Graphic design has come leaps and bounds in the last decade thanks to exciting developments in technology and software. Relatedly, web design has incorporated these updates as well, offering website designers many more tools to work with when creating new web pages. Continue reading
A group of Azerbaijan hackers from Azerbaijan Hacker Team has hacked a number of Armenian Government ministers’ websites, and placed a video on their defaced page. There are a total of 64 websites hacked including Ministry of Education, police, city districts, Artsakh State University, Football Federation of Armenia and several other Armenian websites. Continue reading
16 million German users suffered from a Botnet malware attack whose digital identities had been stolen. The data was linked with Facebook accounts, mail accounts, Amazon accounts, and other online services. The attack was revealed when Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) ran a Botnet analysis. Continue reading
Everywhere, mothers, fathers and even sweet little grannies are licking their chops, sharpening their elbows and practicing their quick-draw credit card slides to prepare for the Great Gift Buying Wars, otherwise known as holiday shopping. But your shopping experience doesn’t have to be all chaos and mayhem. Continue reading
While companies of all shapes and sizes utilize their sites as hubs today, having a top-notch website is even more important for small businesses, as their website will be the most crucial element of their marketing and brand efforts — one small mistake and you can miss out on gaining a valuable potential customer. Continue reading
Cybercrime is growing rapidly as our culture continues to immerse itself in the online space. Last year, the IC3 (Internet Crime Complaint Center) fielded over 289,000 complaints totaling over $525 million in losses. That’s over an 8% increase from 2011. Yet we continue to expose more of our personal information through social networking and online searches. Continue reading
In April 2013, Google and the city of Provo, Utah announced that the search giant would be taking over the city’s $39 million fiber optic network for a single U.S. dollar, according to Mercury News. Because of its status as a worldwide Internet power, attention is on Google as it moves forward with plans to install or take over fiber optic networks in U.S. cities. Continue reading
Your parents might not have expected a non-traditional student such as yourself to go to college, but you’re showing them. Online education, once a novel idea, is now the norm and the perfect fit for an original individual such as yourself. It’s liberating to take classes at your own pace and as your schedule allows. Continue reading
A major nuisances of the modern era is the number of people shooting images from smartphones. Musicians are annoyed by hundreds of phones at live show all taking shots or shooting video of their every sung syllable. Sports fans don’t want to watch the game through another person’s cell phone screen. Continue reading
Every year, there’s a handy new electronic device to catch your interest — and your outlets. No matter how diligent you are with your power-saving habits, your bill is going to keep rising as long as you add more electronics to your home. That second laptop, new game console and home entertainment system all contribute to rising energy costs within the home. Continue reading
