Friday, July 31, 2009
MidnightJewels.com - re-designed
MidnightJewels.com has hired eggBrain to do a re-design of their logo and revamping of their site. The first stage has been released at http://www.midnightjewels.com! More changes are to come, so if you enjoy high quality jewelry and a value price, go to midnightjewels.com and see what they have to offer!
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Cows Gone Wild!
Staffordangus.com is now up and running. Stafford angus beef is premium, hormone-free, grain-fed beef in Cecil Co. Maryland. You'll find it has the best marbling simply by the way they treat their Black Angus Steers, free-roaming, fresh air and fresh food.
Visit the site now at http://www.staffordangus.com!
Another friendly site, provided by eggBrain.
Visit the site now at http://www.staffordangus.com!
Another friendly site, provided by eggBrain.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Security issue - Click Through Fraud
On June 30, 2009, The Washington Post posted an article regarding a new malicious piece of software that makes an effort to install a Trojan Horse on your machine when you're visiting certain websites. Basically, it takes advantage of Google's program of AdSense. Certain sites were hacked and seeded with code:
"Earlier this month, security experts at Websense warned that some 40,000 Web sites were hacked and seeded with code that bombards a visitor's PC with a virtual kitchen sink worth of browser exploits, all in an effort to install a Trojan horse program. Websense named this mass compromise "Nine-Ball," and the Trojan dropped on victimized PCs was thought to install a range of malicious software."
Slashdot has followed up to this article on their blog.
eggBrain is NOT one of those sites and is making an effort to review all the sites it has developed to ensure YOUR safety online.
In the meantime, please make sure you have the latest of what anti-malware software you are using to protect your PC. If at any point your subscription has expired, contact eggBrain for help!
-eggBrain
"Earlier this month, security experts at Websense warned that some 40,000 Web sites were hacked and seeded with code that bombards a visitor's PC with a virtual kitchen sink worth of browser exploits, all in an effort to install a Trojan horse program. Websense named this mass compromise "Nine-Ball," and the Trojan dropped on victimized PCs was thought to install a range of malicious software."
Slashdot has followed up to this article on their blog.
eggBrain is NOT one of those sites and is making an effort to review all the sites it has developed to ensure YOUR safety online.
In the meantime, please make sure you have the latest of what anti-malware software you are using to protect your PC. If at any point your subscription has expired, contact eggBrain for help!
-eggBrain
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