Two Factor Authentication
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Organizing updates May/June 2018
Here we are… After the first cumulative updates of March/April 2018 we are going into a new updates chapter for the cumulative updates of May/June 2018; the last updates was very big and sometimes we had some connectivity issues, now all fixed, while updating the “tech imrpovements” section of the past months. Sometimes hard works
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McAfee TrustedSite Secure Certified Site
From today we have the honor to deserve to display the unique McAfee TrustedSite Certificate in every page of MYETV for every unregistered users (in the bottom right as a button); this means that when you login- [Login: an act of logging in to a computer, database, website or system] - this certificate will disappear
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Writing secure code: how MYETV do crypt, auth, transfer and store informations
As of #codechange we have implemented, every day, improvements on MYETV security; first work ever was the authentication service explained in the #security chapter and then we have refined the capabilities of developers to create exclusive security for our website. The developers done an update every time we found some kind of vulnerabilities; this is extremely useful
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The 9th year of MYETV is here: happy birthday the 1st July of 2017
Welcome everyone into the 9th year of MYETV; in this time span we’ve changed everything in our world from the code to the design structure and we’re planning a big design update for the 9th birthday. Focused on what we’ve changed recently we’ve focused the performance and the security of all the website, here what
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The New Subscriptions Center & Security Update
We have recently updated all the security part of the website; more specifically, the entire class code structure of our open soruce authentication classes (#security) has been changed from static method to object-oriented. The benefits of this change are surely the performance of the entire site, as static methods consume much more memory resources on the machine.
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