Posts of the category "Security"

We’re Retiring beuser_iprange

Many years ago, we created our TYPO3 extension beuser_iprange to enhance backend security by allowing logins only from specific IP addresses. Back in 2008, this was a technically solid idea — but today, it's simply no longer state of the art. To be honest, we haven’t used the extension ourselves in quite some time. So, we've decided to discontinue its development.

The ominous Wish scam: A task for the MFC detective

This time, the MFC detective dives deep into the world of questionable platforms to investigate a scam.

Let's Encrypt – Many advantages, but also a small problem that you should be aware of

Let's Encrypt is an excellent alternative to commercial SSL certificate authorities. However, problems with outdated Android operating systems could soon arise.

Why we only use personalized accounts ...

Why you should never pass on your personal login credentials to third parties.

Part 3: How to implement the measures specifically in your company

Part 3 of our series on the new IT Security Act: Which specific measures do you have to implement and what do you have to consider?

Part 2: IT compliance in cooperation with the agency

Part 2 of our blog series on the new IT security law: What is IT compliance and why should you implement it in your company? Read more!

Part 1: The new German IT Security Act

In July 2015, the new IT Security Act came into force, which is intended to help increase the security of information technology systems. We look at the requirements.

When browsers suddenly see red and SSL encryption becomes a must-have

From the end of October 2017, browsers will mark websites without or with insufficient SSL encryption as "insecure". Learn how you can avoid this.