TriMo Blog

A few weeks ago our main business site experienced unavailability for about 30-45 minutes. Any requests to the site would return “site unavailable” error messages. Upon investigation of the issue it was found that someone was using a malicious script to hack into the site and trying various methods to crack the site’s login credentials. Had Read More »

Every business at some point wants an online presence. Why not when according to Wikipedia, there are well over 1.67 billion people globally who actively use the Internet. There is ample justification for branching a new or existing business venture online. So what needs to be taken into consideration when launching a business online?

Last month I discussed reasons for having a Twitter account and also ways twitter can benefit everyone. You can review last month’s post in case you may have missed this article or need a quick refresher. Assuming that I was able to convince you on setting up a twitter account, you probably may be actively using Read More »

Who doesn’t use the target attribute when developing pages for the web? As we all know, usage of the target attribute is dependent on the doctype specified at the top of an XHTML document.  Therefore if you wish to use this attribute it would be best to not use a strict doctypes. The debate has been ongoing as to whether Read More »