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Here are our posts tagged security:

• Introducing Rate Limiting

  In the recent past, we have been experiencing some slowdowns, elevated queue times and error rates. Apart from Route 53, RDS and LAN outages we experienced on EC2, some of these i...
  Tim Koschützki  ·  April 18, 2012

• Improving Bill Limits

  Up until now, if you reached your bill limit (in case you had configured one in your account settings) no new Assemblies would be accepted. This is not desirable in most cases, as...
  Tim Koschützki  ·  December 28, 2012

• Improving the Way We Handle Assembly Crashes

  Crashed Assemblies are Assemblies that finish with the error code ASSEMBLY_CRASHED. Unfortunately they still occur from time to time due to server problems or outages. Only about e...
  Tim Koschützki  ·  January 2, 2013

• On Upgrades & Goodbyes

  Every six months, we like to share our highlights in a newsletter. It has been a little overdue, so let's get to it! 😄
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  August 8, 2014

• We Are Changing How Signature Authentication Works

  We would like to announce a change to the way signature authentication works. This change will become effective next Thursday, December 18 at 10 AM UTC.
  Tim Koschützki  ·  December 11, 2014

• New Robot for Virus Detection

  As people are moving more parts of their life to digital platforms, stakes are getting higher and keeping them safe becomes more important than ever.
  Marius Kleidl  ·  July 21, 2015

• A Word on ImageTragick

  Early this morning, word came out about a critical bug in ImageMagick, which was quickly nicknamed ImageTragick. Transloadit is a sponsor and long time user of ImageMagick, so it i...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  May 4, 2016

• Beefing up security: SSL upgraded

  As we have stated many times before, 100% security is a myth. Of course, that is not to say that we aren’t doing everything we can to keep the use of our service as secure as possi...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  July 1, 2016

• Happy 2017 from Transloadit

  2016 has been another booming year at Transloadit. Our team is now larger than it has ever been before and all those extra hands have made sure that we got a lot done these past tw...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  January 6, 2017

• Ghostscript security incident

  On August 21, 2018, Tavis Ormandy of Google's Project Zero disclosed security issues with the way that ImageMagick delegates work to Ghostscript.
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  August 30, 2018

• Opening in a third datacenter, and other upcoming network changes

  Opening in Singapore
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  December 20, 2018

• Vulnerability disclosure

  On Thursday June 20, 2019, our support captain raised a red alert when a vulnerability was reported that a Transloadit server could be rooted. This is the maximum amount of privile...
  Kevin van Zonneveld  ·  July 30, 2019