by Ben Davies | Oct 29, 2020 | Blog, Security
You may have heard the term DDoS, either via the media or maybe in relation to your own website or hosting services. It stands for Distributed Denial of Service. In short, it’s a method used by hackers to disrupt and/or take down online services, such as websites,...
by Ellyse Dwyer | Oct 26, 2020 | Blog, Security, Web Hosting
Have you ever spent all day/night working on a document? Spending countless hours making sure everything is perfect, only to wake up finding that all your hard work has gone missing or been deleted – sending you into a frenzy. Imagine if you had that same...
by Ellyse Dwyer | Oct 12, 2020 | Blog, Security, Web Hosting
Why am I suddenly getting SPAM, how can I stop it? The best way you can think about your email inbox is just like your physical mailbox at home. One day you are getting your letters addressed to you, the next you are getting endless unwanted catalogues for products...
by Ellyse Dwyer | Sep 29, 2020 | Blog, Security, Web Hosting
Have you ever been stopped by a website telling you your connection isn’t private? Or noticed that certain URLs start with, instead of It’s ok if you haven’t noticed before but it is something you want to start noticing, you always want to see https://...
by Ellyse Dwyer | Mar 19, 2020 | Blog, Security, Web Hosting
Email Spoofing and Spam You may hear these terms thrown around a little bit but what do they actually mean? Let’s start with email spam, by definition spam means to send unsolicited messages in bulk via email or other means. I’m sure almost everyone should be familiar...
by Ellyse Dwyer | Jan 30, 2020 | Blog, Security, Web Hosting
Hi everyone, about a week and a half ago WordPress released a maintenance update titled WordPress Version 5.2.3. Within it were several minor security and quality of life fixes. Here’s a link to the patch notes. Version 5.2.3 If you read through those notes you might...
