Password Generator in Keepass tip, there’s a great password vault called Keepass I use that has a great option. You can setup the characters used in generating passwords, and exclude characters like lower case L and the number 1 for instance. Here’s a look at the exclude characters list I have used since 2000 or so gijloqsyz1GIJLOQSYZ0 to make things LOTS easier done when sending passwords to users and to avoid the “Is that a zero or and “O” in that password” and that will save you time. Keepass doesn’t store information in the cloud, it stores your vault locally on a USB stick of your choice. http://keepass.info/ is the URL , click Downloads, and the Professional Edition>Portable
Download this ZIP package and unpack it to your favorite location (USB stick, …). KeePass runs without any additional installation and won’t store any settings outside the application directory.
Supported operating systems:
Windows 98 / 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista / 7 / 8, each 32-bit and 64-bit, Mono (Linux, Mac OS X, BSD, …).
Prerequisites:
Microsoft .NET Framework ≥ 2.0 (already included in Windows Vista and higher) or Mono ≥ 2.6.
Category: Software
A program or programs found to be useful. Not limited to Windows, some softwares are cross-platform.
Google Apps for Business
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“This site may be compromised” and what to do when that happens
http://www.facebook.com/guyrcook.webdeveloper the warning message made my phone ring once when a customer at the local computer store had website problems, the store referred their customer to me to sort it out. Their issue was more involved than this post has room for, so in the facebook page I add content into, (the link above) I’ve posted:
Results labeled “This site may be compromised” and if you see that in Google search results, here’s why you should contact your webmaster: http://bit.ly/XdU2eb (might bookmark it for that ‘rainy day’ when you need to know, I hope you never have to use this link.)
Results labeled “This site may be compromised” – Web Search Help
If you’re the administrator of a site we’ve identified with this warning message, please visit the instructions found in Google’s own Webmaster Help Center to investigate and resolve the problem.