RFI stands for Remote File Inclusion. We’ve seen some captured demos here and there, but this one is one of the most impressive yet. The example shown in the post Bots Galore! is worth reading – in fact, studying! Look … Continue reading →

This little study conducted by Google and Amazon re-confirms what many of us have known for years: Web page visits drop even if the page took a half-second longer to load. This makes sense when you combine a couple of … Continue reading →

Just in case you needed a reminder that the good times never last, there’s a Twitter spammer tool out there now. Like so many of these cases, it’s one person making the software, then dozens of gullible fools buy the … Continue reading →

That title is a sweeping claim to make, and yet that’s just what many of their own customers seem to believe. This starts with a commercial during the SuperBowl. The SuperBowl is the biggest game of the year of the … Continue reading →

Cisco, the name spoken with the most reverential tones in the IT and telecommunications market, has a new push for their hardware’s interoperability with Linux software. The move ties in Yahoo!, who will be working with Digium to deploy Asterisk … Continue reading →