Posted by
Paul Lefebvre in
Software Business
Jan 23rd, 2009 |
3 Comments
On Tuesday morning, I awoke to find that two of my web sites had been hacked. They had some malicious JavaScript embedded into the HTML on several pages. At first I thought it was due to a security hole in WordPress and spent the rest of the day cleaning up the mess and upgrading to WordPress 2.7.
Alas, that wasn’t the problem. Yesterday my hosting company (FatCow) posted a notice that they were reseting all FTP passwords on the main accounts for “security reasons”. That’s not the end of the world, but a hassle to be sure.
But then I found out they also reset all the...
Posted by
Paul Lefebvre in
Software Development
Jan 1st, 2009 |
9 Comments
A question was asked on LinkedIn regarding these three CMS systems. Although I answered it there, I thought a longer post was warranted.
DotNetNuke
I probably have the most experience using DotNetNuke. I’ve built several sites using DotNetNuke, I’ve installed it on my own servers and have even attempted to build a module for it.
DotNetNuke (DNN) is incredibly powerful, but it’s also easy to use (once it’s installed). The best thing about DNN is that the administration of the site is completely integrated into the site itself. You can be viewing a page, click a button...
