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Duh!

But in many ways it is "worse" and "better" than their research findings. The report is located here.  They encourage you to take the test yourself. I did — it was just 17 questions — and I can say it is like many surveys where there are some obvious and some trick questions. A couple of questions required a deep historical knowledge and other required very current applied knowledge.

As I move around on the Web I occasionally run across the ad shown here. I don't know who is running the ad but I would love to explain to them their basic errors.

First, if it is 3 steps - why do I have to choose my website builder? That looks like a fourth step to me. Maybe they are counting that as Step Zero.

But that is not my main problem with the ad.

Finally Facebook does something for users. This may actually be the best reason to let Facebook manage my news feed. I wish them great success. But it will really take me and you resisting the urge to click. (but this is not click bait, so go ahead and click now)

We see an ongoing parade of security exploit announcements, and it will not stop anytime soon. What made this announcment unique is that it involves two of the most popular website frameworks: WordPress and Drupal. We use both of these systems to build websites.