Eleven charts showing spam volume and top countries of origin (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Four out of five malware-infected emails contained variants of the Koobface Trojan (known also as TR.Crypt.ZPACK.Gen) in the past month, according to the latest email-security report from German e-mail security specialist eleven ( www.eleven.de ), which also reported a rise in malware using JavaScript. According to the E-mail Security Report October 2010 from eleven, Koobface first appeared on the social network Facebook, and has now not only spread to other platforms, but has evolved into one of the most widespread email worms

RIM Snaps Up Documents To Go App-Maker Now that Research in Motion has acquired DataViz, some are wondering what RIM has planned for the Documents To Go application.

Click here to RSVP to WHIR Events: Denver – Aug 26, 2010 Phoenix – Sept 23, 2010 Washington, DC – Oct 21 Five Most Recent Posts News: VMware Unveils Virtual Email and Collaboration Appliance News: American Eagle Site Suffers Unusual Multi-Day Outage News: Cloud Firm Voxel Expands Service Across Equinix Data Centers News: Bobcares Unveils On-the-Go Server Monitoring App for iPhone OS News: Rackspace Offers Cloud Servers for Windows (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web host and data center technical support, software development and phone support services provider Bobcares ( www.bobcares.com ) has announced a brand new iPhone application for monitoring and managing servers. According to Bobcares’ Tuesday announcement, the iHawk monitoring system lets users view the status of their servers on the iPhone.

Web Hosting News – Spain – The leading Internet presence, managed hosting and cloud computing service company Arsys has reduced its energy consumption by 20% in the past year, since its new Data Center came online in July 2009.

Apple Most Vulnerable Platform: Report Apple leads the pack when it comes to the number of security vulnerabilities, leaving both Microsoft and Adobe in its wake, according to a Secunia report Thursday, contradicting perceptions that Apple products are inherently more secure than Windows and other platforms. According to the “Secunia Half Year Report 2010,” Apple leads pack of Top 10 vendors with the most vulnerabilities in their products, which included giants such as Oracle, Microsoft, Adobe Systems and Google. ..

Web Hosting News – SAN JOSE, CA – Force10 Networks, Inc., the global technology leader that data center, service provider and enterprise customers rely on when the network is their business, today announced that Network Redux, a managed hosting service provider in Portland, OR, has selected S-Series™ access switches from Force10 Networks to provide top-of-rack (ToR) server aggregation and switching functionality to an IT infrastructure tasked with serving a rapidly growing customer base. Network Redux chose S50 access switches to help improve the performance of its network infrastructure that was previously struggling to keep up with its growing business. “As a hosting provider, availability and reliability are critical success factors since our customers put their faith in our ability to ensure that their Web infrastructure is always accessible,” says Thomas Brenneke, president, Network Redux

S-Series™ Access Switches to Deliver Top-of-Rack Switching with Core-Like Performance and Port Density SAN JOSE, Calif.–( BUSINESS WIRE )–Force10 Networks, Inc., the global technology leader that data center, service provider and enterprise customers rely on when the network is their business, today announced that Network Redux, a managed hosting service provider in Portland, OR, has selected S-Series™ access switches from Force10 Networks to provide top-of-rack (ToR) server aggregation and switching functionality to an IT infrastructure tasked with serving a rapidly growing customer base. Network Redux chose S50 access switches to help improve the performance of its network infrastructure that was previously struggling to keep up with its growing business.

04|09|2010 2:02 pm EDT Latonas.com First Daily Auction Rings In Over $130,000 In Sales by Adam Strong in Categories: Domain Auction – 6 Comments Latonas.com announced that the switch from a daily sales newsletter to daily auctions just yesterday and the auction’s are off to a running start.  Reminiscent of the early days of Bido.com, the inaugural auction featured all 117 domains with $1 starting bids. From our “unofficial” tally (see at bottom of post), the auctions closed today with $132,045 in sales.  Top bids were received on Practicing.com at $25,000 and ePayments.com at $16,500

By David Fiedler At some point in every web developer’s career, one sits down, breathes a heavy sigh, and gets the feeling “I’ve done this all before, and too many times”. Whether you work internal to a company, as a freelance developer, or just for your own network of sites, eventually the 80/20 rule hits you.

NGASI releases AppServer Manager 10.0 Wednesday, February 24, 2010, 5:14:13 AM Application server management software developer NGASI ( ngasi.com ) announced it has launched NGASI AppServer Manager 10.0, which automates multiple installations and configurations of Application Servers and Applications on a single server machine, across multiple virtual servers, and across multiple physical servers. The 10.0 release now includes tighter integration for Glassfish, running on Windows in a hosted environment, in addition to continued support for other platforms and application servers such as Linux and Tomcat