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When ChatGPT Recommends a Competitor’s Business Instead of Yours
A customer asks an AI assistant for a recommendation before they ever see your website Somebody searching for a plumber, a bakery,…
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What a Solar Eclipse Revealed About Regional Internet Traffic
On the afternoon of August 12, 2026, internet traffic in parts of Iceland, Spain, and Portugal dropped by as much as 46.7%…
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Should Your Business Register a .ai Domain? What It Actually Costs
A .ai domain name is a viable alternative for non-AI businesses facing .com availability limits or international naming constraints, provided they understand…
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Reddit’s ChatGPT Citations Dropped 86%. Nobody’s Fully Sure Why
Reddit’s share of ChatGPT Search citations was sitting at a steady 3.83% average between July 18 and August 7, 2026. By the…
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Why Your Next VPS Renewal Might Cost More: The RAM Shortage Explained
Amazon raised the price of an Echo Dot from $49.99 to $79.99 over a single weekend in August 2026, a 60% jump,…
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The GoDaddy Lawsuit Is About Stock Price. Here’s the Real Lesson
A $4.99-a-year domain registration promotion is now the center of a securities class action lawsuit against a publicly traded company. This highlights…
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OpenAI Says ChatGPT’s Own Fetch Bot Doesn’t Have to Follow Your Robots.txt
A sentence in OpenAI’s crawler docs that most site owners haven’t read Buried in OpenAI’s crawler documentation is a distinction that changes…
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UAT-10147: How AI Is Speeding Up Attacks on Linux Servers
Cisco Talos published research in August 2026 tracking a Chinese-speaking cybercrime group, designated UAT-10147, that has been compromising Windows and Linux servers…
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14 Trojanized npm Packages Are Dropping a Linux Backdoor
Fourteen npm packages published under names like streak-metrics-math, kit-map-vim, and streak-map-cache look like small calendar and streak-tracking utilities. Developers pull them in…
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CVE-2026-19478: What to Do If You’re Running GitLab on Your Own VPS
On August 17, 2026, GitLab shipped an emergency patch outside its normal twice-monthly release schedule. Three days later, security firm watchTowr had…
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