Category: Web

Jul 14, 2015

Internet Explorer Finally Killed Off

For some reason Microsoft has been trying to breathe in new life to IE for the last few versions, but

Jul 06, 2015

No More IPv4 Addresses for North America

According to ars technica, there are no more IPv4 addresses available for North America. It’s been a long time coming.

Jun 24, 2015

Do Over Function for Sent Gmail Messages

It isn’t quite a do over, but Google has officially released the “undo send” function. It appears to function similar

May 27, 2015

Enable Tracking Protection to Speed Page Loads in Firefox

Let’s face it. We grow more and more impatient when our technology is slow. That’s why we upgrade phones, computers

May 18, 2015

Website Wizardry: The Right SEO for Your Law Firm

That’s the title of a new Digital Edge podcast, where Sharon and Jim interview our friend and colleague Jennifer Ellis.

May 13, 2015

Are We Really Running Out of IP Addresses?

I’ve been involved with technology and networking since the early 1980s. OK, now you know that I’m not a recent

May 04, 2015

Firefox Jumps on HTTPS Bandwagon

The Internet is an evil place. There are a ton of bad guys trying to get you to click on

Apr 30, 2015

Internet Explorer Replacement Has an Official Name

The replacement for the “dead” Internet Explorer is no longer called Project Spartan. Windows 10 will be released with a

Apr 28, 2015

WordPress Websites – Patch Now!

A zero-day vulnerability can crush a system and WordPress is no stranger to vulnerabilities. WordPress is one of the most

Apr 20, 2015

Patch Your Web Servers Now

It is always recommended that you apply the patches that vendors release. The primary reason is to fix the vulnerabilities

Apr 08, 2015

A Firefox Version That Can’t Be Patched

You can’t expect all software to be bug free all the time. That’s why there are specific protocols that developers

Apr 02, 2015

The Winner of the Most Insecure Core Internet Software for 2014 Isn’t Apple

That may surprise some, but Google’s Chrome browser was the winner for 2014 according to the Secunia Vulnerability Review 2015