Delivering IT Solutions Designed to Promote the Future Success of Each and Every One of Our Clients!. Computer Help L.A. began as a small business dedicated to assisting home and small business users with purchasing, installing and utilizing various technologies.
As we grew, we branched out to provide managed services - becoming a one-stop-shop for businesses that need everything from dataconnectivity to phone systems to 24-hour help desk services.Computer Help L.A. provides research and insight into current trends with technology, tips and tricks and general information on how every organization can best used information technology.
As we grew, we branched out to provide managed services - becoming a one-stop-shop for businesses that need everything from dataconnectivity to phone systems to 24-hour help desk services.Computer Help L.A. provides research and insight into current trends with technology, tips and tricks and general information on how every organization can best used information technology.
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Citing that "a number of critical communications service providers have been targeted by a rolling DDoS attack" in a recent statement, Morken also apologized to those who were significantly impacted and assured users that the issue was being addressed and fixed.
As attacks such as this continue to rise, it's important for fellow businesses to understand what exactly went wrong and if anything could have been done differently to avoid such a catastrophe.DDoS attacks and similar breaches of security can cause serious damage to business reputations and may even put companies under completely.
As attacks such as this continue to rise, it's important for fellow businesses to understand what exactly went wrong and if anything could have been done differently to avoid such a catastrophe.DDoS attacks and similar breaches of security can cause serious damage to business reputations and may even put companies under completely.
In a blog post issued Monday night, Facebook reported that the outage was the result of a configuration change to its routers. This "networking traffic issue" resulted in a cascading disruption to the way the company's data centers communicate. What should have been a routine Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) update wiped out the routing information that allows other networks to find sites like Facebook and Instagram?
