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Recent Additions to Tech Portfolio

November 1, 2016 by Cotton Rohrscheib

I recently dusted off my E*TRADE account and began trading again, my portfolio needed some updating for sure. About a year or so ago I got out of many tech stocks that I was into pretty heavy and did some serious diversification. What I found recently was that my earnings really weren’t any better than […]

Filed Under: Farm & Business Tagged With: acxiom, Amazon, Apple / Mac, etrade, Facebook, Google, Netflix, oracle, PayPal, salesforce, solarcity, stock market, tableau, tesla, twilio

Converting to Add to Cart Button (PayPal)

May 13, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

While talking with a pro bono client today they were wondering how hard it would be to add an “add to cart” button instead of a single item “buy now” button on their site.  At the time their website was developed (approximately 7 years ago) they only offered one item for sale.  Of course 7 […]

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Integrate PayPal Recurring Subscriptions / Payments

May 13, 2009 by Cotton Rohrscheib 1 Comment

From time to time I do some pro bono consulting for non-profit organizations and lately I had one such client that I had worked for several years ago reach out to me for advise on setting up a subscription based service solution using PayPal as the payment gateway. Being forced to reacquaint myself with the […]

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PayPal XSS Vulnerability (EV SSL)

May 19, 2008 by Cotton Rohrscheib Leave a Comment

PayPal fell victim to a cross-site scripting vulnerability this past week.  Basically it would allow hackers to carry out a few tasks such as stealing credentials from users as well as displaying their own content.  PayPal, in my opinion, has always done a good job in terms of staying up on security risks over the […]

Filed Under: Blog Tagged With: EV SSL, PayPal, XSS

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