When you run a website or a blog, it is partly your responsibility to keep it safe. There are many ways that a web site can be attacked. Some attacks focus on infrastructure such as network and servers, and some focus on the web application itself. When it comes to attacks on infrastructure it’s service providers job • Read More »
Tags: Backup, Blog Security, Password Security, Security, Web Site Security
132nd installment of Royal Thomian Big Match is happening this week. But there is less hype about it this time around as 2011 cricket world cup has overshadowed it on most of the media. I too was not planing to write about it, but I noticed some increase of visitors to some of my old posts, which • Read More »
Tags: 132nd Battle of the Blues, Battle of the Blues, Big Match, Live Streaming, Online Broadcast, Papare.com, Royal College, Royal-Thomian, RoyTho 2011, St. Thomas' College, UStream
For many countries Internet, World Wide Web, social networks, blogs are the strongholds of democracy. In recent events in middle east they have served as the last line of defense for democracy, allowing it to fight back dictatorships and totalitarian societies. But Sri Lankan blogosphere seems a little different. It appears that some people thing that it should be more totalitarian than the Sri Lankan Society • Read More »
Tags: Blog, Blog Security, Blogging, Democracy, Freedom of Speech, Hacking, Online Security, Security