A lot of people hate software just because they do not like the look and feel of the user interface. Surprisingly even the knowledgeable “geeks” have strong preferences on the GUI (Graphical User Interface). This often takes away the focus from functionality and versatility of programs and impact negatively on high-quality products.
Tag Archives: SQL/MySQL
Fix your site from unauthorized redirect
Recently I added a plug-in outside of the WordPress repository. To my horror, one of the files had a malware code inserted into the the “head” tag. The bad guys are so cleaver that they made their code to run randomly so it will not be detected by the web developer as soon as they install these bad plugins. So how do you know you have problems in your installed scripts? How do you go around fixing them? The answer to the first is that you probably won’t know until a visitor to your site or yourself come across it. But if the bad guys are into stealing information such as credit card data, you may be out of luck.
Defending your sites from criminals
No, they are not your real estate properties or your neighborhoods. They are your websites and your online communities. Programmers, web administrators and users, should take proactive measures to protect electronic assets, since cyber-criminal activities Continue reading Defending your sites from criminals
Installing MySQL Databases using SQL files
It can be a daunting task to create SQL databases when you are running your websites without any professional help. For most small businesses, it is a waste of money to hire a web developer to work on all the areas of a website. If you can follow instructions Continue reading Installing MySQL Databases using SQL files