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DDoS Attacks Targeting ISPs on the Rise: Prolexic Q1 2013 Report
April 17, 2013 — DDoS protection services provider Prolexic Technologies released its Quarterly Global DDoS Attack report on Wednesday for Q1 2013, a quarter that it says was defined by the increase in the targeting of Internet Service Provider and carrier route infrastructures. Keep on reading: DDoS Attacks Targeting ISPs on the Rise: Prolexic Q1 2013 Report Continue reading
Unpatched Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Made Linode Hack Possible
April 16, 2013 — VPS hosting provider Linode released more details early Tuesday morning about an intrusion on an individual customer’s account it detected last week. It now believes the attack to have been possible through the exploitation of a previously unknown zero-day vulnerability in Adobe’s ColdFusion application server. Keep on reading: Unpatched Adobe ColdFusion Vulnerability Made Linode Hack Possible Continue reading
CentriLogic Adds Availability Zones to Public Cloud
April 16, 2013 — Web hosting provider CentriLogic announced on Tuesday that it has launched its extended infrastructure as a service cloud, an evolution of its Canadian-based cloud service that it launched in 2010. Keep on reading: CentriLogic Adds Availability Zones to Public Cloud Continue reading
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Tagged asp-net, business, government, hosting, internet, linux, microsoft, security, web hosting
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Important changes to WHIR Networking Events Europe schedule
As it often happens with travel, there have been a few changes made to the WHIR Networking Events EU series to enhance the attendee and sponsor experience. The revised dates will be: Frankfurt – Thursday May 23 (no change) Amsterdam – Tuesday May 28 (changed from May 21) London – Thursday May 30 (no change) Keep on reading: Important changes to WHIR Networking Events Europe schedule Continue reading
WHUK Partners to Offer goMobi Mobile Website Builder
April 15, 2013 — WHUK announced on Monday that it has partnered with dotMobi to offer the goMobi mobile website builder to its customers. Keep on reading: WHUK Partners to Offer goMobi Mobile Website Builder Continue reading
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Tagged asia, christian, europe, government, hosting, intel, irs, microsoft, opera, web hosting
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