Most of the time websites will just switch to HTTPS when they are asking for private data such as login or contact forms. With the recent news that FaceBook has gone 100% HTTPS there is a growing debate about the advantages of going completely SSL.

Does your website use one of the ever popular image sliders also known as carousels? Over recent years these have become increasingly popular. Nearly every website has one (ServerTastic included). However according to ConversionXL these are conversion…

If you use twitter you have most likely come across bitly. This service allows you to turn long urls into short ones thereby saving on precious characters in your tweets.

However bitly allows you to do so much more than just shorten links. Using some of the…

So SagePay has made one of the largest errors a payment processor could make. It has failed to renew it’s SSL certificate. Users trying to make payment on merchant websites that used SagePay would have been met by expired certificate warnings.

Symantec applauds Adam Langley’s resolve to increase consumer safety on the web, however, his proposal to remove OCSP and CRLs in a future release of the Chrome browser is misguided and could potentially have dangerous…

Installing an SSL certificate on your website helps convince your website visitors that your website is safe and secure. Data between your site and the visitors system is encrypted. As website visitors have become more security conscious about phishing…

Recently a rather public falling out has taken place between LicenseCube and WHMCS (and to some degree LicensePal) on Web Hosting Talk. To summarise LicenseCube have not paid WHMCS and as a result WHMCS have suspended all licenses.