This morning, I received a troubling email from our friend, Jack Cook, the owner of Experience Mobility, Microsoft MVP, and all around good guy.  It seems his site was hacked recently, and despite his best efforts, Jack simply could not eradicate all of the problems and spam he had been encountering.  Jack says:

Sad but true, we are starting over after finding that I was infiltrated with a serious amount of hidden SPAM within my blog.  Evidently there was a vulnerability that was exploited at sometime and no matter what we did to remove it, it kept coming back.  I suppose I could have left it there but it was just the point of having it that bothered me.  Because it was not only in the blog but was also riddled through my database, it was decided that the best tact to take was to start fresh.

Don’t worry, folks.  While Jack may have lost a few posts and links, he has not lost his way.  And he is still here to help you experience mobility as well.  Just head on over to his new site, www.experiencemobility.net (note the .net instead of a .com) and get ready to experience some great mobile tips, tricks, and reviews.

Personally, I like to find the positive in a bad situation.  It may not be much, but I am really a big fan of the new theme Jack seems to have found.  Very cool!  So, head on over.  And don;t forget to change your bookmarks and RSS feed to point to the new and improved Experience Mobility.

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