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Web Hosting

WordPress 7.1 Ships August 19: What Actually Changes for Site Owners

WordPress 7.1 is scheduled for release on August 19, 2026, timed to land on the final day of WordCamp US in Phoenix.…

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Web Hosting

WordPress 7.1: The Admin Change That Could Break Your Plugins

WordPress 7.1 ships today, August 19, 2026. While headlines focus on client-side media processing, a new Tabs block, and richer collaboration notes,…

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Security

The MLflow SSRF Flaw Attackers Use to Steal Cloud Credentials

CVE-2026-64849 is an MLflow SSRF flaw that lets attackers steal cloud credentials. What it means for any business self-hosting AI/ML tooling on…

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SEO & Marketing

Google’s August 2026 Spam Update: What Changed

The Google August 2026 spam update rolled out with almost no explanation. What changed, what didn’t, and what site owners should actually…

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Cloud Computing

What the GitHub Outage Teaches About Hosting Redundancy

GitHub had 257 outages in a year. Heres what the outage and Cursors rival platform launch teach small businesses about hosting redundancy.…

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Security

935 Attacks Over 1 Tbps: What Cloudflare’s H1 2026 DDoS Report Means for Your Host

935 DDoS attacks exceeded 1 Tbps in H1, up 519% quarter over quarter. What the Cloudflare DDoS report means for choosing a…

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AI & Automation

The EU’s New AI Labelling Rule Started August 2. Does It Apply to Your Blog?

The EU AI labelling rule in the AI Act now requires labelling AI-generated content in some cases. Here’s what Article 50 requires…

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Domains

Namecheap’s First Outage in 25 Years Is a Good Reason to Ask What Your Own Setup Depends On

A storm-triggered cooling failure caused the Namecheap outage of August 14, 2026. Here’s what the incident actually shows about vendor concentration risk.…

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Security

Forminator’s Critical Flaw Is a Lesson in Upload Folder Security

Forminator’s critical file upload bug (CVE-2026-15748) shows why upload folder security matters more than which form plugin you pick. Table of Contents…

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Security

What a 398-Patch Tuesday Means for Your Windows VPS

Microsoft patched 398 flaws on Patch Tuesday in August 2026, one already exploited. Here’s a practical patching sequence for a Windows Server…

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