Avoiding the Perils of WordPress Malware Scams

As WordPress grows, malware scams and phishing attacks become more prominent. Since millions of sites use WordPress, scammers are aware that even a little success can bring them significant profits. Nowadays, spotting these scams is not as easy as it used to be. In fact, they often take the form of updates or security patches, which makes them even more dangerous for site managers.   One of the recently developed malware scams doing the rounds is…

Building Customer Confidence with Backup Solutions

Trust is an invaluable currency within the market of website hosting services. Clients expect their host to manage and protect critical data, keep it safe, retrievable, and shielded from loss. Clear backup policies are a must to build that trust.  The Importance of Transparent Backup Policies  A backup policy stipulates which data is backed up, when, the retention time, and how the backup can be restored. When users do not own their backups, they can…

JetBackup Version 5.3.15 Release Notes

We’re thrilled to introduce several major enhancements of JetBackup v5.3.15 to the Alpha Tier. This release includes exciting new features such as the support for Ubuntu 24.04, the ability to change update tiers directly from the GUI, and the option to delete backups on the GUI. These improvements are designed to provide a more flexible and user-friendly experience. The release notes summarize the issues addressed in the update. Please note that “Base” features and bug…

JetBackup Newsletter | March 2025

World Backup Day is just around the corner, and JetBackup is celebrating in a big way. We packed this newsletter with everything you need to know, from new product releases, product updates, and special offers. Whether you’re a longtime partner or just getting started with JetBackup, there’s something here for everyone. Stay up to date | Join our mailing list by clicking HERE

The Y2Q Problem and the Hosting Industry

The future is here, and the birth of quantum computing is sure to disrupt our digital security landscape. With every passing year, the shadow of the Y2Q problem—short for “Year to Quantum” grows more prominent. During this advancement, one of the top priorities is how we can approach preserving our digital structure and systems. The Y2Q risks start with social security numbers, credit cards, and sensitive company files, all stored on servers that are susceptible…