Jarland Donnell

All times referenced are in US/Central time zone. Deserved Credit The owner of our server provider, QuickPacket, Jeff drove just over 800 miles and had to spend the night in Ashburn to help us recover from this event. Will your hosting provider do that for you? Because ours deserves

In the vast expanse of the internet, the battle against spam is a never-ending struggle. Recently, concerns have been raised about the .monster top-level domain (TLD), with suspicions that it might be serving as a haven for spammers. This blog post delves into the alarming pattern of one-day spam domains

In the ever-evolving world of the internet, the commitment to free speech is not just a virtue, but a necessity for companies providing internet services. The dynamic landscape of social behavior and public opinion is such that today's villain can easily become tomorrow's hero, and vice versa. The heroes of

Two days ago a customer of ours approached us to report what they called a vulnerability. While it's not an entirely unfair use of the word "vulnerability," it isn't quite deserving of being categorized with exposure of private data, server intrusions, or any of the normal things that often worry

In today's digital age, email plays a crucial role in our personal and professional lives. With the abundance of email service providers available, users often seek ways to streamline their email management by integrating different platforms. One popular combination is using Gmail as a frontend for MXroute, a reliable email

In the early morning of June 15th, users of MXroute experienced outbound delivery delays that disrupted their communication flow. The culprit behind this unexpected disruption was identified as MongoDB, a NoSQL database system. In this blog post, we will explore the details of the incident and draw an analogy between