Saturday, April 16, 2016

google algorithms the secret for SEO

google algorithms


Seo and google algorithms


On this post I will talk about SEO and the recent Google algorithms that are making the life harder for most webmasters.

A lot of persons are asking me to post more SEO articles and software download links etc, due to the very fast success this webpage is having with thousands of visitors despite being little more then 1 month old. So due to popular demand! I will reveal some secrets about the google algorithms.

It is completely essential to know this by heart so you can get your website or blog flying through the ranks of every search engine and not just google. (Most webpages will rank others according to Google position)

The google algorithms Iam going to talk about on this post are:

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Panda Algorithmhidemyass


 

Penguin Update


 

Penalty Algorithms


 

Domain Name MatchThis


 

Hummingbird Algorithm


 

PDF Algorithm


 

 

Penguin Update
This algorithm’s primary purpose is to look for over-optimization factors on
website pages and other factors such as linking. This algorithm is more of a shakeup
algorithm. It runs periodically to shake things up and other algorithms that run later
actually reverse most of the effects of this algorithm within two to four weeks.

Penalty Algorithms
These are algorithms that are run by Google that penalize websites based on certain
criteria. Such criteria as links from porn or hate websites, links from certain identified
paid link farms, unnatural link building, negative reviews, negative PR, duplicate content,
high bounce rates which can indicate that that visitors were not finding what they were
searching for on the website and the visitor left quickly, and many other factors.
Google has many of these and some run just once, some run once a year, and some run
all the time.
Domain Name MatchThis is an algorithm we began in the summer of 2012 when Google announced the
algorithm to scare people from getting or using keyword matching domains. What does
this mean? Say you have a roofing company in Miami and people search on Google for
“Miami roofing company”. To help you in Google’s results, you buy the domain name
Miami RoofingCompany.com to help you become relevant for that key term. Google uses
this algorithm to make that domain name drop in its results for the keyword.

This is really another algorithm that runs to shake things up. Google wants to be the
phone book for the Internet. The problem with this algorithm for Google is that when the
algorithm runs, many of the domains that are exact matches are well known brand names
and Google has really had to turn this algorithm down and it is not very effective.
Manual Intervention
This is something new. It is a process where Google’s technical team members can
give a manual penalty to a website for just about any reason or take a penalty away. Most
are websites that are given penalties are for bad press, bad PR, or using paid linking or
link farms.
Hummingbird Algorithm
This algorithm made headlines and so much misleading information was written about
this algorithm and what it does. In October of the year it came out, Matt Cutts form
Google admitted that it has nothing to do with SEO and works to help with full sentence
searches most often used with voice searches.
PDF Algorithm
Believe it or not there is an algorithm that gives PDFs with a keyword relevance
enough to make it on to the first page.

NOTE: Each algorithm takes a tremendous amount of processing power and must filter against billions
and billions of items in Google’s databases. Most only run periodically and some only run a few times a
year.

Yahoo steps against Hackers

Yahoo steps in to try and stop foreign Hackers


Yahoo stepsYahoo steps in to warn its users against foreign hackers; Yahoo has become another big tech company which has decided to warn its users if their account is or has been a target of foreign hacker. Google started giving out such warnings in 2012 followed by Facebook and Twitter.
Yahoo said in its statement that it will send users notifications if, “We strongly suspect that you may have been a target of an attack, and want to encourage you to take steps to secure your online presence.”

Hackers from countries such as China and Russia can not crack corporate or government agency networks often go for employees’ or relatives’ personal accounts which they can use to send email with malware to the real target. Several studies have shown a very bright chance that same password is being used by most of the people across all social and work networks and log on to work network from home are easy targets for the hackers.
The incidents like Sony Pictures Entertainment and the Office of Personnel Management are part of such attacks by the hackers from North Korea and China.

 

[caption id="attachment_2645" align="alignleft" width="150"]Tom Kellermann on Yahoo steps Tom Kellermann[/caption]

Tom Kellermann, chief cyber security officer at the Tokyo-based security company Trend Micro said that the hackers are not looking for the Christmas photos from the accounts but are targeting people to fulfill specific objectives such as gaining access to Government or Corporate network.
Kellerman said,” If you are a Fortune 1,000 corporate official, C-level, or a senior executive in the U.S. government, or you are within one degree of separation from them — as in, you are a spouse of them, a child of them or a deputy of them — you will and have been targeted already.”
Al Pascual, director of fraud and security at Javelin Strategy & Research said that,” Consumers in general are not at risk.
You have to be in a specific role for something like this to be likely to occur to you.”
According to him, the industries which are vulnerable to such attacks include financial services, critical infrastructure, defense and politics.
If you get such notification from any social network or email service provider, the first thing to do is to notify your employer.

This denial of the risks, leaves everyone vulnerable to hackers attack, and yahoo will remain to be an amazing target for hackers all across the world, untill yahoo steps up their game and admits to some security flaws

 

Yahoo steps against hackers

 

 

If you wish to protect yourself, from keyloggers, spyware, virus and other malicious software that may steal your private information you can try to get this app:Protect Yourself with Norton Security

 

Another good choice (less expensive)would be this one: Detect Threats with PCKeeper AntiVirus

Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Free Security Tips

On this article I will give you some great Security Tips. This guide will focus on the Windows OS, but it can and should be used with any other OS you may use, just like Mac osX, Linux or even Android. No system is completely safe so we should take some precautions.



Free security Tips


First and foremost we should perform this common tasks.


 

1. Check Windows Update and Office Update regularly (_http://office.microsoft.com/productupdates)


have your Office CD ready. Windows Me, 2000, and XP users can configure automatic updates. Click on the Automatic Updates tab in the System control panel and choose the appropriate options.

2. Install a personal firewall.


Both SyGate (_www.sygate.com) and ZoneAlarm (_www.zonelabs.com) offer free versions.

3. Install a free spyware blocker.


[caption id="attachment_2507" align="alignleft" width="300"]Free security Tips Get the complete Norton protection![/caption]

You can always Google for free spyware blocker 2016 this will give you lots of free software to download. But I strongly recommend you get McAfee antivirus from HERE Or the complete Norton Security Deluxe Package HERE

 

 

 

4. Block pop-up spam messages in Windows NT, 2000, or XP by disabling the Windows Messenger service (this is unrelated to the instant messaging program).


Open Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Services and you'll see Messenger. Right-click and go to Properties. Set Start-up Type to Disabled and press the Stop button. Bye-bye, spam pop-ups! Any good firewall will also stop them.

5. Use strong passwords and change them periodically.


Passwords should have at least seven characters; use letters and numbers and have at least one symbol. A decent example would be f8izKro@l. This will make it much harder for anyone to gain access to your accounts. You can check our post on Creating Strong Passwords

6. If you're using Outlook or Outlook Express, use the current version or one with the Outlook Security Update installed.


The update and current versions patch numerous vulnerabilities.

Monday, April 11, 2016

Stunning America video from old photos by Alexey Zakharov

America in the beginning of the century!

This is where Alexey Zakharov brings us on this amazing short video.
What we get is a video with the lenght of 3 minutes and 48 seconds, taking us on a wonderful time travel through America during the years of 1910-1920.

[caption id="attachment_2462" align="alignright" width="150"]Stunning America video Work made by Alexey Zakharov. The author of the Stunning America video I will show you below.[/caption]

The author of this masterpiece was Alexey Zakharov. I confess I don't know that much about Alexey Zakharov, all I know is that he is from Russia, and he his an amazing designer with serious 3d and video working skills.
You can take a look at some of his works here: (LINK https://www.artstation.com/artist/seccovan)

This is a travel back in time with some sort of steampunk time machine. Most of the animation was built witch camera projection based on photos from the beginning of 1900.
The video is black and white, it does simulate 3D animation and the music is quite pleasant.

Stunning America video watch it below!


https://vimeo.com/160024074

Sunday, April 10, 2016

Openvpn configuration for Windows Tutorial

How to setup OpenVPN configuration on Windows



Openvpn configuration for Windows TutorialA. Download and Install OpenVPN GUI


1. Download the latest stable community version of OpenVPN client (Windows Installer) HERE
Note: If you have a 32-bit Operating System, download the 32-bit version of the installer. You
can check your System Type by going to Control Panel > System and Security > System.
2. Open the folder where installer is downloaded and double-click the 'openvpn-install-
<version>.exe' file to begin installation.
3. You may encounter a Security Warning screen: "Do you want to run this software?" If you see
the Security Warning screen, click Run to run the software.
4. The Setup Wizard prompt will appear. Click Next to continue.
5. The OpenVPN license agreement and terms appear. Click I Agree to continue.
6. The component selection dialog appears. Leave all components checked with their default
settings and click Next.
7. Select your destination folder and click Install. Note the Destination Folder location during
install (usually C:\Program Files\OpenVPN)
8. When the installation is complete, click Next.
9. The wizard will notify you of the completion of the installation and prompt you to click Finish.

This are the basic steps to install OpenVPN on any Windows system 

Brave browser Download and review

About Brave Browser


Brave browser is a "new browser" that as the special feature of blocking most ads in a webpage, making it better for the reader to view the content without having to see all the advertisement.

Brendan Eich is the brain behind Brave browser, you may know him from the Mozilla Firefox project, or as the creator of Javascript!

This new browser was first released on January 20 2016. But it is now on version 0.90

Brave browser claims to be faster then any other browser, because it will strip the webpages you visit from displaying advertisement, and from collecting data about yourself. By avoiding webpage cookies and tracking pixels.
Not only Brave browser is faster, it will also be safer, because this new browser not only blocks ads. But it also blocks "Malvertising" avoiding that all sorts of malware find a way into your computer.
Another nice safety feature from the Brave browser is that he as incorporated the plugin https everywhere that encrypts the communication between your browser and the webpage, preventing someone from spying on you.