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We’re excited to announce the launch of our new partner directory! As a web hosting company, we understand that our …

We're excited to announce that FullHostCloud, our leading cloud platform, has expanded to the United States with the …

As was widely reported yesterday, a critical unknown vulnerability was found in log4j, an open-source logging library used by apps and services across the internet If exploited, the vulnerability would allow remote code execution on vulnerable servers When this zero-day exploit was announced, we began a deep dive in to reviewing the impact that this would have on us and you and made an announcement on Twitter that we were aware of this vulnerability With clients that have reached so far to get information regarding this, there appears to be some confusion over what is impacted This …

Using words to describe things can become so ingrained in to our vocabulary that whether it’s at home or at the office, words you use to describe things are so second nature that you don’t even think to there being a different way to say the same thing In technology, whitelist and blacklist are easily understood both internally and externally On the surface, they are just words to describe what is good and allowed (whitelist) or bad and disallowed (blacklist) Unpacking words and their meaning, particularly when they’ve been have a long standing practice of being used and to many is …

When you are surfing online, or checking your email, in 2021 most of these connections to either of these are done with a small data file that digitally binds a cryptographic key to the organization’s details by using a SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to establish a secure connection In plain language, this connection establishes an encrypted connection between the web browser and a web server With this secure connection over https as opposed to http, this provides you a level of trust when you are potentially sending sensitive information like credit cards, usernames, passwords, emails, …

Are you interested in hosting your web applications on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud Now you can—with FullHost by …