Multi-factor Authentication (also sometimes called Two-Factor authentication) is a method provided by many sites and services to help their users better secure access to their accounts. For the remainder of this post, I’ll use MFA for short. Most major web services now offer some sort of MFA, and over the last several years, integrating the use of MFA in to…
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Automatically insert Google Analytics tracking code as an outbound IIS rule
Google Analytics is a wonderful tool for tracking the behavior of visitors to a web site, but one of the things that has always been challenging for site administrators is finding a way to embed the javascript necessary to track visits via Google Analytics in to every page on a web server. Google recommends strategies like providing server-side includes with…
Defending against WordPress brute-force attacks using built in features of IIS
Throughout the past week, a very large network of compromised computers has been pounding away at sites using the WordPress content management platform, attempting to access those sites by continually attempting logins using default WordPress usernames, along with a combination of passwords. For these attacks to work, the attacking machines have to continually try various combinations of passwords, throwing request…
The Most Interesting Excerpts From Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s FBI File
A funny FBI file talking about the dangers of Wu Tang Clan. Clearly the FBI doesn’t understand that Wu Tang Clan Aint Nothing to…….. FBI File of Russell “Old Dirty Bastard” Jones BuzzFeed – Latest via The Most Interesting Excerpts From Ol’ Dirty Bastard’s FBI File.