In the past 14 months we were using Skrill as official payment processor, but it turned out to be real pain in the neck, so finally we’re saying goodbye. From now on, all new paying subscriptions for Invoicebus will be processed by 2Checkout.com, Inc (Ohio, USA), which is authorized retailer for thousands of tangible or […]

Our customers should clearly know where and how their data are kept and what kind of protection guards their precious documents This is the last part from the security talk series where I’m going to explain you the methods and technologies we use to host and test the web servers of Invoicebus. When I talk […]

One of the most critical part of Invoicebus is the payment processing of your purchases, but don’t worry we have that covered for you. Update: Since March 11th 2013, Invoicebus has switched to 2Checkout.com as an authorized payment processor. Read more here. Invoicebus is built to make you feel comfortable while doing your business, as […]

To make Invoicebus a place where its customers would feel safe and sound, we’ve built a little fortress around its data. We reveal a tiny, but interesting part of its architecture. Data Storage Security In our case, data storage security refers to the way of keeping and managing customer’s data within the database: invoices, quotes, […]

Here we will explain how your passwords are stored in the system and all about their security. For storing passwords Invoicebus uses something called one-way encryption with salted hash functions. Why is it called one way? Because it can not be decrypted ever, actually it’s not even an encryption. It’s a hash that is completely […]

Because Invoicebus manages quite sensitive data concerning customer’s business, we would like to be clear as day when security aspect is on the menu. Even though our blog is somewhat technical about software stuff, usually we avoid to go deep into details with over technical posts. Indeed, security topic is quite complicated and not straight […]