Articles by James
Microarchitectural Data Sampling
A vulnerability in Intel processors has been disclosed, and is known as Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) or ZombieLoad.
TLS 1.0
TLS 1.0 is being deprecated. What does this mean, and what do I need to do to be ready?
Meltdown: How to Protect Your Linux Server
Meltdown is a serious vulnerability that has recently been disclosed. This article outlines how to make sure your Linux server is safe.
Meltdown: How to Protect Your Windows Server
Meltdown is a serious vulnerability that has recently been disclosed. This article outlines how to make sure your Windows server is safe.
Large Scale Cyberattack Underway
A widespread cyberattack is currently (as of 13 May 2017) underway on Windows-based servers and desktops across the globe. Here's what you should know.
WordPress 4.7.2
A new version of WordPress has just been released, fixing some critical issues - here's how you can update your installation.
2016: The Year in Review & New Features
We take a quick look back at what happened for SiteHost in 2016 and run through a couple of new features, Windows Server 2016 and custom images for Cloud Containers.
Dirty COW: What You Need to Know
A serious vulnerability in the Linux kernel has been identified. Here's what we're doing about it, and what you should do as well.
HTTPoxy and You: A Summary
An old exploit has reappeared - here's what we have done and what you need to know about it.