Posts Tagged ‘websites’
Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009
For a short while yesterday, every page displayed by Google reported messages and warnings about harms affecting your computer. This was in a way that every URL you find in search results have the text displayed as the site might harm the computer.
The Google pages displayed in search results when clicked will display advisory warnings similar to the malware infested websites. The suggestions to the users were given as returning to the previous page for picking results or trying another search for finding out what the users were looking for.
Google has reported that this bug lasted only for around for 40 minutes and this was resolved within a time frame of 55 minutes. This was only a human error which helped when Google tries to flag the sites which are known for installing malwares.
The errors for the pages were noticed at around 6.27 AM and 6.40 AM. This began disappearing at around 7.10 AM and 7.25 AM. The duration of this problem for any user was only for 40 minutes.
Some blogs started reporting this news as a means by which the service was denied to the Google users. Some sites considered it a menace when users try to find out more information from their sites. They hence started showing expectations saying Google will take steps to prevent such things in the future.
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Tags: blogs, coputers, every page, Google, harm, malware, news, sites, URL, warning, websites
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Thursday, January 15th, 2009
It is true that one hosts a website in order to profit from it in whatever capacity. As such, it comes a shocking blow to know that as of 2008, officials in Thailand have blocked viewership to over 2300 websites to locals. The major reason cited for such mass blockage is security and defamation of the government.
This becomes important keeping in mind that the political scenario in Thailand is not too stable and anything that’s cited against the king isn’t taken too well. Sites banned also include pornographic sites. The strange part of this analysis is the 90% of these sites are hosted overseas which means that international website owners stand to suffer. What may be viewed as acceptable and informational content elsewhere in the word is a taboo in Thailand?
Banned sites include those containing cartoons, articles, blogs and even YouTube videos. Thailand isn’t the first country to be practicing such large scale banning and this is popularly carried out in China too. In fact China tops the list in terms of stringency but news of banned sites elsewhere will influence website owners to review their content so as to not face the ire of threatened governments across the globe.
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Tags: articles, banning, blogs, cartoons, china, defamation, globe, government, hosted, political, pornographic, Security, sites, Thailand, websites, YouTube videos
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Tuesday, January 6th, 2009
Google has been recently targeted once again for security violations. A group of Japanese lawyers and professors have warned Google to stop providing their street view service of various Japanese cities. They have also asked Google to delete the saved images with Google.
According to Yasuhiko Tajima, a professor from the Sophia University of Tokyo has told that they consider this as a deep violation of the basic human rights of Japanese. They consider it highly important to warn the society against the violation of privacy rights by an IT giant in an open manner. The privacy rights are the most important rights of citizens and the service of Google should not be a threat to these rights.
A campaign was conducted by the Japanese civilian group headed by Tajima. This wanted Google to stop the services of Street View from Japan. There have been recent cases filed against Google Earth and Wikimapia. These cases warn that through these websites, viewers are provided very detail and minute photographs and navigational coordinates of places.
This warning and ban of Google Earth and Street View might end up their services in various countries following this. Because of security constraints and issues, these could be banned in various countries.
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Tags: ban, banned, coordinates, Google earth, human rights, IT giant, Japanese, navigational, photographs, saved images, street view, Tajima, violation, websites, Wikimapia
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Friday, December 19th, 2008

Local web pages in the personal computer of users could be a main place for attack through internet. Mailing websites like gmail will not be able to do something which will prevent internet attack from directly affecting user’s desktop by sending downloadable pages to the local machine. The security policy implemented by Google chrome has various security features which prevent the attacks that can happen through the downloadable pages. This will help users to be safe from attacks through pages downloaded with Chrome and opened with other browsers.
Chrome will use the mark of the web technique to mark a website so that when other browsers like Internet Explorer sees the page, will consider the page as unknown site.
If the user has a default browser, pages downloaded by Google chrome will be launched using the same default browser. This page will be allowed to view like any other web page, by bypassing the security protection that is integrated in the site. This will help an attack to be successful as well. This case is seen in many browsers, but chrome has successfully implemented their security policy 101. Chrome has provided a facility, wherein the browser will ask for confirmation before downloading the pages.
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Tags: browser, chrome, downloading, Google, mailing, Security, web pages, websites
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Friday, May 30th, 2008
Everyone venturing into the world of internet via their websites want to traverse through its network spreading their essence. Hence each and every one of them are desirous in setting up the websites at a higher pedestral on various search engines possessing higher page rank thus enabling them to appear on the very first page of every conducted search. Being aware of ways that help enhance the chances for websites to procure a higher rank can be a sure way to succeed in one’s cherished ambition. Affiliate marketing is one such double edged sword that benefits both the webmaster as well as the branded franchiser or advertiser.
Affiliate marketing through web promotes the products and services of the partner company or business utilizing properly tuned advertisements on various websites of the affiliate. The affiliate is thus solely responsible for attracting and capitalizing on customer base who are opting for the advertised brand. The brand seller compensates affiliates according to the proportion of customers that it directs towards its partner. Thus it entrusts upon the shoulders of the affiliate the responsibility to have modern, techno-savvy and content enriched websites with a reasonable amount of average traffic that enable brands to approach them for placement of their advertisements to utilize the multi-channel marketing endeavor to optimize conversion . Then who qualifies to become an affiliate and why?
Websites who on the one hand have tried and tested various methods for optimization and link building and seemingly exhausted themselves in propelling their page ranks beyond the initial notches are the ideal entities on the threshold to becoming affiliates. It may or may not always be due to the compensation packages provided by the branded companies that websites with mediocre page ranks opt for affiliation to spiral their hit count and earn remarkable revenues in various terms. It may just be to fulfill the dream of enchanting the masses with their mesmerizing flashes and luring propositions by delving into their bowls to gain immensely that websites reach out to become affiliates.
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Tags: affiliates, revenues, SEO, websites
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