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CloudFlare Launches Security Features on ‘SSL Week’ Aimed at Making Web Security Easier and Cheaper
CloudFlare has unveiled a number of security products and features as part of its “SSL Week” including supporting cryptographic algorithms that improve secure mobile performance, establishing an Origin Certification Authority, simplifying HSTS implementation, and enabling authenticated origin server connections. Continue reading
Another Xen Hypervisor Security Issue Pushes AWS, Rackspace to Reboot Cloud Servers
A new Xen hypervisor security issue is forcing cloud service providers AWS and Rackspace to reboot cloud servers for the second time in five months. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged aws, cloud-computing, forcing-cloud, infrastructure, rackspace, reboot-cloud, security and privacy, service-providers, the-second, vodahost, web hosting
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Website Backup Service Dropmysite Signs Three New Web Hosting Partners
Singapore-based website backup service Dropmysite has signed three reseller agreements with web hosting companies ReadySpace, Europlanet and Winhost. Continue reading
Posted in HostGator, Hosting, VodaHost
Tagged cloud-computing, dropmysite, europlanet, hosting, ready, saas, three-reseller, web hosting
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Scammers Target Customers of UK ISP TalkTalk After Data Breach
The fourth largest Internet service provider in the UK, TalkTalk, was hacked in December exposing four million customers to potential phishing attacks. The company says the breach occurred through a breach at a third-party vendor. Names, addresses, phone numbers and TalkTalk account numbers were stolen. The company confirmed on Friday… Continue reading
China Removes Cisco, Others from List of Approved Government Service Providers
China has removed several large US IT companies including Cisco and Apple from a list of approved government product and service providers, Reuters reported Thursday. Continue reading
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Tagged apple, approved-government, asia, cisco, cloud-computing, infrastructure, regions, reuters, security and privacy, several-large, web hosting
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