by E.I.T. Author | Jan 30, 2018 | general
With over one million tickets for sale, the 2018 Winter Olympics will bring large crowds that demand connectivity and technological access, giving hackers a target-rich environment. If you are planning on participating, either as a viewer, or as a participant, in the 2018 Winter Olympics, then you should probably read this article to understand all the ways you may/could be targeted for one of many various digital attacks. Informed is 1/2 the battle, after all. https://security.radware.com/ddos-threats-attacks/threat-advisories-attack-reports/2018-winter-olympics/
by E.I.T. Author | Dec 30, 2017 | general
How lack are you in your password creation? If you have one of these worst passwords ever, a hacker can gain access in minutes. (like 1 or 2). And if you even use any word that is found in a common dictionary, a computer program (called a brute force hacker) can go through the entire dictionary in a very short time, and still gain access.
For a password to be secure, it should have capital letters (not just the 1st one) lower case, numbers, and if permitted, characters, and it should be at least 16 characters long to be secure. It’s not that hard, as the Chrome browser can remember all your passwords for you, and if you log in to your google account on any Chrome browser, your passwords will be there for you. (just don’t forget to log off when you’re done) …that way, the only hard one you have ot remember and keep secure, is your Google password.
Ready for the list? Here’s the worst of the bunch: (if you have one, you are dead in the water!)
1. 123456
2. password
3. 12345678
4. qwerty
5. 12345
6. 123456789
7. letmein
8. 1234567
9. football
10. iloveyou
11. admin
12. welcome
13. monkey
14. login
15. abc123
16. starwars
17. 123123
18. dragon
19. passw0rd
20. master
Remember, make sure your password can’t be located in a Dictionary! 🙂
by E.I.T. Author | Dec 21, 2017 | Blog, Computers, Email, general, internet stuff, Security, viruses, Web Development, wordpress
The office will be closed from December 22nd until Jan 2nd, although I could be available as early as December 30th. Leaving town for Christmas. Although ALL remote services will still be available. I’m just not taking any jobs that require me “physically” being there, or any equipment/laptop drop-offs. I will however have a computer with me, and will answer all emails and texts, and will be able to perform any remote services, like Windows issues, Website issues, etc. …any of the things I would normally do remotely. So please don’t hesitate to call just because the hours say closed, there was no field to add an explanation on Yelp or Facebook.
FROM EVERYTHING I.T.!
by E.I.T. Author | Nov 29, 2017 | general
UPGRADE to WordPress 4.9.1
This update is a Security and Maintenance release, fixing 11 bugs and 4 security holes, so go get it now. If you want to read what the specific changes are, read the changlog: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2017/11/28/wordpress-4-9-1-scheduled-for-november-29th/ basically, this is the list:
- #42573: File caching affecting users’ ability to use the plugin and theme file editors.
- #42574: MediaElement upgrade causing JS errors when certain languages are in use.
- #42579: Incorrect logic in
extract_from_markers()
.
- #42454: Unable to translate Codex URL in theme editor.
- #42609: Theme editor cannot edit files when running on a Windows server.
- #42628:
flatten_dirlist()
doesn’t play nice with folders with numeric names.
- #42634:
DB_HOST
socket paths with colons not parsed correctly.
- #42641: On multisite upgrade the
wp_blog_versions
table doesn’t get updated
- #42673: Themes page throws console error when there is only one installed theme.
In addition, one fix for a bug introduced in WordPress 4.7 will be included in 4.9.1:
- #42242:
lang
attribute in the admin area doesn’t reflect a user’s language setting.
by E.I.T. Author | Nov 26, 2017 | general
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by E.I.T. Author | Sep 20, 2017 | Blog, Computers, general, Typography
YouTube Keyboard Shortcuts – Windows
A valuable table of video shortcut keys. Ever want to pause that video at a certain spot, and can’t get the mouse fast enough? This is better!
ACTION |
SHORTCUT |
play/pause |
spacebar, or “k”/td> |
rewind 5 seconds |
left arrow |
rewind 10 seconds |
“j” |
advance 5 seconds |
right arrow |
advance 10 seconds |
“l” (little ‘L’ ) |
skip to a division of video (middle, 1/4, etc) |
numbers 1-9; 5=.5=50% or half-way
(top, not 10-key pad) |
restart |
zero (top, not 10-key pad) |
fullscreen |
f / Esc |
go to beginning/end |
HOME / END |
volume |
up/down arrow |
increase speed |
Shift+> or Shift+. |
decrease speed |
Shift+< or Shift+, |
adv. 1 frame (when paused) |
period |
back 1 frame |
comma |
mute |
m |
captions |
c |
captions background |
b |
prev vid in playlist |
shift + p |
next video |
shift + n |
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