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May 22, 2013
In the past few years, particularly in the wake of Stuxnet, SCADA and ICS software has come under heavy scrutiny from the security community for a variety of poor programming practices which has unearthed some critical security issues like as memory corruption attacks, hardcoded credentials, broken crypto, and web-based attacks such as SQL injection and...
May 21, 2013
As the demand for the consumption of computing resources becomes more relevant, it’s time to consider moving your infrastructure to a more flexible model, the cloud. I’d like to start off with a scenario: Suppose your SharePoint Solution is comprised of several physical servers: one with Active Directory, one with SQL Server, and one with the SharePoint application. Deploying...
May 17, 2013
Businesses with a professional look to them often employ a unified front. From a singular location, all of the customer’s needs are handled whether its support, billing, or purchasing initial products. SingleHop’s white label automation platform helps you present a unified front to your customer. Here are three key benefits: 1. White Label Automation “Look...
May 16, 2013
As the world wide web continues to evolve, so does search engine optimization. Techniques learned and employed over several years can be made obsolete by a single update to Google’s ranking algorithm. It pays to stay ahead of the trend so that your hard work isn’t destroyed by unexpected penalties. Here are seven ideas that...
May 15, 2013
Information Security is not just an IT issue, it’s an organizational issue. When companies attempt to address the organizational impact of information security, user awareness training is always first on the to-do list. However, in all of the security awareness training I have seen, one key component is usually left out, and that is clearly...
May 15, 2013
When SOA World was looking for an expert to explain service level agreements they came to us and tapped Mr. SLA himself, Dan Ushman. And why wouldn’t they? SingleHop’s Customer Bill of Rights is an industry leading SLA providing operational transparency between customers and ourselves. Our Bill of Rights was designed to be our moral...
May 15, 2013
My first hard drive was a big deal. Up until that time I was running everything off of floppies and that took forever. My first hard drive was a “daughter” card that was directly plugged into one of the ISA slots in the motherboard (we are in the way back machine mind you, circa 1980?s)....
May 14, 2013
It is no longer a debate whether or not solid-state drives are ready for prime-time, or if there are any performance benefits you yourself can realize from adding an SSD to your setup. Be it a cheap, light-purpose netbook, a desktop, or a mission-critical quad-processor server, an SSD will absolutely show you some performance gains...
May 10, 2013
Hey! I’m Noah Halter, Lead Designer here at SingleHop. As you may have noticed, both our website and blog has undergone a complete and total overhaul – SingleHop v5. We are all very excited about it, and consider it the best reflection of our brand to date, so I want to give everyone a bit...
May 07, 2013
As a system administrator, one of my recurring duties is to work on fine-tuning servers our company and client servers. Fine-tuning allows us to squeezing every possible ounce of capability out of each server so they are utilized to their fullest potential. Due to its popularity as an easy to write and implement language, PHP...
May 06, 2013
It was Thursday night and I was sitting around minding my own business on the internet. While using a particular website, the UI controls started to bug out. After a few minutes of troubleshooting the obvious, I decided to open up Firebug and see why the application wasn’t behaving. After about 15 minutes, I discovered...
May 03, 2013
Unnerved, you wait in the lobby. Your hands shake and you try to stop them by grabbing your knees. Unfortunately, a copy of your resume was in your hand and has now found a new home on the floor. You smile at the receptionist, but are greeted by a raised eyebrow. You lean forward to...
May 02, 2013
It is one thing to be passionate about your own services. I would hope that this is a given. I think we should all be proud of what we do and who we work for. It is, however, quite another thing to find others who are passionate about what you provide. It is equally advantageous when others...
Apr 30, 2013
Value Added Resellers (VAR) and Systems Integrators (SI) are evaluating which cloud providers to partner with to offer a complete solution to their clients. And they have a lot of choices. We offer two ways our partners can provide SingleHop products and services to their clients. The first is by selling through our Channel Partner...
Apr 28, 2013
For the most part, I rarely indulge in CTF exercises due to a combination of lacking free-time and the fact that many of the solutions are often annoyingly convoluted. The other day, someone on the reverse engineering subreddit was kind enough to post links to their web challenges and after taking a look, one of...
Apr 26, 2013
Though fairly knew when looking at the long span of advertising in general (a few decades as compared to thousands of years), online display advertising follows a lot of the same general concepts of other forms of advertising. Let’s look at the seven best advertising practices and apply them to the online space. 1. KNOW. Your Audience:...
Apr 24, 2013
If you recall from last week, after using using DotNetasploit, we successfully injected into the application, inspected the “Unlock” button, and discovered that clicking this button calls the function TestKey.KeyCheck(). At this point, it’s time to open our program in Gray Dragon for a deeper dive. Enter the Dragon Wolf Opening and running Gray Wolf...
Apr 23, 2013
Get ready folks! We’re about to go behind the scenes with SingleHop’s Operations team, focusing on what we do (and what we do differently) when deploying a SingleHop location. Some may think that turning up a new location for SingleHop is a daunting task. However with the years of automation we’ve put in place it is actually...
Apr 22, 2013
This blog is a repost from StandingCloud’s Blog, specifically True Love: SingleHop & Standing Cloud and reflects the views of their company. We thank StandingCloud for their support and kind words. In love with a nerdy frog, and not ashamed to admit it! At Standing Cloud we’re all about our partners, and it’s not hard to figure out why....
Apr 19, 2013
This is thought to be common knowledge by most, but there are quite a few tech people out there that still do not know what happens when you trace to an IP address. And troubleshooting traceroutes can even be more complicated. We will cover the basics here, and if you are looking to delve into...
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