Choosing the right web hosting company is one of the most important decisions when starting a website. Whether you are running a personal blog, business website, eCommerce store, or online service, your web hosting company plays a major role in your website’s performance, speed, security, and reliability. A good web hosting provider helps your website stay online, load quickly, handle growing traffic, and protect important data. On the other hand, poor hosting can lead to slow loading times, website downtime, security issues, and loss of visitors or customers. Since your …

Over the last decade, the hosting industry has evolved rapidly, but 2018 marked a major turning point. Businesses of all sizes started moving away from traditional hosting models and embracing cloud infrastructure at a much larger scale. This shift made many experts call 2018 the year cloud hosting goes mainstream. The growing demand for flexibility, scalability, and cost-effective infrastructure pushed cloud hosting into the spotlight. Companies no longer wanted rigid hosting plans, expensive hardware upgrades, or long-term limitations. Instead, they looked for hosting solutions that could adapt to changing business …

Modern businesses rely heavily on web applications, cloud platforms, and servers that must operate continuously. Even a short downtime can impact customer experience, revenue, and operational efficiency. This is why server monitoring tools are essential for IT teams and system administrators. Server monitoring tools help track server performance, uptime, CPU usage, memory consumption, network traffic, and application health. These tools also generate alerts when issues arise, allowing teams to respond quickly before problems escalate. In addition to tools, organizations also need proper processes and skilled teams to monitor alerts and …

GhostHook is a new attack technique which allows hackers to bypass kernel protections of Windows 10 PatchGuard and plant rootkits within systems. PatchGuard is a software tool that has been designed to forbid the kernel of 64-bit versions of Windows operating systems from being patched, preventing attackers from executing malicious code or running rootkits at the kernel level. According to the researchers at CyberArk, GhostHook is neither an elevation nor an exploitation technique but a post-exploitation attack where the attacker has control over the compromised system. It provides the hacker …