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What a 398-Patch Tuesday Means for Your Windows VPS
Microsoft’s August 2026 update covered 398 vulnerabilities, 42 of them rated critical, and a single one already being exploited in the wild…
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Forminator’s Critical Flaw Is a Lesson in Upload Folder Security
Forminator, the form and quiz builder plugin running on more than 600,000 WordPress sites, shipped a patch on July 31, 2026 for…
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Namecheap’s First Outage in 25 Years Is a Good Reason to Ask What Your Own Setup Depends On
Executive Summary & Key Incident Details – Incident Date: Thursday, August 14, 2026 – Provider & Facility: Namecheap, RadiusDC data center (Phoenix)…
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The EU’s New AI Labelling Rule Started August 2. Does It Apply to Your Blog?
A compliance deadline that already passed while most site owners weren’t looking Article 50 of the EU AI Act became fully enforceable…
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PrestaShop on VPS: When Shared Hosting Actually Stops Being Enough
A PrestaShop store’s checkout runs fine all day, then crawls to a stop every Friday evening, with no code changes and no…
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Hepsia vs cPanel: What the Feature Lists Don’t Tell You
Hepsia is a proprietary, consolidated control panel bundled by specific hosting providers to manage domains, billing, and site files in one place,…
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Is AI Search Sending Stores Real Customers? What Shopify’s Own Data Shows
For online publishers, AI answer engines have mostly meant less traffic. A question gets answered inside the AI tool, and the click…
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The Hidden Cost of Bot Traffic: Why Bandwidth Limits Matter When Choosing a Host
By one measure, automated traffic already made up 53% of all web traffic in 2025. That’s Imperva’s Bad Bot Report, which counts…
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What AI Crawlers Actually Read on Your Site: robots.txt vs. llms.txt Explained
Two files, both plain text, both sitting at your site’s root, both apparently about controlling what crawls your site. In practice, they…
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Why Legacy PHP Is a Security Risk for WordPress Sites (and How to Fix It)
If your WordPress site is still running on PHP 7 or earlier, it’s not just outdated. It’s sitting on top of thousands…
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