. This was evident in its reception to the global economy. Although many people bought up the currency it still didn’t fare well in the markets and was considered volatile for several years. Only in 2017 did cryptocurrency become more valid and realistic.  …

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6 Ways an IT Service Provider Help Your Small Business

6 Ways an IT Service Provider Help Your Small Business

In Management, My Work, TechnologyTags Business, SecuritySeptember 21, 2020Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

Productivity is essential in any small business and there are many different IT issues that can affect productivity, however, the one way to overcome all of these issues is to hire a managed IT services provider …

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How to use HMAC with Postman to test webhooks

How to use HMAC with Postman to test webhooks

In My Work, Software Development, Web DevelopmentTags javascript, Security, Web DevelopmentSeptember 18, 2020Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

In this how-to, I will show how I implemented HMAC in a Cloud Function that acts as a webhook using the node Express application framework. The focus of this article is how I implemented HMAC and …

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Hardening your HTTP response headers with .htaccess

Hardening your HTTP response headers with .htaccess

In My Work, Technology, Web DevelopmentTags Security, Service Management, Web ServiceDecember 4, 2017Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

HTTP Response headers are typically used to transfer security policies to the browser. Bypassing security policies back to the client, hosts can ensure a much safer browsing experience for their visitors and also reduce the risk …

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The analysis of DDoS attacks

The analysis of DDoS attacks

In My Work, Ways to run your web application, Website PerformanceTags Security, Service Management, Web ServiceJuly 13, 2017Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

Are you interested in one of our biggest threat to the performances of our websites, I’m. One of the biggest threats is DDoS Attacks. …

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Do you have a password policy that is wrong

Do you have a password policy that is wrong

In GoogleTags Password, SecurityApril 23, 2017Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

What if I say that everything IT does about passwords is wrong! It does not matter how secure you make a user’s password initially, the user will eventually choose their own password. …

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#NoHacked State of Website Security

#NoHacked State of Website Security

In My Work, Technology, Web DevelopmentTags Hacking, SecurityMarch 20, 2017Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

Google has seen an increase in the number of hacked sites by approximately 32% in 2016 compared to 2015. In a blog post from Google, they do not expect this trend to slow down. As hackers get more aggressive …

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How to get SSL working on MAMP for OS X

How to get SSL working on MAMP for OS X

In My Work, Technology, Web Development, Website PerformanceTags Apache, Linux, Security, Service Management, Web ServiceDecember 5, 201510 Comments Torbjorn Zetterlund

I’m doing a fair deal of development in the area of RESTFul API  features, all of which use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to ensure the security of personal information being transmitted over the internet. …

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What to do if your WordPress site got hacked

What to do if your WordPress site got hacked

In My Work, Web Development, WordpressTags Security, Web hosting service, WordPressNovember 1, 2015Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

Sooner or later you are going to experience that something is not right with your WordPress site, If your WordPress site has not had a security problem, you are either a new site owner or you’re …

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How to setup an SSH tunnel to access phpMyAdmin on Google Compute Engine

How to setup an SSH tunnel to access phpMyAdmin on Google Compute Engine

In Google, TechnologyTags Google Cloud Platform, SecurityOctober 20, 20153 Comments Torbjorn Zetterlund

The other day I was working on Google Compute Engine, and I set up a new WordPress site on the Google Compute Engine. I run into an issue with phpMyAdmin as it gave me a warning when …

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Add extra layer of security by hiding PHP

Add extra layer of security by hiding PHP

In My Work, Web DevelopmentTags PHP, SecurityApril 22, 2015Leave a comment Torbjorn Zetterlund

Why would you want to hide PHP? It is a form of security if you running a popular web platform such as WordPress, Joomla or Drupal. You might want to hide the PHP as a form …

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