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August 20, 2019

Modular Data Center Market Driven by Growing Demand for Eco-Friendly Construction of Data Centers

Modular data centers comprise a process of rapid installation of data centers, allowing quick portability and faster construction times, among other benefits. The growing demand for data centers is likely to be the primary driver for the modular data center […]
February 13, 2019

Why Backing up a Website Is Vital

There are services, whose work is monitoring statistics and who report a growing number of businesses suspended or stopped entirely due to data losses. Most small and medium-sized enterprises (about 68% of those questioned) that are more vulnerable to the […]
December 6, 2018

Top 5 Concerns of Security Directors and Managers

Security managers have a delicate job to keep safety measures to the maximum without jeopardizing the primary workflow of their clients. But as the number of threats is constantly increasing, ranging from terrorist threats to cyber attacks, the task is […]
December 5, 2018

How Wearable Data Stored in the Cloud Help Doctors?

Wearables and wearable health apps are mainstream now, so much so that even health regulatory bodies are measuring their implications and benefits. If smartwatches and the fitness bands were known to have made the life of fitness freaks better by […]
September 6, 2018

The Scope of Ransomware Attacks: How Dangerous Can They Get?

In this hyper-digital world, everyone is connected to everyone. This hyper-connectivity rewards brilliant advantages but entails a fair share of problems which can be devastating in effect. One of these problems is ransomware attacks. The entire corporate landscape around the […]
February 9, 2018

This Week in Getting Hacked: All Allegiance to the Mining Botnet Overlords

Welcome back to ‘This Week in Getting Hacked’—the world’s greatest cybersecurity-related link dump! Each week, we bring you the best news stories from the cybersecurity field, letting you know who’s getting hacked, who’s hacking, what data is leaking, and about […]
February 7, 2018

History of IP Addresses Part 3: Recording Assigned Internet Names and Numbers

Welcome to part 3 of our episodic journey through the history of IP addresses. We had the origin story, and then the innovation and improvement, and now we’ll take a look at just how people organized, distributed, and recorded who […]
January 19, 2018

This Week in Getting Hacked: Hawaii Left a Password on a Sticky Note Edition

Welcome back to ‘This Week in Getting Hacked’—the world’s greatest cybersecurity-related link dump! Each week, we bring you the best news stories from the cybersecurity field, letting you know who’s getting hacked, who’s hacking, what data is leaking, and about […]
January 12, 2018

This Week in Getting Hacked: CoffeeMiner Edition

Welcome back to ‘This Week in Getting Hacked’—the world’s greatest cybersecurity-related link dump! Each week, we bring you the best news stories from the cybersecurity field, letting you know who’s getting hacked, who’s hacking, what data is leaking, and about […]
This Week in Getting Hacked: CoffeeMiner Edition
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