fUNSoftWare Project Top 25 +1 methods to enhance your link building strategy | Moneytized Blog After explaining what PageRank is and finishing with the on-page optimization factors, now it’s time to move on to off-page optimization. And that’s all about links and how to “get” them. There are many ways to plan an effective Link Strategy and in this post we will try to understand how each method works. Soon we will analyze each one individually and in depth, explaining how to use each method correctly. The main categories of link acquisition are the following three. Organic links are the ones we gain automatically when someone likes our content and decides to share it with others by posting it on their own site or blog, tweeting it, leaving it as a comment etc. Paid links are the ones we buy, not only to strengthen our brand value and better our position in the search engines, but also to increase awareness of our products. The final category is the mutual exchange of links between two or more sites. 1. 2. 3. 4. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 15. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
Robot C SQL Server Lock Contention Tamed: The Joys Of NOLOCK and ROWLOCK Relational databases, like Microsoft’s SQL Server, use locks to prevent multiple users from making conflicting modifications to a set of data. When a set of data is locked by a user, no other users can modify that same set of data until the first user finishes modifying the data and relinquishes the lock. There are exceptions, but let’s not go there. Some databases, SQL Server included, use locks to prevent users from seeing uncommitted modifications. Databases place locks at all levels of their physical hierarchies: rows, pages (typically a few KB of rows), extents (typically a few pages), entire tables, and entire databases. Lock Contention Described Databases that don’t do just row-level locking often use a technique called lock escalation to achieve better performance. Unfortunately, lock escalation introduces and amplifies a whole new problem: deadlocks. For example: Something’s gotta give. Continues…
Robot-TIC Putting people first Big Data powers the modern world. What do we gain from Big Data? What do we lose? Al Jazeera America examines the role of technology and the implications of sharing personal information in the network’s first graphic novella, Terms of Service: Understanding Our Role in the World of Big Data. The new comic novella, available on Al Jazeera America’s website at is a thought provoking, entertaining field guide to help smart people understand how their personal, and often very private, data is collected and used. Co-produced by well-known cartoonist Josh Neufeld and Al Jazeera America reporter Michael Keller, Terms of Service is an entertaining feature that follows characters “Josh and Michael” as they journey through the challenges of digital privacy and other issues consumers should be aware of in the “brave new world” of technology and Big Data. Josh Neufeld is a nonfiction cartoonist living in Brooklyn.
Squeaki MST New defenses for automated SQL injection attacks Recently, analysts at the SANS Institute's Internet Storm Center discovered a tool that automates the process of finding and exploiting websites vulnerable to SQL injections. The automation illustrates the increasingly popular technique of using parts of legitimate sites to host and deliver malware. In this tip, let's take a look at SQL injection attacks and examine how to find, isolate and address the malicious pages of an otherwise safe website. SQL injection attacks of the past SQL injection attacks are nothing new. In a high-profile 2003 case, for example, apparel company Guess Inc. suffered a SQL injection attack on its website, which resulted in a security breach and a government-led legal settlement. The liability that companies face if they expose sensitive data hasn't changed. The new SQL injection attack From a technical perspective, today's SQL injection attackers are more thorough in how they seek out vulnerable websites.
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