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FORT MILL, S.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–CompuCom, a managed services provider and wholly owned subsidiary of The ODP Corporation (NASDAQ:ODP), today issued the following statement: Certain CompuCom information technology systems have been affected by a malware incident which is affecting some of the services that we provide to certain customers. Our investigation is in its early stages and remains ongoing. We have no indication at this time that our customers’ systems were directly impacted by the incident. As soon as we became aware of the situation, we immediately took steps to contain it, and engaged leading cybersecurity experts to begin an investigation. We are also communicating with customers to provide updates about the situation and the actions we are taking. We are in… Source link

Network Solutions Network Solutions deals Network Solutions was launched in 1979 as one of the first companies to provide DNS (domain name system) technology. Since then, it has developed to provide many more services, all related to web hosting. Today they provide “all you need, in one place”, that is: domain names and various hosting options with a whole variety of features and accessible applications. The company is headquartered in the US, with its main office located in Herndon and its data center situated somewhere in North America. As of 2011, Network Solutions (together with Web.com and Register.com), became an addition to Web.com Group, one of the leading web technology companies that provide services to millions of customers all over the world. On Network Solutions’ main… Source link

Parler logo (for the social-media application) Parler has withdrawn its antitrust action against Amazon, two months after filing the case against the tech giant. The website was removed from Amazon’s Web Services (AWS) hosting platform in January for violating its rules. Parler brands itself as a “free speech” social network and the platform is popular with far-right supporters. It has now dropped the case, without providing an explanation, but “without prejudice to refiling” it in the future. Amazon suspended use of its platform after the rioting on Capitol Hill, following the US presidential election. It claimed it had discovered 98 posts on Parler that encouraged violence, and notified the social network about them. AWS said it acted because Parler was “unable or unwilling to… Source link

The article was written in association with Orit Brown A few days ago I sat down for an interview with Rotem Guez, a savvy internet entrepreneur, whose latest stroke of genius will make any mobile proxy user convert immediately.  Some readers might remember Guez as “The Israeli Mark Zuckerberg” following his battle with Facebook almost a decade ago. Back then Guez co-owned an investigation and skip tracing company, but also tinkered with social media marketing. Facebook threatened to sue him for his SMM activities but he retaliated by officially changing his name to Mark Zuckerberg. The threat of the Goliath dwindled and the media coverage Guez got for “trolling the giant” made him a prominent member of the Black Hat World community.  Since then, Guez has commanded numerous… Source link

The Research Insights has recently published an extensive report on the Green Web Hosting Market to its ever-expanding research database. The report provides an in-depth analysis of the market size, growth, and share of the Green Web Hosting Market and the leading companies associated with it. The report also discusses technologies, product developments, key trends, market drivers and restraints, challenges, and opportunities. It provides an accurate forecast until 2027. The research report is examined and validated by industry professionals and experts. “Green hosting or eco-friendly hosting is Internet hosting which involves green technologies to reduce environmental impact. Green hosting utilizes green marketing which focuses on green consumers and their concern about the… Source link