As many as 25,000 web servers infected with Linux malware have been used in the past two years to hit website visitors with two variants of Windows malware. Security researchers in Europe are urging ...

Ransomware authors continue their hunt for new sources of income. After targeting consumer and then business computers, they’ve now expanded their attacks to Web servers. Malware researchers from ...

In the rapidly evolving digital age, web application security has become a cornerstone of IT strategies across industries. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, the necessity of robust security ...

Even a Linux fan might not have heard of CentOS Linux but, if you’re a Web or other edge-server administrator, I can guarantee you know about CentOS. That’s because, according to Web Technology ...

Shuttleworth choose Web servers for his benchmark because “Web services are a public affair.” Nevertheless, Shuttleworth claims that “the trend is even starker if you look at what we know of new-style ...

Best Web Hosting Services: Top 10 Tested by our Experts Best Linux Hosting Providers: Flexible, Fast, and Secure Linux web hosting is the preferred choice for many hosting veterans. It’s highly ...

CloudLinux’s security platform for Linux-based websites and web servers contains a high-severity PHP deserialization bug. A high-severity security vulnerability in CloudLinux’s Imunify360 ...

So, how can you determine whether Linux has a role in your customers' organizations? Here are recommendations from VARBusiness sister publication Network Computing on what works and what to avoid.

Linux may be enjoying great popularity in the mobile arena, thanks to Android–and even on the desktop, to an increasing extent–but there’s no denying its longtime success on servers. With outstanding ...

You've probably seen the headlines: Thousands of Linux servers used in cyber attacks on U.S. banks; Tens of thousand of Apache servers now distributing malware; Massive served-based DDoS attacks are ...

A newly discovered form of malware that targets Linux servers acting as Web servers allows an attacker to directly inject code into any page on infected servers ...