It has not been a good month for WordPress. Earlier this month there was a large DoS attack against the WordPress admin page and now there is a remote code execution vulnerability with WP Super Cache and W3 Total Cache.
DetailsUmbra Hosting is proud to announce a partnership with CloudFlare, a web performance and security company. If you haven’t heard about CloudFlare before, our purpose is simple: we’ll make any website twice as fast and protect it from a broad range of web threats.
DetailsThere is currently a significant attack being launched against WordPress based sites. The attackers are attempting to brute force log into the WordPress administrative interface. From what we have seen they are attempting to use the user-id of “admin” and various passwords.
DetailsOne of the most common questions we receive is “how do I preview my site before updating DNS?”. This is actually quite easy and just involves three simple steps
DetailsOverall uptime for the month of March 2013 was 99.994%. 23 of 25 servers had 100% uptime.
DetailsNetwork Engineers will be performing a planned maintenance within our Franklin, Wisconsin Datacenter. The work will be performed on 10-Mar-2013, during the maintenance window of 12:01AM-6:00AM, Central US time. Although we expect the downtime to be minimal, we ask that you plan accordingly due to possible unforeseen occurrences during the maintenance window.
DetailsOverall uptime for the month of February 2013 was 99.836%.
DetailsOverall uptime for the month of January 2013 was 99.998%.
DetailsOverall uptime for the month of December 2012 was 99.991%. For better accuracy, we have started reporting uptime to 3 decimal places.
DetailsThe best defense you can employ against an email hacker is creating a strong password for your account, to prevent ‘brute force’ (automated password guessing) attempts.
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