HostPapa’s Parent Company Has a New Name.
HostPapa hasn’t changed its name. Your login still works. Your plan hasn’t moved. But the company sitting above […]
Norton’s Owner Is in Talks to Buy GoDaddy. Here Is What That Means for Its Customers.
GoDaddy manages roughly one in five of all registered domains on the internet. That’s approximately 81 million domains […]
WordPress Core Is Experiencing Its Worst Security Year on Record.
Three months. Four named attack chains. All in WordPress core. No plugins involved in any of them. 2026 […]
A High-Severity Roundcube Flaw Is Being Actively Exploited. Check Your Version Now.
Most people who use webmail through their hosting control panel have never thought about what software is actually […]
The Data Centre Power Crisis: What It Means for Your Hosting
Fifty to sixty percent. That’s the share of scheduled US data centre capacity that Goldman Sachs expects to […]
How to Migrate Your Email When Switching Hosting Providers
Most guides about switching hosts spend a lot of time on website migration and almost none on email. […]
A Critical Flaw in LiteSpeed Lets One Shared Hosting Account Access Every Other Site
If your website sits on shared hosting and your provider uses LiteSpeed, there’s something worth knowing about right […]
Automattic’s Board Tried to Remove Matt Mullenweg. He’s Back. Here Is What It Means for WordPress.
On September 9, Automattic’s board voted to remove Matt Mullenweg as CEO of the company behind WordPress.com. Thirty-three […]
Cloudflare Is Changing Its AI Crawler Defaults Tomorrow. If You Block AI Bots, Check Your Settings Now.
If you clicked “Block AI bots” in your Cloudflare dashboard at any point in 2024 or 2025 and […]
PHP 8.0 and PHP 8.1 Are Being Removed from Shared Hosting. Check Your Site Now.
Your hosting provider may have already removed PHP 8.0 from its servers. If it hasn’t, it will before […]