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cPanel Paper Lantern end-user series How to setup a cron job in cPanel This demo assumes you’ve already logged in to cPanel, and are starting on the home screen. Now let’s learn how to setup a cron job. Click the “Cron Jobs” icon. Enter the email address where you want the cron job results sent […]
Read MoreThe Joomla security team have just released a new version of Joomla to patch a critical remote command execution vulnerability that affects all versions from 1.5 to 3.4. This is a serious vulnerability that can be easily exploited and is already in the wild. If you are using Joomla, you have to update it right […]
Read MoreNew PCs could start in just seconds, thanks to an update to one of the oldest parts of desktop computers. The upgrade will spell the end for the 25-year-old PC start-up software known as Bios that initialises a machine so its operating system can get going. The code was not intended to live nearly this […]
Read MoreMicrosoft has released a Security Advisory warning that users of Internet Explorer are at risk of data-theft due to a new Internet Explorer vulnerability. “Such a script might collect user information (eg., email), spoof content displayed in the browser, or otherwise interfere with the user’s experience.” At present there is no permanent fix for the […]
Read MoreThe new version of Debian known as ‘Squeeze’ has been released into the wild as the new ‘Stable’ distribution of Debian. What’s in the new Debian release There are lots of great new packages available, and also updates to existing packages of course! One of the notable changes is the move to a dependency based […]
Read MoreLooks like Windows mobile, but is not Windows Mobile. Cue the new Windows 8 screen. Has Windows jumped on the bandwagon made of Ugly sticks (there was a free seat next to Ubuntu’s “Unity”, a little bird said) or do you like the slate layout? Regardless, users will be able to opt out for a […]
Read MorePublic cloud offerings will account for more than 25% of government business services in domains other than national defence and security, according to newly released research. In its latest global report on government IT and transformation to digitalised business models, analyst firm Gartner says that governments will increasingly favour cloud computing over long-running in-house IT […]
Read MoreWordPress developers have warned users their popular CMS is under attack from a ‘clever’ worm that automatically compromises unpatched versions of the WordPress system. The particularly nasty bug crawls the web for vulnerable WordPress installations, installing malware, deleting content, and generally wreaking havoc wherever it can on unpatched installations. WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg eloquently implored […]
Read MoreYour WordPress database contains every post, every comment and every link you have on your blog. If your database gets erased or corrupted, you stand to lose everything you have written. There are many reasons why this could happen and not all are things you can control. But what you can do is back up […]
Read MoreWhilst alarming to the end-user, so far no user log-in information seems to have been accessed. Keeping in mind this is for WordPress.com users as opposed to those running independently-hosted installations. In a relievingly transparent post (some may argue, unusual for an internet company), Matt from WordPress posts: “Automattic had a low-level (root) break-in to […]
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