That’s right, the television network CBS had their website hacked using the popular iframe method and was actually used for a period of time to distribute malware to it’s visitors. I am not for sure how many visitors CBS has on a daily basis but I am pretty sure it’s probably high volume. One of […]
Archives for 2008
Shopping Discounts on Twitter
If you are like me, you are probably going to spend some time over the next few days doing some Christmas shopping online. If so, I have stumbled onto something pretty cool inside the Twitter social network, just follow couponer and they will keep you up to date w/ the latest specials and discounts from […]
Powell Creative & Gang…
I just saw this on Facebook and had to give a shout out to the gang from Jonesboro (Powell Creative). They showed up on the front cover of the Winter 2008 DXNEWS magazine. This publication is put out for District 10 of the American Advertising Federation. We (Pleth) work very closely w/ Melissa and the […]
WordPress 2.6.5
Just so no one else out there thinks that they have lost their mind, there was never a wordpress 2.6.4, instead there was a bogus version of wordpress floating around that wasn’t legit so the guys at AutoMattic in an effort to stay ahead of the folks issuing 2.6.4 have opted to skip that version […]
Lunascape Web Browser
Matt, our server administrator at Pleth, get’s credited for stumbling onto this cool find. Lunascape is a web browser that uses all three of the rendering engines (webkit, trident, and gecko) instead of relying solely on one. Personally I haven’t ever heard of anything like this before and am pretty anxious for this software to […]
Eclipse Aviation
I was surprised to learn tonight that Eclipse Aviation had filed for bankruptcy protection. I have been following this company since my partner Stephen, who is also a pilot, turned me onto it. There was a lot of buzz about this plane for a while leading up to it’s release, not to mention a long […]
Valuation of Annual Accounts
Several times my partners and I have played around with the idea of acquiring a smaller hosting company that was for sale on the open market. We have the infrastructure to accommodate several times over the number of clients we currently have and purchasing a smaller company seems like a logical choice for us to […]
MySpace Ad Platform
I am a little late to the punch on this one but MySpace has launched their own self-serve advertising platform. I am not a huge MySpace fan so this one almost slipped by me. I spent a little time tonight checking it out and I have to admit that their application for building the ads […]
Facebook Application Verification Fee
A hot topic in the Facebook Developer Community right now has to do with the idea that Facebook will soon start charging a $375 application verification fee annually to developers who develop applications for the Facebook platform. In exchange, the developers applications will be awarded an official facebook stamp of approval badge and priority listing […]
Verizon Leaks Obama’s Phone Records
Wow, talk about a breach of security. Apparently some Verizon employees are out of a job following their exploits of dipping into President-Elect Barrack Obama’s cell phone records. I just can’t imagine someone’s mindset thinking that they could get away with something like this. All I can say is that I hope they didn’t jeopardize […]
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