A new security advisory, CVE-2015-3456 called VENOM (Virtualized Environment Neglected Operations Manipulation), was recently released by the Linux Foundation. Our data centers in Dallas, Newark, London, Atlanta and Tokyo are secure against this vulnerability. We take all security alerts seriously […]
Webcrossing’s built-in server-side scripting language is JavaScript, which is, of course, object-oriented. Webcrossing also uses a NoSQL object-oriented database. Some people may be concerned about trying an OODB because they are so familiar with SQL, and feel they don’t know […]
POODLE vulnerability block This new version of the Webcrossing server has been upgraded to prevent the so-called “POODLE vulnerability” discovered by Google at the end of last year. Read more about POODLE here. Please note the vulnerability only affects sites […]
We are very excited about this new feature for the Webcrossing server. People familiar with Webcrossing over the years already know that each folder (forum) can be used as a separate email list. You can post to discussions in a […]
We have upgraded the Webcrossing server with the following change: Attachments. We fixed an issue with tracking “enclosure reference counts.” It’s rather techy, but the brief explanation is that the Webcrossing server has the ability to attach (or embed, for […]
