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Getting your A-Level results back is already stressful enough. What no one needs is to then have the UCAS website shut down and your results left devastatingly out of our grasp.

Unfortunately, this is just what has happened to nervous A-Level students who have been left on tenterhooks after the UCAS site was taken down due to high-volume traffic.

Not only did this doubtless leave students a nervous wreck this morning, but it has left wider conversations in its wake over why and how website crashes ought to be prevented. After all, isn’t it important that websites – especially those as crucial as UCAS – should support an unwavering commitment to their customers regardless of any high traffic or other glitches?

UCAS Website Crashes

 
The Universities and Colleges…

Savannah Guthrie fled from the “Today” show mid-broadcast Tuesday amid her co-anchor Hoda Kotb’s unexplained absence.

It was business as usual for Guthrie, 51, when she began hosting the NBC morning show at 7 a.m. ET, but she quickly sparked concern among viewers when she failed to return after a commercial break around 7:30.

“3rd Hour” co-host Sheinelle Jones, who was filling in for Kotb, then shared a health update about Guthrie right before 9 a.m. ET.

“It has been an interesting morning for us. As we said, Savannah left early. She wasn’t feeling great, so she took a COVID test, [and] it came back positive,”…

The economic turmoil around the world is a bitter reality that we’re all facing. And the incident has left online users with little to no choice but to search for website hosting services that are free of cost or cheaper in price.

New data and statistics from a number of reports have highlighted how free-of-cost web hosting has massively peaked. Moreover, it’s actually at its highest level than what we’ve seen in the last two years.

But the real question is how many of us are surprised by these figures? Remember, global inflation is a worldwide concern and when you’re forced to deal with high costs of living to try and combat the economic decline, there’s not much that anyone can do.

On average, data taken between the months of May and June of this year proved how search…

A new WordPress plugin vulnerability has been discovered that could allow an attacker to gain access to a site’s administrator login page.

The vulnerability exists in the popular WPS Hide Login plugin and was discovered by a user with the handle thalakus who posted a brief description of the issue on WordPress.org’s support forum.