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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Beware of the Ripple Effect with Cyber Attacks!
Nowadays, anyone can suffer damage from DDoS attacks, but hosting providers face the most harm. The main reason for this harm is due to the number of customers a provider serves. There’s a “ripple effect.” If one customer of a provider is targeted by an attack, then the risk of… Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged cybersecurity, ddos, face-the-most, hosting, main-reason, one-customer, risk, the-most, the-number, web hosting
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Huawei Sales Rise 15 Percent in 2014, Ending Year at $46B
Huawei, a Chinese provider of equipment and services for networking and telecoms, has ended 2014 with a 15 percent rise in sales revenue, surpassing its 11.6 percent growth in 2013, according to a New Year’s message from Ken Hu, the current Huawei CEO among its three rotating CEOs. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged asia, ceo, chinese, huawei, infrastructure, percent-rise, regions, the-current, three-rotating
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In-Flight Internet Provider Gogo Issues Fake SSL Certificates
An engineer that works on Google Chrome’s security team has discovered that Gogo Inflight Internet is issuing fake SSL certificates. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged google-chrome, hosting, inflight, inflight-internet, issuing-fake, ssl, vodahost, works-on-google
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Verizon Prepares Enterprise Cloud Customers for Up to 48 Hours of Scheduled Downtime
Verizon is planning to take its enterprise cloud offline next weekend for scheduled maintenance, which a customer service rep said could cause up to 48 hours of downtime and impact VMs, object stores, the Verizon Cloud Console and the API. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged api, console, customer service, infrastructure, outages and downtime, rep-said, verizon, verizon-cloud
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Greek Company Longaccess Gets $357K in Funding for Archival Data Storage Service
Panayotis Vryonis, CEO of Longaccess in Athens, Greece, believes the need for archival data storage will grow and that BigStash.co can provide that service. BigStash.co is the new name of archival storage service deepfreeze.io that was launched in February 2014. The new storage site is in beta testing. The new… Continue reading
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Tagged archival-data, archival-storage, athens, ceo, cloud-computing, greece, longaccess, new-storage, regions, the-new, vryonis, web hosting
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