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If you haven't already noticed, we've changed software installers to Installatron. Installatron offers over 100 applications that you can add to, or build your website around. Not quite sure where to start? It's simple enough to install or remove these applications with a single click from your CPanel page. Here's the current list, but it's always changing, so the best bet is to check it out from your CPanel today.
List of Available Apps June 2013:
Lyons Digital Media Provides Solutions for Associations
We recently unveiled a new website for the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (FACDL). The project's goal was to enhance the members' usage of the website, but we set out to do much more. Utilizing a well-supported content management system and an open source customer resource manager application geared for non-profits, we were able to provide FACDL with integrated membership, donation, and event registration management. Additionally, the online document libraries have been improved and now allow members to upload content directly to the library. We were pleased to receive this feedback today from Kathryn Bradley, FACDL Executive Director.
Barbara,
There is no way to fully explain to the Board how great this new website is for us administratively. We designed it to be more user-friendly to the members, but the real benefit is the back-story of how much more efficient it makes all of our procedures. It’s truly a dream for us, and we can’t thank you and Jonathan enough. Please know that you have greatly enhanced the quality of life for two ladies who work in the trenches and do their best. You have made our best so much better.
With much gratitude,
Kathryn
Kathryn L. Bradley, CAE
Executive Director
FloridaAssociation of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Spoofing, Spamming, and Your Account Security
This past week, we received an email abuse report from our data center. We always take these issues quite seriously and investigated the report. The spam emails were coming from our server. We were able to verify this by looking at the header information of the email messages, which clearly showed them passing through our customer's server even though the email account listed as the sender appeared to be bogus.
The messages were sent from an email address that had been compromised. An email account had been hacked by brute force and the spammers used the account to send mail under various aliases through the customer's server.
Following security procedures, we changed the password on the account to a new secure password, notified the customer of the issue, and monitored the mail flow to insure that no more messages were being sent by the account.