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Monthly Archives: July 2015
What Chicago’s New ‘Cloud Tax’ May Mean for Service Providers
Chicago recently instituted a “cloud tax” in order to capture some of the missed revenue from the shift away from brick-and-mortar stores and toward a digital, subscription-based economy. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged capture-some, cloud-computing, from-the-shift, infrastructure, legal issues, missed, public, shared, the-missed, the-shift, web hosting
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Australian Hosting Provider VentraIP Acquires IntaServe
Australian hosting provider VentralIP has acquired Queensland-based host IntaServe, its third acquisition in the past three months. VentralIP has picked up boutique hosting and domains reseller 9Web and co-location and dedicated server company GoDedicated, both Australian businesses, since the spring. Continue reading
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Tagged boutique-hosting, finance, hosting, hosting-provider, mergers and acquisitions, since-the-spring, spring, the-past, ventral, vodahost, web hosting
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ICANN Closes Comment Period for Proposed WHOIS Changes
The comment period for proposed changes to ICANN’s WHOIS privacy and proxy service rules closed this week, with a huge public response that may force changes to the proposal. The comment period closed with 11,464 comments, just shy of the record 12,757 comments posted to the .xxx domain forum. Continue reading
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Tagged domains, hosting, huge-public, may-force, proposal, record, rules-closed, security and privacy, the-record, web hosting, week
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OpenSSL Vulnerability Allows Forged Certificate Chains to be Accepted
The OpenSSL Project team has disclosed more details about a new “high severity” flaw in OpenSSL, which can result in an “alternative chains certificate forgery” that makes it possible for invalid certificates to appear trustworthy. Continue reading
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Tagged chains-certificate, disclosed-more, high-severity, hosting, invalid-certificates, makes-it-possible, openssl vulnerability, project, security and privacy, web hosting
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