Tag Archives: popular

The more than 150 gigabytes of data swept up in the breach shine a light on years of online activities from far-right groups, including those who tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election. While researchers are still sifting through the data, Epik has historically provided web hosting services to an array of conspiracy theorists, and for conservative media networks like Parler and Gab.

A bare-metal server is a physical server dedicated to a single tenant. Despite seeing the rise (and rise) of bare metal servers in recent years, they are not new and have been commercially available for more than a decade. Many big players in cloud storage now have bare metal server offerings.
Bare metal servers remove the overhead hypervisor that enables virtualization with cloud computing services, meaning that there is nothing preventing applications from performing at their fastest. The server’s tenant can optimize the server as per its needs for achievement, safety, and dependability. The alternative to a bare metal server is a hypervisor server, in which many users share virtual servers’ compute, warehouse, and other resources.

Here is a list of the most popular 10 bare…

It’s no secret that entrepreneurs need high-performing websites. Your site is the key to boosting your visibility and scaling your company. To ensure that your website performs as it should, you’ll need to choose the best web hosting service. 

Before you can even choose a provider, it’s important to learn about the different types of web hosting. To help you get up to speed, let’s explore the most popular types of web hosting services.

1 .Colocation 

Colocation means renting a space for your hardware and servers, from a third-party data centre. Usually, colocation providers include the physical space, security, cooling systems, networking, and redundant power. You pay to host your personal servers in a colocation, maintaining ownership of the servers,…

DreamHost has been banished by security researchers who have discovered that approximately 814 million customer records have been leaked under the supervision of a web hosting company.

A password-unprotected database containing records was discovered by security researcher and co-founder of Security Discovery, Jeremiah Fowler, and a research team at Website Planet.

DreamHost has been outed by a security researcher who discovered around 814 million customer records had been leaked under the web hosting firm’s watch.

A database without password protection that contained the records was found by Security Researcher and co-founder of Security Discovery Jeremiah Fowler and the Website Planet research team.