Security articles
- Date
Patching SSH vulnerabilities in Ubuntu and Debian
An SSH vulnerability affecting Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux distros could allow unauthenticated users to remotely access systems. Patching efforts are underway on all servers that we manage.
- Date
Phishing attempts target SiteHost customers
SiteHost customers are receiving phishing emails with fake login links. Time to add 2FA to your SiteHost account and take other steps to protect yourself.
- Date
We blocked thousands of IPs from Azure, all because of one bot
A single bot with a cunning method of hiding behind multiple IP addresses from Azure has led us to go big on defence. Our Technical Director explains.
- Date
OpenSSL vulnerabilities: Managed Linux servers are already patched
If you manage your own Linux server(s), act fast to update OpenSSL.
- Date
ZX Security attacked a big piece of Government technology—and we were proud to help
When ZX Security wanted to simulate a hefty DoS attack on a Government client, we were the supplier they trusted to deliver the weapon.
- Date
What you need to know about major Linux vulnerability, PwnKit
Reported yesterday, PwnKit is a Linux vulnerability that allows unprivileged users to gain full root privileges. Servers that we manage have all been patched now.
- Date
Was LastPass really hacked? And are people really still reusing passwords?
Some LastPass users were alarmed by security warnings at the end of last year. Whatever caused them, it’s a good idea to start 2022 with security in mind.
- Date
Are You Using Two Factor Authentication? You should be
You may think your password is secure, but it's not. Read on to learn about 2FA.
- Date
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.
