#Secure website

[lil-lemon-snails]

sometimes you just need to hear it v some stills below the cut v

[polyphonetic]

Oh my god, the website of Andy Ngo (canadian fascist) 'The Post Millennial' got hacked. This message was on their site:

(I'm on mobile and there's no available transcript, I'll try to add later) Basically a huge trans flag pretending she's coming out as a trans woman, but the important thing is the bottom, which was links to the entirety of their subscriber base, mailing lists, and personal details of all of their writing and editing staff.

The details hacked included email and physical addresses, ip numbers, completely raw passwords in text files of all of their users, which appear to include government members.

Please note that this post is for news purposes and is not involved with any distribution to the referenced information.

[dmsinfosystem]

Importance of Security in CMS Development

Learn about the Importance of Security in CMS Development. Find the best practices and measures to protect your site from cyber threats.

[tanglepelt]

Dc x dp idea 133

Danny is really confused. Like sure he made a fake account in order “use” his parents completely valid and not in biased research on ghosts.

Cause obviously. Their completely legit research disproves multiple peer reviewed and factual papers.

Tucker made the fake account. No real names or numbers. So. They couldn’t know it was him right?!??

He just wanted people to see how wack the papers were and bring to light the very not accurate papers. He figured using botched research to counter claim others would do something.

But??? Why was the flash in his living room arguing with his parents about scientific articles. And proper research??

[webdrafter]

Did you know that secure search (HTTPS) is a confirmed ranking factor for Google? Not only that, but it promotes a secure and safe user experience - making those visiting your site more confident.

[nyancrimew]

Can I pay you to hack the apex legends servers?

no

[clownboi1i1ii]

(OLD) Some Welcome home x TSAMS drawings I did a while ago cause I saw the crossover and absolutely loved it.

Part one: Earth and Julie <3

[codedcore]

Gonna uh spam older art again

Some of these r before ruin came out so white Cassie jumpscare just an fyi

[ybcpatrick]

[transrevolutions]

it always makes me roll my eyes when progressive liberals on here accuse more radical activists of spending all their time posting and not doing any direct action irl. like do they not get that the kind of action that radical leftists generally do irl is usually not safe to talk about online publicly??? do they want people to fucking incriminate themselves??? what is this the fbi

[sincerely-sam]

hi.. can i plz get some security breach (fnaf) blinkies & stamps? (maybe of the logo of the game or of gregory or glamrock freddy -_- your choice) thx

Mhmm!! Sorry for the delay!!

Security breach blinkies and stamps!!

[mrsbridgerton]

SPOILER WARNING

more pictures of luke thompson (benedict bridgerton) and yerin ha (sophie baek) filming (the masquerade ball) on set of bridgerton season 4!!

[dmsinfosystem]

Importance of Security in CMS Development

The development of websites now must include content management systems (CMS), which have become a crucial part of the digital era. However, with increased usage, CMSs have become a prime target for cybercriminals. As a website owner or developer, ensuring the security of your CMS is crucial in protecting your website and business reputation.

Introduction:

The method that websites are made has grown because of content management systems (CMS), which make it simpler for website owners and developers to maintain their content. A platform for the creation, distribution, and management of text, image, video, and audio content online is provided via CMSs. They are user-friendly and provide many features, making website management more accessible to non-technical users.

However, as the popularity of CMSs has increased, so has the risk of security breaches. Cybercriminals are constantly looking for vulnerabilities to exploit and steal sensitive information. Therefore, it is essential to prioritize the security of your CMS development.

Importance of Security in CMS Development

Security should be a top priority when developing a CMS. A secure CMS protects your website from cyber threats, such as malware, viruses, and hacking attempts. A security breach can have significant consequences and harm the goodwill of the company. A security breach might lead to the loss of classified information, harm to the reputation of your website, and monetary and legal consequences.

A secure CMS provides a safe and reliable platform for website management. It ensures that only authorized users can access the website and its data. A secure CMS includes features such as user authentication, data encryption, and access controls. These security measures prevent unauthorized access, data breaches, and other cyber threats.

Risks of an Insecure CMS

An insecure CMS poses significant risks to your website and business. Cybercriminals can easily access sensitive data through an insecure CMS by taking advantage of security loopholes. Cybercriminals may misuse this information for financial fraud, data breaches, and other unlawful acts.

An insecure CMS also exposes your website to malware and viruses. Your website's functioning could be damaged by malware and viruses, leading to breakdowns and revenue loss. Malware and viruses can also infect your visitors' devices, leading to a loss of trust and credibility for your website.

Best Practices for CMS Security

Developing a secure CMS requires a combination of technical expertise and best practices. These are some key practices regarding CMS security:

Regular updates:

Ensure that your CMS software is up to date with the latest security patches and updates.

Strong passwords:

Use strong passwords and enforce password policies to prevent unauthorized access.

User authentication: 

Implement user authentication and access controls to restrict access to sensitive data.

Data encryption:

Encrypt sensitive data, such as user credentials and financial information.

Backup and recovery: 

Regularly back up your website and data to ensure quick recovery in case of a security breach.

Conclusion:

Security is a critical aspect of CMS development. A secure CMS protects your website and business reputation from cyber threats such as hacking, malware, and data breaches. It is extremely important to use recommended procedures such as regular updates, strong passwords, user authentication, data encryption, and backup and recovery. By prioritizing security in your CMS development with the help of DMS Infosystem, you can ensure a safe and reliable platform for your website management.

[bisexualmcqueen]

I'm sorry if you already posted this, but this is about the details of the first cars movie, what was the car Pixar used for Lightning McQueen's sounds, bc I cannot for the life of me remember

ONE OF MY FAVORITEST TOPICS!!!!!!!!!!

so lightning, being a 2006 model/cars being in production in the early aughts, is based off of a gen4 NASCAR build. specifically a chevy monte-carlo of the early aughts, as seen in some of his early designwork:

[jogen klubein, 2000]

[bob pauley, 2002] [the art of cars]

some stats:

(from some sketchy assed 2000 website i wont link it but i do have it written down)

i used to swear up and down that there was a special feature that showed a few of the guys from skywalker sound recording one of the g4s (maybe a blue and white dodge??) at skywalker ranch in california (or at the airstrip with the other cars). it may have been an old interview or its on a blu-ray special feature somewhere, but i havent been able to find it. i either dreamt it up or its been lost?? no idea.

but what i have been able to find is some of the stock audio used in Cars. Supposedly this is work done by Ben Burtt at skywalker sound [lucasfilm] in the late 70's??: [link]

For NASCAR purposes, as far as i could tell their engines didnt change drastically from the 70s-2000's, so its not wholly inaccurate to use older clips.

a thing in my notes:

[mixonline. photo dead from link rot]

and now some examples of real-life mcqueens (an excuse to show you cool old stock cars) :

and a few various other references:

(note the flywheel sound we also hear in Cars!)

^video ive only skimmed so far but seems very informative.

and a few canon refs while im here:

[image mine, circa 2020. official 1:18 scale BANDAI replica with certificate of authenticity, approved by jay ward]

[time travel mater] (his carbon fiber cowl induction cover is very funny to me)

SO. to answer the question: its a mix of custom sound design and stock audio. its based in reality heavily, but i believe its also tuned for fiction/per character personality. i forget which interview said that it might be the mixonline one mentioned above or this old autoweek one. he's got something along the lines of partly SB2.2 and an R07. this does not mean pixar recorded specifically these motors, but prooobably something close.

and cars 3 pisses me off because they very clearly did not use any audio off of the g4s, which had a more specific screaming sound to them at high RPMs. COTR actually portrays his exhaust note more accurately than cars 3. Cars 2 is decent also, but the first film is chefs kiss.

i have more various unorganized lmq references but this ask is long enough now and probably doesnt make much sense because i am literally so amped about this topic. please note that this research is partly accurate and partly speculative/opinion. rejoice, mcqueens be upon ye.

[jet-bradley]

every time there's laggy ad problems on flight rising it shocks me how many people actually turn their adblock off on FR just because they ask nicely. same with youtube tbh, but i wanna make this poll about flight rising specifically. so, this is a poll for FR players.