Security Update - Heartbleed

12th April 2014

Dear Customers, On April 7th, 2014 a security issue, commonly referred to as “Heartbleed”, was discovered in a software library used by many major Internet companies, including HDWEBPROVIDER. Our security engineers reacted immediately and an update to all services was released less than 24 hours after its disclosure. Our internal ...

Security Vulnerability: Linux Server OpenSSL ("Heartbleed")

9th April 2014

On April 07, 2014 a severe vulnerability in OpenSSL was announced. Known formally as TLS heartbeat read overrun (CVE-2014-0160) and dubbed the "Heartbleed Bug", this flaw allows for the theft of information normally protected by SSL/TLS encryption. Specifically, the Heartbleed Bug allows memory to be read on systems using ...

Cloud Servers Customers - NJ to MD migration announcement

14th February 2014

Dear Valued Cloud Server Customer, We are excited to announce an upgrade in services for customers utilizing our East Coast datacenter. We will be performing upgrades on the underlying Cloud infrastructure to ensure that all of our equipment and our networks stay up to date with the latest hardware and technology to guarantee the best user ...

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9th June 2013

Request CloudLinux Today and enjoy the latest Uptime Technology.Traditional shared hosting environments have no control over accounts in the event of a resource spike. If one tenant (or account) suddenly experiences a big resource spike from a large amount of traffic, poorly written script, or a denial of service attack, all the other tenants on ...

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