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--- hosting [2014/01/11 00:46] – anonymous
+++ hosting [2014/01/11 22:18] – Spelling: payed -> paid bobjonkman
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 ====== Tips for self-hosting ======
 ===== Security levels of hosting methods =====
-This section gives a list of methods in which ways it is possible to setting up own services and describes its advantages and disadvantages.
+This section gives a list of methods in which ways it is possible to setting up own services and describes its advantages and disadvantages. Besides that, it gives information about which threats are higher or lower by using the corresponding method. We distinguish between 6 threats[0]:
+  * **Confidentiality** is keeping assets or knowledge about assets away from unauthorized parties.
+  * **Integrity** is keeping assets undamaged and unaltered.
+  * **Availability** is the assurance that assets are available to parties authorized to use them.
+  * **Consistency** is when assets behave and work as expected, all the time.
+  * **Control** is the regulation of access to assets.
+  * **Audit** is the ability to verify that assets are secure.
 ==== Using services on free service providers (e.g. wordpress.com) ====
+DESCRIPTION
+  * **Confidentiality**:
 === Advantages ===
   * easy setup
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   * privacy issues
 ==== Hosting services on a free web hosting service ====
-==== Hosting services on a payed web hosting service ====
+==== Hosting services on a paid web hosting service ====
-==== Hosting services on a payed virtual-private server ====
+==== Hosting services on a paid virtual-private server ====
-==== Hosting services on a payed physical server ("root server") ====
+==== Hosting services on a paid physical server ("root server") ====
-==== Hosting services on a payed managed server ====
+==== Hosting services on a paid managed server ====
 ==== Hosting services on your own in more secure location ====
+[0] https://ssd.eff.org/risk/threats