The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) takes effect on 25 May 2018. A lot of US based small eCommerce operations are ignoring GDPR in the belief that being small means it does not impact them. Whether or not it does, this is a good time to review not only how you handle customer data but who handles it.
Suffering from ongoing Credit Card Fraud and unfair chargebacks? Looks like Visa is going to try and help
Yes once again Magento is being targetted for credit card fraud. According to Flashpoint, “attackers who are using brute-force password attacks to access administration panels to scrape credit […]
osCommerce, once the light of open source eCommerce, has been dogged with rumors of its demise which started with the initial release of Magento. A clever marketing campaign, perhaps on the part of Varien to steal market share, it has re-emerged from time to time. No having release every couple of months was actually a good thing. It meant there were no defects. However with the announcement of the development of 2.4 and the passing of the original release date of August 2017, the question arises again albeit this time legitimately. Is there a future in osCommerce?
WordPress Gutenberg is a new editor for WordPress that, according to WordPress “A new publishing experience for WordPress is in the works: get ready to make your […]
Authorize.net will no longer allow TLS 1.0 or 1.1 as of is February 28, 2018. This means the server your site runs on must be using TLS 1.2 […]
Version 4.9 of WordPress, named “Tipton” in honor of jazz musician and band leader Billy Tipton, has now been released. New functionality focuses on redesign workflow review […]
Summer is not yet over but it’s time to plan for the holiday season; a time when many business acquire new customers.
Most eCommerce sites have a blog of some sort. If you are using WordPress you are used to constant releases. So no surprise that 4.8 is now […]
PayPal today launched a new service, called Business in Box, in conjuction with WooCommerce.