Chrome to roll out a new change that will block mixed content like HTTP images, videos, and audio, resulting in a “Not Secure” warning to the visitor.
Cloud / Press Releases
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HostDime’s Cloud Servers Now Available in Brazil
Lower your latency in South and Latin America with HostDime’s Brazil cloud servers, located in our Tier III data center in João Pessoa.
Misc
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Speed Up Your Cloud Server with HostDime’s Free CDN
HostDime’s Cloud Accelerator leverages 20 data center locations worldwide to provide an instant free CDN for web content hosted in our cloud infrastructure.
Misc
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HostDime Alex’s Guide to Downtown Orlando
Your guide to checking out Downtown Orlando, with HostDime Alex as your tour guide.
Security
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Email Ransomware on the Rise; Here’s How to Stop It
Every 14 seconds, a new business is targeted by ransomware, a virus that holds your system hostage until you pay the ransom. Here’s how to stop it from happening to you.
Support
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How to Speed Up a WordPress Site in 5 Easy Steps
If you are looking for how to speed up your WordPress site, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s the optimization techniques worth exploring.
Cloud
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Global IT Spending could Reach $4 Trillion by 2020, with Cloud Leading the Way
Worldwide IT spending will increase to $3.9 trillion in 2020. The biggest growth area is enterprise software as companies shift to cloud services.
Security
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DDoS Attacks Increasing in Length and Quantity in Q1 of 2019
Kaspersky’s new report shows DDoS attacks increased by 84% this quarter compared to Q4 2018. Perhaps more notably, the average length of attacks grew by an astounding 487%.
Cloud / Colocation / Misc
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Scale Your Enterprise with Edge Data Center Colocation
The global colocation market has seen sustained growth this decade with companies removing on-premises data center space in favor of modern colocation.
Misc
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Are You Prepared for Your Digital Afterlife?
Here’s a scary thought: you have no clue when your last login will be. That’s not particularly enjoyable to ponder, but it should be considered. What will happen to your server, domains, websites, passwords, pictures, documents, music, and files once you leave this dimension?