KrebsOnSecurity.com is online courtesy of Google

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The security blog KrebsOnSecurity.com is back online after Google is taking over the role of providing protection to the site from DDoS attacks. Google is protecting the site under the service called Project Shield. Project Shield states it’s purpose is to protect news sites and other free expression sites from attacks. The service is offered […]

Largest DDoS attack so far is 665 Gbps?

A leading security blog has been taken offline temporary because of a record DDoS attack on the site. KrebsOnSecurity.com is temporary not available due to a large DDoS attack that is believed to be caused by one or more organizations that offer DDoS attack services for hire. KrebsOnSecurity recently reported on an organization that offer […]

Yahoo! was hacked in 2014

Yahoo! was hacked sometime in 2014. If you have or ever had a Yahoo! user account. You should immediately change the password. Yahoo! thinks at least 500 million accounts were breached. Information that was obtained by the hackers include: names, telephone numbers, email addresses, dates of births, hashed passwords, and possibly some security questions and […]

How to login to MySQL/MariaDB

Logging in as the root MySQL/MariaDB user: If you use MySQL/MariaDB and want to login to the database via the command line. The commands to execute via your SSH terminal session is: mysql -u root -p You will be prompted for your root MySQL/MariaDB password. After you enter your password and hit enter. You should […]

Secure-24 reports strong first half 2016 growth

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Secure-24, a managed application web hosting provider has announced that so far for the first half of 2016. The company experienced a 86% year-over-year in bookings so far. Secure-24 experienced growth in providing solutions for customers that used: SAP HANA, Oracle E-Business Suite, JD Edwards, Microsoft, and Hyperion software. Full press release: Secure-24 Reports 84 […]