8 things to look for in the best virtual private server plans
Find a VPS package with all these characteristics and you can’t go far wrong.
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4 consumer trends that could help web designers find new clients
The wellness, beauty, interior and ethical food industries are booming according to research. So how can web designers take advantage?
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What is Self-managed VPS hosting at Heart Internet?
Find out all about our new range of self-managed VPS packages.
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Five neat things about the WordPress Toolkit
With our new Managed VPS platform, you get the Plesk Onyx control panel and the WordPress Toolkit. But what makes it so good for hosting WordPress sites?
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The basics of server monitoring
Keeping everything running smoothly is 99% of a server administrator’s job. We get into the basics of server monitoring and what you need to keep track of.
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Four easy ways to clean your Linux server
System clean-up is something that you should do regularly. Here are four easy ways to keep your Linux server running smooth.
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Three Timely SSH Tricks
Using SSH is one of the most versatile tools in your sysadmin toolbox. We have three tricks to get even more out of your SSH!
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Major Windows exploit tools leaked – please update your servers
A known hacker group has released tools stolen from the NSA to exploit Windows machines. Please ensure that your server has the latest security updates installed.
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MySQL security hole found – please update your servers
A security hole has been found in MySQL that can be used to gain root access on servers. We have the details of the issue and how you can fix it on your VPS or dedicated server.
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Vulnerability discovered in ImageMagick
There’s been a major vulnerability discovered in ImageMagick – known officially as CVE-2016-3714. There is a way for system administrators to protect against this vulnerability.
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