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@katemorris Home of Tommy Boy w00tabout 10 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to katemorris
RT @ThatCssGuy: A very sexy CSS sitemap: http://bit.ly/20P4Aiabout 17 hours ago from TweetDeck
ok tweeps...I'm out for a bit.6:30 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
@chaoticneurons awesome thx! will do! I prob won't get to it until after the weekend, but I'll def let you know when its ready to test.6:24 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to chaoticneurons
@warpdesign thanks!6:14 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to warpdesign
@chaoticneurons yup!6:14 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to chaoticneurons
Hmmm, also have an idea for a new WordPress plugin...5:59 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
@chaoticneurons thx! :)5:57 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to chaoticneurons
@warpdesign @BryceFrees I think this might explain better what I mean - forgot I wrote about this: http://bit.ly/IawBR5:54 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to warpdesign
I'm thinking I need to write a blog post on WordPress security5:51 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
@warpdesign @BryceFrees we have a script that monitors stuff like that, so we know instantly when there is a WP plugin vulnerability5:51 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to warpdesign
@BryceFrees @warpdesign don't know about those 2 - Google them for exploits & see these: http://bit.ly/QA60W & http://bit.ly/Xn9id5:50 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to BryceFrees
Many WordPress plugin vulnerabilities can b discovered from monitoring logs. Red-flag any traffic w/ query strings containing "=http"5:33 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
@redfly no prob. that list is just from watching bot activity on our sites.5:23 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to redfly
@redfly some of these are fixed now but list includes: DM Albums (def not fixed), fGallery, My Gallery, Page Flip Image Gallery, PictPress5:20 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to redfly
@tonyadam no prob. keep in mind Google actually provides the wrong info for SPF records to use w G Apps :) see this: http://bit.ly/odsRh5:18 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to tonyadam
@tonyadam you may want to start using SPF records for your domain with G Apps - can stop spam that appears to come from you4:55 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to tonyadam
@redfly It will take a few minutes to sort some data but I'll put together a quick list (we monitor bots that try to hack our sites)4:47 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck in reply to redfly
For some reason I've noticed a lot of WordPress photo album plugins have security vulnerabilities - keep an eye on those4:35 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck
Reminder: keep #WordPress plugins up 2 date & be aware of security vulnerabilities: for ex.: DM-Albums vulnerability: http://bit.ly/6U27t4:34 PM Jul 1st from TweetDeck

Name Scott Allen
Location Columbus, OH
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