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Open-Xchange provides enterprise-class email, as well as calendar, address book, document and task management to its world-wide partner ecosystem, which includes the likes of 1&1 Internet, Network Solutions, France’s OVH and Switzerland’s Hostpoint. (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Open-source collaboration software developer Open-Xchange ( www.open-xchange.com ) will be hosting its second world-wide partner event November 4, 2010, in Cologne, Germany, where about 200 attendees are expected to gather to learn from experts and from each other how to advance their businesses using email and collaboration services. According to Open-Xchange, the event is free for qualified attendees, and will take place on November 4 in at KölnSky, which is located next to the famous Cologne cathedral (Kölner Dom) on the Rhine river.

Open-Xchange provides enterprise-class email, as well as calendar, address book, document and task management to its world-wide partner ecosystem, which includes the likes of 1&1 Internet, Network Solutions, France’s OVH and Switzerland’s Hostpoint.

Network Solutions reported today that a mass compromise of parked domains belonging to their customers affected significantly less domains than previously thought.

A widespread web attack that hit domains parked at web hosting provider Network Solutions affected far fewer domains than previously estimated, according to the company’s preliminary analysis of the attack. Late last week, researchers at Santa Clara, Calif.-based security firm Armorize, said anywhere from 500,000 to five million parked domains at Network Solutions had been serving malware to visitors due to an infected widget embedded into the pages. However, based on its preliminary analysis of the attack, Network Solutions determined that less than 120,000 parked domains were affected, the web hosting provider said in a blog post Tuesday

08|16|2010 6:14 pm EDT Millions of Network Solutions Parked Pages Were Serving Malware by Adam Strong in Categories: Miscellaneous – 1 Comment Armorize, a web security company, reported on their blog today that Network Solutions had been displaying a widget box that contains malware .  The company was notified and quickly remedied the parking pags.  Based on a yahoo search only, there are over 5 million domain names with NSI parked landers that may have been affected by this drive by malware

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Server Chip Maker Smooth-Stone Raises $48 Million in VC Funding News: CyberlinkASP Offers Virtual Desktop on SoftLayer Cloud News: C7 Data Centers Raises $9M in Capital News: Data Center Firm Latisys Secures New $110 Million Credit Facility News: Report: Network Solutions Hack hit up to 5 Million Sites (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — According to a Tech Herald report appearing over the weekend, an attack on a widget offered by hosting company Network Solutions to customers of its hosting and domain parking services led to the distribution of malware by sites displaying the widget, through the compromise of Network Solutions’ own growsmallbusiness.com site, which distributed the widget. An update to the report posted Sunday says the compromise has since been patched by Network Solutions, at least temporarily, by commenting out the code to prevent it from loading.

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: Server Chip Maker Smooth-Stone Raises $48 Million in VC Funding News: CyberlinkASP Offers Virtual Desktop on SoftLayer Cloud News: C7 Data Centers Raises $9M in Capital News: Data Center Firm Latisys Secures New $110 Million Credit Facility News: Report: Network Solutions Hack hit up to 5 Million Sites (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — According to a Tech Herald report appearing over the weekend, an attack on a widget offered by hosting company Network Solutions to customers of its hosting and domain parking services led to the distribution of malware by sites displaying the widget, through the compromise of Network Solutions’ own growsmallbusiness.com site, which distributed the widget. An update to the report posted Sunday says the compromise has since been patched by Network Solutions, at least temporarily, by commenting out the code to prevent it from loading

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