Facebook has introduced some time ago two-factor authentication for Login. This means that if someone or something tries to login using your account, there will be two steps needed: authentication using username and password (something that you know) and a mobile phone (something that you have). Step 1 Set up the two-step authentication […]
We have written about Java and its regular vulnerabilities, two (here and here) of which were zero-day vulnerabilities. Java is a very strong tool because it is cross platform and if a vulnerability is being found on one platform, it can easily be found on all others. If used used properly, Java can provide an […]
After the huge media impact that followed up the full disclosure of the vulnerability in Java 7 Update 10, many national and international organizations have started to recommend to their readers to uninstall Java (Germany’s BSI, US-Cert). Oracle couldn’t just stand and see how their market share is disappearing and has started over the weekend […]
Unfortunately, it is really the case to say that Java has “yet another zero-day exploit”. The latest version of Java, v7 Update 10 is affected and currently there is no plan for a patch. The vulnerability which is already used in online attacks is a code injection onto a fully patched Windows system running the […]
We introduced the two-factor authentication, or two-step authentication how Dropbox calls it, and why it is necessary. Here is how you do this for Dropbox: Step 1: 1. Go to Settings -> Security 2. Click on “(change)” on the “Two-Step verification” IMPORTANT: There seems to be a bug in the web application of Dropbox because as […]
The year is starting with a lot of pressure for Adobe, Mozilla, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Asterisk which had to push security updates to fix several critical security vulnerabilities. Microsoft has released their monthly patch containing seven bulletins which close 12 security problems rating as Critical and Important. All versions of Windows are affected, including Windows 8 […]
We introduced the two-factor authentication, or two-step authentication how Google calls it, and why it is necessary. Here is how you do this for Google’s services, email in particular: Step 1 1. Start on this page. 2. Click on the “Get Started” You will be asked to login using the user name and […]
Original article: http://platformsandnetworks.blogspot.ca/2012/12/managing-startups-best-posts-of-2012.html Author:Tom Eisenmann Lean Startup David Aycan of IDEO on the value of prototyping multiple MVPs in parallel. Vin Vacanti on excuses that kept Yipit from launching early. Entrepreneur Graeham Douglas on lean techniques for rapid prototyping of physical products. Emre Sokullu of GROU.PS on software that is well suited for building MVPs. Ben Yoskovitz of GoInstant […]
In case you wonder why the post about Raspberry Pi has disappeared, I am having big problems with the WordPress installation on sorin-mustaca.com. I am getting errors from the database (MySQL) telling me that the table wp_posts is in use… But actually the table doesn’t exist anymore. WordPress database error File ‘./sorin_wrdp1/wp_posts.MYD’ not found (Errcode: […]
As previously announced, we continue to improve the compatibility with Windows 8 of our products. We have started yesterday the rollout of a new update for all our products in version 2013 which improves the compatibility with Windows 8 even more. Avira Free AntiVirus build 2890 Avira AntiVirus Premium 2013 build 2890 Avira Internet Security […]
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