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Earlier this week, a number of very serious security vulnerabilities were disclosed (CVE-2017-5715, CVE-2017-5753, and CVE-2017-5754). As we’ve been made aware of these security flaws that originally appeared to be affecting Intel processor chips, that could circumvent the contents of protected kernel memory areas, we’ve been actively working internally and with our vendors to and […]

On December 1st of 2016, we announced that FullHost was fully supporting the free and automated SSL certificates offered through Let’s Encrypt. If this is the first you’ve heard of Let’s Encrypt, feel free to check out our old post about how it works. A year on since we officially supported this and the uptick […]

One of the most common questions we receive from our clients is knowing how they can preview a website that has been loaded on our servers before the DNS records have been changed over to point to us. The preferred method we suggest, is editing the Hosts file on the Operating System. Every operating system, […]

Even in this age of social media, texting and instant messaging, we still rely a great deal on email. From email messages from our workplaces to communications with old and new friends, we rely on our email inboxes for information, entertainment and even our livelihoods. Unfortunately, the same email inboxes that we find so useful […]

When CloudLinux announced their next generation security product, Imunify360, we were eager to give this a go. After successful implementation and testing on our shared hosting services, we are now happy to announce that Imunify360 is available as an addon to our virtual and dedicated server clients. We began testing Imunify360 immediately after it was […]

In this day and age, we have instant access to almost all of the information we need while we are on the go. Our mobile phones are like those little tricorders and keep us well connected. We do seem to be on the go more and accessing more and more on that mobile device that […]