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  • How to Get More Fiverr Orders to Make More Money

    How to Get More Fiverr Orders to Make More Money

    Fiverr has become a great source on the internet to get your work done. For some people it is the best way to earn lives, and for some it is the best way to get their work done in quick time without spending a lot of money. It was started before a very less time and in a very short period, this service has got million of followers and this count is increasing every day.

    As I mentioned above, fiverr has become a way to earn life for many people. There are many reasons behind Fiverr being so successful. Some of them are listed below.

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  • Features, Creation and Usability of Mobile Applications Development

    Features, Creation and Usability of Mobile Applications Development

    Mobile as one of the most popular pieces of gizmo has ceased being mere device of fashion. Well, it is good striking a statement of style and that of trend with one of the most chic varieties of smart phone. But things are not only confined to the limits of style.

    You can say the device has percolated into the different facets of human life, so much so that these handheld devices can serve your purpose of being an enterprise assistant. Mobile applications development happens to be one of the fallouts of digital revolution.

    The breakneck speed of the said revolution, has also added to the edge of its development.

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  • Your EZ Guide for Returning Online Purchases

    Your EZ Guide for Returning Online Purchases

    Christmas is a time for reflection and giving, but it’s also about getting! Sometimes, unfortunately, you just don’t get what you want. Whether it’s because you were on the naughty list, a new BMW was out of your boyfriends price range, or it’s a duplicate gift, chances are a lot of you will be returning gifts come January 1st. Whether you bought it or got it, here are a few tips on successfully returning products purchased on the Web.

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  • Secure the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Using Packts New Book and eBook

    Secure the Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Using Packts New Book and eBook

    Packt is pleased to announce the publication of Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Security Cookbook, a new book that helps to secure SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and Reporting Services (SSRS). Readers will learn to master techniques for data and code encryption, user authentication and authorization, denial-of-service attacks and SQL Injection.

    Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Security Cookbook

    About the Author

    Rudi Bruchez: Rudi Bruchez is an Independent Consultant and Trainer based in Paris, France. He has 15 years of experience with SQL Server. Since 2006, he has been providing consulting and audits as well as SQL Server training. He has co-authored one of the best-selling books about the SQL language in French, which was published in 2008 and is the only French book about SQL Server optimization.

    The book starts with installing and securing the SQL Server with recipes such as managing service SIDs, configuring a firewall for SQL Server access and encrypting the session by SSL. Using cipher algorithms, SQL developers will learn about symmetric keys, asymmetric keys and certificates, which can be used to encrypt data or sign data and modules.

    The Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Security Cookbook addresses internal security such as creating logins to connect to SQL Server and grant privileges to secure objects on the server or inside the database. Developers will learn to monitor SQL Server logs and use DML and DDL trigger for auditing. They will be able to use a SQL or Web Application Firewall, and manage object ownership and protect data through views and stored procedures.

    Essential chapters covered in this book are:

    • Chapter 1: Securing Server and Network
    • Chapter 2: Authentication and User Privilege
    • Chapter 3: Protecting the data
    • Chapter 4: Data and code encryption, and securing code
    • Chapter 5: Fighting Attacks and Injection
    • Chapter 6: Securing tools and high availability
    • Chapter 7: Auditing and Compliance
    • Chapter 8: Securing Business Intelligence

    Packt has also published other Microsoft SQL server related titles:

    1. Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Performance Tuning Cookbook (July 2012).
    2. Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Integration Services: An Expert Cookbook (May 2012).
    3. Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Master Data Services (July 2011).

    About Packt Enterprise

    All Microsoft books are Published by Packt Enterprise. Packt Enterprise is a publishing division of Packt Publishing designed to serve the information needs of IT Professionals in the Enterprise space. Packt Enterprise publishes books on Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, Citrix, Java, Amazon, and SAP among other technologies.

  • So Which Online Backup is Best?

    So Which Online Backup is Best?

    As you can see in the backup section of the site, online backup providers have a lot of features (and prices) to compare, and with new providers popping up every minute, the task becomes difficult. Unlimited space is a great selling point for these companies, and Backblaze is very popular on Technically Easy.

    It is worth getting a bit of information about these providers, for example what are the features that truly matter to an average user?

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  • What New Windows 8 Features Pose Potential Internet Security Risks?

    What New Windows 8 Features Pose Potential Internet Security Risks?

    Windows 8 was developed and released to meet two goals. The first is to make the Windows operating system a legitimate contender on mobile devices. The second is to create a more consistent user interface and experience across all Windows devices. There have been a variety of improvements which will enhance the overall level of security provided to users; however there are still serious internet security risks which must be taken into consideration.

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  • What to do After You Have Deleted Data From Your Mac Hard Drive

    What to do After You Have Deleted Data From Your Mac Hard Drive

    We have all been there and felt the sinking feeling in our stomach when we realized we emptied the trash with a file we desperately needed.

    Here are some simple steps to follow after you’ve mistakenly deleted data from your hard drive.

    After you have realized you deleted files by mistake, you need to limit your activity on the hard drive. Even web browsing writes data to the drive, meaning you could be writing over the deleted files you want to get back. It goes without saying that downloading files is definitely a no no.

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  • Facebook Screams to Zero-Day Java Exploit: Is Your Account Compromised?

    Facebook Screams to Zero-Day Java Exploit: Is Your Account Compromised?

    Facebook recently discovered a zero-day java attack roaming the internet which it happened to be one of the targets. According to Facebook officials, this attack was discovered on victimized computers belonging to Facebook engineers. The zero-day java attack was designed to download and installed a collection of unseen malware programs in victimized computers but was deciphered when a suspicious domain was found in Facebook’s Domain Name Server request log.

    The perpetrators of this attack injected the code on the HTML of popular Mobile Developer web forum which tends to victimize any visitor that has java enabled on their browser.

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