Malware used to compromise email and web hosting has been found in the cloud, reports the Register. 

A fast-evolving toolkit that can be used to compromise email and web hosting services represents a disturbing evolution of attacks in the cloud, which for the most part have previously been confined to mining cryptocurrencies.

According to InfoWorld, companies pay extra to use containers within a cloud based application.

Back in 2019, I wrote about the “container tax.” In simple terms, this is the additional cost to use containers properly within a cloud-based application.

There are several mistakes your business can make with/in the cloud that can be very bad for your business, reports CIO.

The cloud has changed the IT and business worlds forever, and generally for the better.