Published by Sectigo: Sectigo at present offers the ability to cross-sign certificates with the AddTrust legacy root to increase support among very old systems and devices. This root is due to expire at the end of May, 2020. Any applications or installations that depend on this cross-signed root must be updated by May, 2020 or …
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We would love to send our love to all our clients and wish them good health and breakthroughs in their businesses. It has been a tough period for many, and things are yet to slow down. That said, it’s time to go back to the drawing board and re-imagine how we do business. This dire-situation calls for innovative ways of handling business during and after Covid19 pandemic. We have to look forward to business continuity instead of going down in defeat. So, what’s next for your business? What areas do you need to review?
As many of you shift to working from home, it’s become apparent that this practice could be new to some. It’s now inevitable and increasingly difficult, with the various government-imposed lock-downs, to ignore the directives. For some of us, albeit rather usual, we would love to help you get settled in to handle business as …
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Amid the Coronavirus outbreak, conferences and major events across the globe have been cancelled or postponed; as governments in infected countries fight to control the spread, while those in uninfected countries try their best to keep the virus out. Google’s I/O Developer event is one of the cancelled events. What a bummer! The year is …
Gone are the days when your game plan after graduation was to look for a job. We’ve seen reported situations where graduates walk around with placards hoping to get employment. In worst-case scenarios graduates have been forced to work awkward jobs, even after getting first-class honours, to sustain themselves. Are we empowering graduates to take …
Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) Vulnerability affects almost all Intel CPUs The ZombieLoad attack on a system allows stealing sensitive data while the computer accesses these data. RIDL (Rogue In-Flight Data Load) has shown that attackers can exploit MDS vulnerabilities to mount practical attacks and leak sensitive data in a real-world setup. Fallout demonstrates that attackers …
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Lately, we have been mentioning PHP quite a lot. You’ve probably wondered what it’s all about. We will take you through the basics. We promise not to be boring so hang in there! Don’t fall asleep just yet this information will be helpful. What is PHP? Does it matter for non-techies? PHP is an open …
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Early this week, we picked up essential tips from the conversation around online safety, as over 140 countries in the world celebrated the Safer Internet Day 2019, on 5th February. Some key mentions addressed online safety, cyber hygiene and media literacy. The conversation set to educate and reach out to organizations, young people, caregivers, parents …
Most of us have invested a lot of money on a good website but all this could take you back to the drawing board if your website is outdated. A good number of our clients have their websites built on a CMS platform, most common being on WordPress or Joomla. These CMS frameworks, like most …
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Automattic Inc, the parent company of WordPress.com, is joining with other news industry leaders to develop an advanced open-source publishing and revenue-generating platform for news organizations. This is a first of its kind, cost-effective solutions aimed at addressing some of the recurrent obstructions in the Journalism Industry to create economically sustainable models. The system is …
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