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In the current economy, investing in software is something most end users try to avoid. This is why free software is wonderful for everyone who is on a budget or merely doesn’t think spending money on a variety of software is entirely worth it. However, when it comes to Windows, malware is one of users’ top concerns. Viruses in executable files are not the only threat your computer may be exposed to. Visiting websites can also put both your machine and privacy at risk. Adware, cookies, online scams – these can be more harmful than executable viruses, since you would have much more to lose than a computer (such as personal information and bank account details) if you fall for them.

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Surviving Website Downtime

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Downtime is an annoying occurrence that most website owners experience sooner or later when managing web hosting needs.  Downtime is basically considered as the amount of time that a website is inaccessible to users for various reasons.  While some...

Jun 6th, 2011 Read more

Keeping Your Website Free of Malicious Scripts

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Most webmasters understand the importance of protecting their personal computer from viruses, as a compromised operating system is the first security flaw that often leads to stolen hosting credentials and hijacked domains. However, many people aren’t...

Mar 30th, 2011 Read more

The Release of the February 2011 Email Security Report

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The February 2011 “Email Security Report” was recently released by German email security firm eleven. The report highlights a temporary decline in spam toward the end of 2010 accompanied by the rise of virus outbreaks and botnet infrastructures. In...

Mar 2nd, 2011 Read more

Understanding Website Viruses

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Although most people are aware of the fact that their personal computer can be completely destroyed by a virus if the proper antivirus software is not used, many don’t realize that websites are also just as vulnerable to viruses. Just as a virus...

Feb 23rd, 2011 Read more

Issues to Consider when Implementing Anti-Spam Systems

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Spam can be a nuisance for users, webmasters and the systems they run on. This type of unwanted and unsolicited mail can implant viruses, spyware and other types of malicious code unknowingly onto a user’s computer or simple be an annoyance. As technology...

Jun 7th, 2010 Read more

Website Viruses – The Importance of Secure Web Pages

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Many websites are well aware of the need for an antivirus software to protect their home network and computer, and most of them have such a software installed that actively protects them from malicious software. However, many forget to give their website...

Mar 5th, 2010 Read more

Website Security – 4 Ways to Secure Your Website

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One of the biggest priorities when running an online business is website security. Having a secure website will cause your customers to trust your business, thereby boosting sales and increasing your return on investments. The online community is teeming...

Feb 8th, 2010 Read more

The Need for PCI Compliant Hosting

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More web hosting providers are offering services that provide customers with the help they need to achieve PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance.  Achieving compliance requires the use of numerous security tools and policies to meet the standards that...

May 29th, 2009 Read more

Is Your Business Website Secure?

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People are using the internet to commit malicious crimes everyday.  And while virus infections and scams pose a significant threat, one of the biggest problems of all is website hacking.  If you’re running a business online, losing sensitive data...

Apr 14th, 2009 Read more

Shared Web Hosting vs. VPS Hosting, Part 1

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We are often asked about VPS versus Shared Hosting. Most small and very small businesses will find shared hosting is a very good fit at a very reasonable price. There definitely does come a point when most businesses outgrow shared web hosting plans....

Oct 31st, 2008 Read more