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Reviewing the transition from IPv4 to IPv6. Over the last 5+ years there has been a remarkable adoption of Internet Protocol version 6. 

According to security researcher Troy Hunt, HTTPS has reached a moment of critical mass, with greater usage and awareness.

Could an unpatched Word Press plugin be responsible for the breach that resulted in the Panama Papers leak?

Today there is news of a vulnerability affecting a very old encryption protocol called SSLv3. SSLv3 that was released in 1996 and was a complete redesign of it's predecessor SSLv2.

Today, Smat Web Design is proud to announce a free upgrade to our High Availability Hosting Clients. We have upgraded our hosting platform to the following specifications:

Smat Web Design recently completed a technical initiative to identify and reduce bottlenecks in our website hosting for Deluxe clients.

Did you notice the message below the Google Search box today? The next version of the Internet begins rolling out today.

Continuing our ongoing coverage of the internet's conversion from IPv4 to IPv6, we bring you news that several websites will be testing IPv6 on June, 8th 2011.

"Google announced on its blog that it is dropping support for Firefox 3.5, Internet Explorer 7 and Safari 3 on the 1st of August.

The current Internet Protocol address (IPv4) is out of space! This introduction explains how IPv6 will keep the Internet alive.