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Cookies have been an integral part of the internet since the early 1990s, but excessive use of these text files presented vulnerabilities used to perform malicious activity, mainly cross-site-request forgery (CSRF) attacks. CSRF exploits based on cookie vulnerabilities are mainly from the way cookies are sent with every server request from the user’s browser. To […]

Having a robust backup strategy in place for your data, and that potentially of your own clients, is the insurance policy you don’t want to use, but are glad to have it when you need it. A backup strategy generally does not rely on one component to keep you covered, but you have layers of […]

If you are using the File Manager plugin for WordPress and haven’t updated to the version released on September 1st, 2020, your WordPress installation is at risk from hackers exploiting a vulnerability that allows them to execute commands and malicious scripts. This security flaw in the File Manager was in versions ranging from 6.0 to […]

A message from all of us at FullHost to you, our clients. Like all of us, no matter where in the world we are, in Canada and abroad, we’ve all been faced with personal disruptions to our routines. We are not immune to these rapidly changing situations. We’ve been dusting off and reviewing our BCP […]

If you are using two popular plugins made by Brainstorm Force, Ultimate Addons for Beaver Builder or Ultimate Addons for Elementor, stop what you are doing now and update your plugins. A major vulnerability was found a little over a week ago in both of these plugins that could allow hackers to gain administrative access […]

Earlier this summer we were advised, along with all cPanel partners, of an upcoming change in their license structure. We shared what information in an earlier post. The license structure change to a per account/tier-based model is substantially different than their old license model which has been discontinued and all existing licenses are now being […]