London England (Press Release) Feb,18 2008 -- Tardis Data Deployment ,
specialists in Internet don't just serve you mysql, php, ruby, and other
on the rails applications Tardis will deliver you your data safely and
securely ( If your looking for Huge tits heres the link)
http://tardis-db.co.uk/huge-tits.html
(Remember no incoming link is a bad
link) Bollaks. Data is a easy thing to pack maybe you should do that same.
With dataplex servers in the UK, USA, Canada and OMAN Tardis is the one
stop data solution for your data needs. Keep your database secure, with
tardis we have done all the hard work for you ! Our team of engineers have
analyzed and experimented with all major data servers to make sure you
don't get hacked. Nothing is worst than waking up one morning and find
your business server down and costing you almost thousands of dollars a
hour. Dataplex's can be found all over north america but the largest of
all the datacenters must be google which index's gigs and gigs of data for
data miners. This data is then analyzed and stored for the future , simply
by doing the mass you can realize quickly how large the data stored is
with millions and millions of webpages all with thousands of pages in
cache its amazing how all this is stored and accessed. (I-Newswire) -
What we do at tardis are secure your database systems and monitor your
data keeping you secure earlier this month, Mitre released updated
statistics showing that web application vulnerabilities had claimed the
top three spots for requested CVE numbers:
1. ) Cross Site Scripting ( 21.5% )
2. ) SQL Injection ( 14% )
3. ) PHP includes ( 9.5% )
http://tardis-db.co.uk/2008_02_01_archive.html
Much of the press coverage for this was inaccurate as is suggested that
this was a reflection of the vulnerabilities being used to attack websites
as opposed to a measure of how common vulnerabilities are in
commercial/open source software.
http://tardis-db.co.uk/2007_12_01_archive.html
Of the top CVE vulnerabilities, SQL injection is the one that scares me
the most given the amount and type of personal data being stored by many
websites. I sought to find a way to test a sample population of random
sites to determine how many may be vulnerable to SQL injection. Given
the constraints of not being able to audit the third party sites, I
settled on using the Google API and some automation to search for sites
serving up verbose SQL errors. The results - 11.3% of the sites spit out
the errors. Not surprising, but certainly sobering. I've posted the
details of the experiment at:
http://tardis-db.co.uk/2007_08_01_archive.html
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For more information:
Pete Wysoki
Tardis DB Systems
7823 Watershed Rd
Gainsville, Wa
47839
(402)403-0084
reid@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
our website: http://tardis-db.co.uk/index.html
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