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What Is Web Hosting Security?

Posted under Software on Website Hosting by Franc Serpes on Thursday 10 September 2009 at 7:10 pm

There are many new web hosts every single day, and they all want to have their minds put at ease when it comes to security for their sites. Any new website or online business is subject to being invaded by hackers looking to steal valuable information like account numbers, invoice records, personal data and other usable information. The best way for a merchant to ensure a protected site is to have the best security software working hand-in-hand with comprehensive daily security practices.

There are many companies working on many different ways of offering online businesses protection from fraudulent activities. Various vendors of the open-source Operating System (OS) Linux are working with other hardware and software companies to prevent hacking and other theft from occurring on merchant’s sites that are hosted with that OS. In fact, Microsoft, Apple and just about every tech company in every field supports this same effort. The reason? Millions, if not billions, of dollars are being stolen by “technothieves” and redirected from more positive uses by companies defending themselves against them.

How the bad guys work

Lately, the free “personal web hosting” sites have been increasingly targeted by hackers seeking ways that are both affordable and anonymous to store and distribute mobile malicious code (MMC) and powerful spyware. A particular menace is in the small programs known as “keyloggers” that steal personal, confidential information by creating a “log” of every “key” that computer users press on their keyboards. Once embedded on your computer, the hacker can access the data over the Internet.

What the researchers say

In 2007, a leading web research organization logged over 2,500 incidents of free hosting sites distributing MMC, Trojan horses and keyloggers. Software programs make use of this information to protect computer users from accidentally becoming victims of this malware by blocking access to known, infected sites. For a “one-two punch,” some anti-malware programs prevent harmful spyware applications from starting or running on users computers in the first place.

Bottom line

If you do not have the time to become (or remain) an specialist in web hosting security, it is understandable. However, there is no excuse for a web hosting firm to be even a minute behind the times in this vital space of expertise. If someone is taking cash from you to serve your site to the Internet, they should be totally on top of the security procedures and programs that will ensure the safety of your site and its data. Do not admit any excuses about it. If you are not happy with the security where your site is presently hosted, you don’t need to know everything about web hosting security, you only need to know one thing – get the finest aid you can get!

Franc Serpes is one of the top web hosting services specialist who have been working on a lot of hosting firms for many years, if you are interested in hosting services check his best web hosting guide!


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