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Escaping: This technique uses legal URL formatting to hide the address. Escaping encodes the URL with a percent sign followed by a hexidecimal code. An escaped URL can look like “http://%2E%2E%2E%48%20%18%32%2F%48…”. You can easily decode this by copying it into the location bar of your browser and hitting return. The status area of your browser will usually show you the translated address. If you don’t want to make your browser go the the URL, then you can decode the URL with a good old ASCII translation table. Many of these have decimal, hex, and octal codes for each character. Read the rest of this article>>
in Computer Security
via ITworld.com @ 6:25 23rd Oct
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"The URL may point to a PicasaWeb album (public or private with the authentication key terminating the URL). You may have received this URL by mail if the author invited you to take a look at her album. It can also be that of a whole gallery, i.e., all public albums of a user. For example, to download every public album of Abhishek, you just need to execute this command:"
in Photography
via Linux Today @ 10:02 11th Oct
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Find the Debian mirror that is nearest to you (in terms of network connectivity), and set the variable DEBIAN_MIR to contain the URL of this mirror (including the trailing /debian). Browse the sub-URL pool/main/d/debootstrap under $DEBIAN_MIR to locate a recent version of debootstrap, and let DEBOOTSTRAP_URL contain the full URL for this version."
in Linux
via Linux Today @ 4:26 8th Nov
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I have been browsing with an iPod touch lately (basically an iPhone without the phone) and I've noticed an issue - no cut and paste. This means that if I need to type in a URL I need to type in the URL. I found a site I wanted to point out to you, but the writer had not included any links to any social bookmarking services. The URL is too long for me to remember, and I don't want to write it down and then type it in. It's not that good. While other devices allow copy/paste, it's still true that hitting a link is easier than typing, so I would recomend including them, if you can. (And before you point out that this blog doesn't have social bookmarking links, I know. That's not up to me.)
in Webmaster Tips
via About @ 22:33 17th Sep
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What is URL redirection and what does it have to do with your web site? What's more, is it something you might want to use? These questions and others will be answered in this article. So keep reading to become enlightened.
in Web Developer
via Stickysauce @ 12:18 15th Oct
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Allaire Security Bulletin(ASB00-12): Allaire Knowledge Base Article 15607 notes that "ClusterCATS may append stale query string arguments to a URL when performing a HTTP redirect. This can be a security problem if the stale information includes user names and passwords." A patch is now available to eliminate this security vulnerability.
in Web Developer
via Fusion Authority @ 10:56 25th Sep
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This simple code checks that domain name exist. Only enter any URL in variable $URL and run php code.
in Domain Names
via Dotnetindex.com @ 22:46 18th Oct
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Google’s photo storing app Picasa Web Albums had a bit of a privacy vulnerability. When you create an unlisted album to send to friends, you’ll usually not expect the URL to get out to non-friends – that’s why Google included an authentication key parameter in the URL so it’s not possible to quickly guess the address (they didn’t in the beginning, which allowed you to e.g. see Larry Page’s unlisted album, but Google were later convinced it makes sense). However, Google allowed outgoing links in comments to photos of those unlisted albums. When you entered e.g. “Great photo, also see http://example.com” as a comment just a while ago, Google would automatically create a direct link to Example.com. As you know if you’re a webmaster, when someone clicks such a direct link – i.
in Photography
via NetworkWorld @ 10:37 6th Oct
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This Macromedia policy talks about how one should always verify input from parameters passed to any application, and focus specifically on Flash advertisements that "frequently make use of a clickTAG parameter to allow the HTML pages that contain them to specify the click-through destination URL for the advertisement." A malicious HTML page could be constructed to pass a specially constructed URL parameter containing JavaScript or malicious code. This can all be prevented if you utilize the best practice of always checking your Clicktag parameters to make sure they start with HTTP:.
in Web Developer
via Fusion Authority @ 10:55 25th Sep
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The Google webmaster tools added a feature which lets you see the sources of links which trigger a “file not found” on your site. To try this, click on your site in the dashboard (provided you verified it’s yours) and view Diagnostics -> Web crawl -> Not found. Next to a given unfound URL – say, “http://example.com/archive%3E” – you can click the “pages” link to the right, which pops up a list of sites referencing that URL*. Often the link is just malformed and the error won’t be on your end.
in Search Engines
via NetworkWorld @ 12:05 14th Oct
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Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named "Cronos" in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus-based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: http://www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via Quote.com Canada @ 9:30 10th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Marketwire Oct. 10, 2008) Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named Cronos in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via MRO-Esource.com @ 18:21 14th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Marketwire Oct. 10, 2008) Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named Cronos in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via Pulp & Paper Canada @ 6:36 13th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Marketwire Oct. 10, 2008) Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named Cronos in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via HazMat Management @ 4:12 12th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Marketwire Oct. 10, 2008) Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named Cronos in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via TruckNews.com @ 14:13 11th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA (Marketwire Oct. 10, 2008) Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (TSX:ICS), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named Cronos in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address field).
in Handhelds
via Machinery & Equipment MRO @ 16:33 10th Oct
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 10, 2008 -- Intrinsyc Software International, Inc. (Toronto:ICS.TO - News), a global wireless software solutions provider, today announced that Shanghai RagenTek Communication Technology Co. Ltd., a leading GSM/GPRS and Smartphone solution provider, has launched a Smartphone named "Cronos" in China incorporating Intrinsyc's Soleus(TM) software platform. This represents the first Soleus-based product launched by Intrinsyc's silicon vendor customer previously announced in November 2007. Additional information concerning this product announcement can be found at: http://www.winwap.com/news/shanghai_ragentek_selects_winwaps_browser_and_mms_client_for_its_new_smartphone (Due to the length of this URL, it may be necessary to copy and paste this hyperlink into your internet browser's URL address fi
in Handhelds
via Yahoo! Canada @ 9:30 10th Oct
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The .travel Registry is seeing an uptick in the number of travel industry companies registering for a .travel domain name, according to Ed Cespedes, CEO of the Ft. Lauderdale-based company.
in Domain Names
via Travel Trade @ 14:58 4th Oct
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Description: A vulnerability was reported in Mozilla Firefox. A remote user can obtain potentially sensitive information from the target user's browser cache.
in Open Source
via Security Tracker @ 8:28 13th Nov
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There's been a report of a new vulnerability in the Flash Player that could allow maliciously authored Flash content, working in conjunction with other content on a Web server, to read the contents of files from the local file systems of Flash Player users, and send those contents back to Web servers without users' consent or knowledge. This vulnerability is limited to files whose locations and names are known or guessed ahead of time by attackers. An attacker would have to entice the user to a site under his control to exploit this vulnerability. This vulnerability can never be used to modify or delete local files. All Macromedia Flash Players are affected. Macromedia has released new versions of all Flash Players fixing this issue.
in Web Developer
via Fusion Authority @ 10:55 25th Sep
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ASHEVILLE, North Carolina - You can call her CutoutDissection.com, Cutout for short, but just don't call her Jennifer.
in Quirky
via Yahoo! Canada @ 3:22 14th Oct
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. -- You can call her CutoutDissection.com, Cutout for short, but just don't call her Jennifer.
in Quirky
via Sun Herald @ 3:22 14th Oct
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The former Jennifer Thornburg - whose driver's license now reads Dissection.com, Cutout - wanted to do something to protest animal dissections in schools.
in Quirky
via Miami Herald @ 3:22 14th Oct
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The Internet houses billions of websites. And more and more, literally hundreds, are being added day after day. So if you have created your own unique website for the purpose of business, and are expecting a stream of visitors to it, it is not easy. How will they make their way to this particular website and realize that it is something special and different from others? Think about it.
in Search Engines
via The Article Net @ 4:28 5th Nov
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Hope you all are set for the weekend. I have a new client coming on board that owns multiple businesses and domains. I came across something very interesting today.
in Domain Names
via High Rankings @ 14:28 13th Sep
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