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Why Argon2 matters for hosting speed Argon2 is the current recommended password-hashing algorithm for new applications because it is designed to resist…

Why bcrypt can affect hosting speed Bcrypt is intentionally slow: it is a CPU-bound, salted hash function built to make brute-force attacks…

Why training can hurt your hosting and website performance If you run training jobs,whether that’s training a machine learning model, running heavy…

How honeypots work and common types A honeypot is a deliberately exposed decoy service or system that attracts attackers so defenders can…

How CAPTCHAs operate and where they affect performance CAPTCHAs are security controls that distinguish humans from automated traffic by presenting a challenge,…

How a Worm Slows Down hosting When a worm infects a server or virtual host, the effect on hosting speed is rarely…

How malware slows hosting speed Malware does not have to crash a server to make a website feel sluggish. Even small infections…

Why brute-force attacks slow down hosting A brute-force attack is a repeated, automated attempt to gain access to accounts, admin panels, or…

How a Web Application Firewall Affects hosting Speed A web application firewall (WAF) sits between your visitors and your web server to…

How security affects hosting performance Security measures are essential for any modern website, but they do not come for free. Every layer…