Category: News
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StopTheHacker Introduces Server-Side Scanning – Release 3.7 Available Now!
Today we launched an extensive upgraded version of its award-winning suite of website protection services, forming its platform into a holistic one-stop-shop for website security. Key features of Version 3.7 incorporate extensive improvements designed to go even beyond the standard approach of website security: Detection of phishing pages to prevent hackers from using customers’ accounts… Continue Reading »
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Join us at Parallels Summit 2013 – February 4-6, 2013
As an Exhibitor sponsor at Parallels Summit 2013, we invite you to join us in Las Vegas, February 4-6 for this exciting event. The Parallels team has put together a great lineup of keynote speakers, breakout sessions and networking opportunities. By gathering the brightest and most innovative minds in the industry, Parallels Summit makes it easier… Continue Reading »
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Deciding to use SSL – Which certificate type should you choose?
A guest article by Steve Waite, CEO, GlobalSign Americas An introduction to SSL There is still much confusion surrounding the trust and security of websites, but when building a web application that deals with any personal data, security is the first priority. SSL provides a safe form for the transmission of data – like transferring… Continue Reading »
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The Marriage of SSL & Malware Monitoring
A guest article by Steve Waite, CEO, GlobalSign Americas As a security company we always encourage our customers to take a layered approach to security by understanding the risks and implementing appropriate solutions. GlobalSign is a CA, and we provide one component of such a strategy – SSL. As SSL is primarily used on webservers,… Continue Reading »
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Special Offer: Get a free Application Vulnerability Assessment for your Website
Worried your website is or might get infected by hackers? Find out if your website is vulnerable and more likely to be compromised by Hackers and malware attacks. For a limited time only, we offer you a completely free application vulnerabilty assessment of your website. We check for web application vulnerabilities in most popular software… Continue Reading »
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New product version 3.5 has been released
A host of new advanced features to keep your site safe from even more threats. Version 3.5 of our product went live yesterday, October 14th. The new release 3.5 brings the following improvements and new items for you: McAfee and Symantec Norton blacklists integrated in reputation monitoring service - More info Auto cleanup now cleans up hidden… Continue Reading »
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Reputation Monitoring now includes McAfee & Symantec data
StopTheHacker now provides you with even more critical information about your website! Find out if your website is blacklisted by McAfee and Symantec/Norton, the two big Anti Virus companies. StopTheHacker’s reputation monitoring scan, part of every package available from StopTheHacker now includes data from these large security companies. StopTheHacker’s reputation monitoring service helps you take control… Continue Reading »
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What is PHP Malware? And how to protect your WordPress blog against it
While blogging hasn’t replaced baseball as the national pastime, it’s safe to say that it’s made the Top Ten List. The internet has become a catalyst for this infectious hobby, but that’s not the only infection it’s spreading. WordPress Blogs are a prime target for hackers to unleash their latest malware (malicious software) creations. Over… Continue Reading »
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Vulnerability Patching is only the first step – why malware monitoring is necessary
So you just downloaded the latest patch to protect your website from the latest hacker-developed malware or virus. Congratulations. Your site is protected. Now you can sleep easy … for a minute, anyway. The truth is, getting the latest patch is only the first step in protecting your website from the myriad viruses and other… Continue Reading »
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Malware That Affected Facebook Users
Statistics released by BitDefender in 2010 showed that 20 percent of Facebook’s users at that time were exposed to malware being distributed through malicious posts. Even as people are more aware of malware being spread via Facebook, that number still hovers at 20 percent according to ZoneAlarm. Over time, Facebook has seen quite a few… Continue Reading »
