Monthly Archives: July 2008

DNS flaw out in the open

Posted on July 25, 2008 by Jason Ashdown

Apparently a new hacking tool exploiting the new DNS flaw has been released to the public. The DNS flaw was only published on the web last week by accident. It is suggested that if administer your own webserver that you … Continue reading →

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IE Blog publishes interesting article on embedding Fonts

Posted on July 23, 2008 by Jason Ashdown

Link to IE Blog: Font Embedding on the Web The IE Team talks about how you can embed any type of font you want into your web pages. This has been a highly desirable feature for years but has been … Continue reading →

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CL Auth reaches maturity with v0.2

Posted on July 18, 2008 by Jason Ashdown

CL Auth is finally in round 2 of BETA testing. BETA v0.2 offers better optimisation, new functions, better documentation and easier customisation. It also quashes some known bugs from the previous BETA. Download or view the Documentation online. Continue reading →

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Yahoo Small Business hikes Domain Renewal prices

Posted on July 4, 2008 by Jason Ashdown

24 hours ago I received an email from Yahoo! Small Business stating my domain renewal quote. To my shock and horror there was an “important notice” stating that they were increasing the renewal price to $34.95! Thats a whopping increase … Continue reading →

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