We’ve already patched Cloud Containers and managed servers against a zero-day vulnerability in Linux, affecting all versions shipped since 2017.
When your security scanner says a package is out of date, it can easily be a false alarm. Here’s why, and what to do if you need a better answer.
From Monday 23 March, every SiteHost account will be protected by two factor authentication.
Email phishing scams are targeting SiteHost domain name customers. The most recent attack included a link to a fake, but very convincing, “login” screen.
We live in a new reality, where over 130 new reported vulnerabilities every day is just the baseline.
Fighting off bad bots requires a lot of careful engineering work and can’t be solved with a one-and-done solution.
Bots now make up the majority of internet traffic, and most of them are doing more harm than good. This first article in a series about bot protection describes the size of the problem.
A pair of sudo vulnerabilities affecting Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux servers have been patched for our Managed customers.
Fake emails claim that SiteHost customers need to increase their email storage. The senders hope to harvest your login details.