Website security is one of the major concerns of developers and webmasters because when their sites go live, these are in the eyes of several threats. Hence testers put lots of efforts in determining and maintaining website security. Among different techniques used to test the security of websites, testing tools are the most popular. These tools generate security-related test cases and produce in-depth reporting to…
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Before You Go Live, Test Your Website Security With Websecurify
Posted March 25, 2010 Leave a Comment
9 Insanely Useful Firefox Add-Ons That Will Save Your Time
Posted March 23, 2010 Leave a Comment
As we all know that Firefox is the fastest growing popular web browser and its growing more and more every day. There are too many handy options provided by the firefox and this is the main reason for its popularity. You can easily find lots of free download able firefox add-ons and extensions that are available on the internet, we also featured few of them…
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Phonebooth: A Free Phone System for Web Workers
Posted March 22, 2010 Leave a Comment
Finding a good, professional phone system can be tough for web workers — landlines are rarely a practical option, and most of us don’t want our clients or colleagues hearing the same phone message that we use for friends and family on our cell phones. Phonebooth is looking to fill in that gap with a free phone system designed for freelancers,…
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Is Your Site Free From SQL Injection?
Posted March 20, 2010 Leave a Comment
SQL injection is a security exploit in which an attacker injects SQL parameters into a Web form, allowing him or her to send database queries and ultimately gain access. SQL injection is not a direct database problem but rather an application issue that indirectly affects your database systems. There are several web application vulnerability scanners to see if any input filtering or other SQL injection-specific…
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General Motors Wants To Augment Your Windshield
Posted March 19, 2010 Leave a Comment
Last week we told you about how Chevrolet, a division of General Motors, was bringing an augmented reality (AR) marketing promotion to SXSW in Austin. Now General Motors is kicking it up a notch with some experimental technology that will bring the world of AR to car windshields and provide a heads-up-display (HUD) experience.
The new technology, still very much in the testing phase, uses an…
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Weekend Fun: New Apps for Your iPhone
Posted March 19, 2010 Leave a Comment
As one of ReadWriteWeb’s iPhone users, I’m always looking for new applications to try out. Some get downloaded for a day and then deleted right away, others slowly inch their way closer to my homescreen. Even rarer are the ones that become actively used on a regular basis. Occasionally, we like to share our findings regarding our favorite new apps. (See, for example, last month’s…
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GoingUp Provides Everything A Blogger Needs
Posted March 19, 2010 Leave a Comment
Site owners and professional bloggers use a variety of tools to assess the performance of their website. The number priority is to get as much traffic on the site as possible. To achieve this, the current traffic being received is analyzed statistically and graphically, search engine optimization tools are employed to generate material users search for, and various other applications are used.
GoingUp is a wonderful…
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Google Will Soon Allow You to Opt Out of Google Analytics Tracking
Posted March 18, 2010 Leave a Comment
Google Analytics offers site owners an easy and free way to gather highly detailed analytics about their websites’ visitors. A lot of people, however, don’t feel comfortable with the idea that Google can track their every move on the Internet. After all, even if you don’t use any Google product yourself, you will still send personal data about yourself to Google through programs like Google…
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Confessions of a Freeware Junkie
Posted March 18, 2010 Leave a Comment
I have to come clean and admit that I love freeware. Yes, I know that everyone likes getting something for nothing, but I’m talking about a lifelong addiction here. I think it started many years ago when I first started using BBS, then progressed to CompuServe and AOL. While most people were excited about hearing “You’ve Got Mail,” I was most thrilled about all…
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Real Time Web Stats & Traffic Analysis with TraceWatch
Posted March 17, 2010 Leave a Comment
TraceWatch Real Time Web Stats and Traffic Analysis lets you keep track of the visitors to your website in real time with detailed statistics and deep analysis using an innovative user interface for Free and helps you make your website more effective. It can can be easily installed on any website supporting PHP and MySQL.
Requirements: PHP 5+ and Mysql 4.1+ Demo: http://www.dejkam.com/twatch/ License: License…
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