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Hundreds of new vulnerabilities a day: Web security is changing

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We live in a new reality, where over 130 new reported vulnerabilities every day is just the baseline.

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Here's how we're protecting your servers from bad bot traffic

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Fighting off bad bots requires a lot of careful engineering work and can’t be solved with a one-and-done solution.

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Local development images now available for Cloud Containers

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To make local development easier, you can now pull Cloud Container images from Docker Hub.

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The search for optimal performance reaches your database

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When database performance is slowing you down take a look at your queries and plugins, and check whether it might be time for an upgrade.

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Important security patches for sudo vulnerabilities in Linux servers

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A pair of sudo vulnerabilities affecting Ubuntu, Debian and AlmaLinux servers have been patched for our Managed customers.

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Expanding our newest and best virtualisation technology

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We built it for High Performance Virtual Servers, and now our new virtualisation technology enables new features on Cloud Containers and other servers too.

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Blocked emails? Avoid spam filters with SPF & DKIM records

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Gmail and other email systems require email senders to be authenticated by an SPF or DKIM record. Here’s how to make sure your mail gets through spam checks.

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Xdebug - How to profile PHP websites on Cloud Containers

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On Cloud Containers, it's easy to break down every millisecond of web page load time with PHP extension Xdebug.

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Patching SSH vulnerabilities in Ubuntu and Debian

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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.

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