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Using a flaw in Firefox and Tor An Irish man who ran a cheap dark web hosting service has been sentenced today to 27 years in prison for turning a blind eye to customers hosting child sex abuse material. While there are few who will mourn the fate of Eric Eoin Marques, 36, from Dublin, who operated the Freedom Hosting service between July 2008 and July 2013, there are a few questions about the way he was bought down. The FBI found and exploited a security hole in Firefox to identify users of the Tor Browser Bundle. Using that they found that the hosting service contained over 200 child exploitation websites that housed millions of images of child exploitation material. More than 1.97 million of these images or videos were not previously known by law… Source link

HostStage Launches New Web Hosting Affiliate Program Offering Partners We store cookies on your computer to improve your experience and provide more personalized services, both on this website and on other sites. For more information about the cookies we use, see our Privacy Policy. We won’t track your information when you visit our site. We will have to use at least one cookie to ensure that you won’t have to make this choice again.AcceptPrivacy Policy Source link

Carnac, France, Sept. 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — HostStage, a premium provider of web hosting, domains, and web presence products announced today the launching of its web hosting affiliate program. An impressive website service provider created for the purpose of helping both brands and individuals to create significant online revenue. New signups can get instant account approval and receive $20 free HS credit as a welcome gift. The program opens up opportunities to existing HostStage users, content creators, bloggers, and online publishers to monetize their traffic and build a secured passive revenue through cumulative recurring earnings every month by promoting highly converting offers. Besides that, HostStage also provides a wide range of web hosting and related… Source link

PETALING JAYA: Exabytes, a Penang-based web hosting service, was hit by a ransomware attack over the weekend, though it claims most of its services have since been restored. The ransomware, which occurred at 5am on Sept 18, disrupted its services, mainly its Windows VPS (virtual private server) and Windows hosting services. In a post on 4.23am on Sept 19, the company said it had concluded a management meeting and will initiate its recovery plan immediately. The company’s data restoration effort stands at 80% as of 3pm on Sept 20, said Exabytes CEO and founder Chan Kee Siak. “The matter is under investigation now and we are unable to provide any further information on this at this moment. … Source link