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Hard to believe :)
Instead of giving up, he formed a new company and did very well for the second time.
phpfogsucks.com is hosted with tomato.compwhizii.net:
http://sharingmyip.com/?site=phpfogsucks.com
Which is owned by John Du Hart ( http://johnduhart.me/ ) .
You guys could be in a lot of legal trouble if they decide to press charges.
http://sharingmyip.com/?site=phpfogsucks.com
The guy ( http://johnduhart.me/ )could be in trouble if they decide to go with legal action.
TemplateSyntaxError at /keyword_tool/
Caught OperationalError while rendering: (2002, "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)")
Request Method: GET Request URL: http://domaingroovy.com/keyword_tool/ Django Version: 1.3 rc 1 Exception Type: TemplateSyntaxError Exception Value:
Caught OperationalError while rendering: (2002, "Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock' (2)")
Exception Location: /home/domain/domaingroovy/env/lib/python2.6/site-packages/MySQLdb/connections.py in __init__, line 187 Python Executable: /home/domain/domaingroovy/env/bin/python Python Version: 2.6.5
I would recommend OSSEC to anyone looking for a serious host-based IDS (it does all those tools do + a lot more and very light weight).
*link: http://www.ossec.net
It is funny, sounds stupid what he is saying, but how many stupid things we say on email, IM etc on a daily basis? Don't judge just because of it...
Link: http://ossec.net
Goal of the IDS is to detect (or block) attacks (or your penetration tests).
*btw, I would not use a ".cc" domain for the project, since it is mostly used by malware stuff lately :/
It is a security plugin that will add some things that are missing on WordPress. Including:
-Full auditing trail (so you can track everything that happens, including logins, logouts, new users, new posts, posts being modified, etc, etc)
-Active response - Based on the audit trail, it will block certain behaviours (multiple failed logins, spam bots, attacks against known WP vulns, etc)
-Backup - Daily backup of your site (DB + files)
-1 click hardening - A quick option to run some best-security-practices hardening into WP.
Link: http://sucuri.net/wordpress-security-monitoring
Anyone can download it from here (only parts of the plugin that are paid - auditing + backup), the rest is free: https://wordpress.sucuri.net/wp-sucuri-plugin.zip
Any feedback on the landing page, plugin itself, screenshots, etc are more than welcome.
thanks,
Looking for an entry-level (junior) support person to help us out. Great way to get experience and work with some cool security projects (dealing with all types of malware, infected sites, etc).
What we are looking for? Someone that learns fast, loves to automate boring tasks, knows Linux / PHP (or shell scripting) and is fun to work with. Experience with WordPres/ Joomla/ Wiki and other popular web apps is a plus.
Email me dd@sucuri.net if interested.
Very capable, very smart and awesome to work with (most of the time), but can make some silly mistakes when writting in english... Specially on things that a spell checker wouldn't catch.
Not unfair, but you could miss a lot of good people by doing that.
Hey folks – I work for Automattic. Around 9:53AM CST this morning, while troubleshooting an issue, one of our developers accidentally pointed all mapped domains on WordPress.com to their test site. We quickly became aware of the problem and replaced the test site with an error message, since some site owners were concerned that their sites had been compromised. We then began the process of restoring good data from our backups. By 10:48AM CST, all data had been restored and we had cleared various caches which may have been polluted with bad data. There was never a risk to the content associated with any site on WordPress.com, or any security compromise. Instead, it was an important mapping table that was accidentally overwritten during debugging. We apologize for the problems and are looking into ways to prevent this type of issue from happening in the future.
http://blog.sucuri.net/2011/02/ipv6-is-not-here-yet-in-fact-...
And the biggest issue is that very few people really understand ipv6 to make for a smooth transition..