Category: Industry reports

Verisign has set the .web dates. Before general registration opens on April 6, 2027, eligible .com owners can claim the matching .web at their registrar.

Malware that shows AI a clean site, ChatGPT-drafted support tickets and a WordPress flaw found with AI for about $25 in model costs: five cases with Monarx.

Verisign has dropped its plan to delete existing third-level .name domains and will keep supporting them while at least one registrar offers them.

DreamHost's Unlimited Policy is now "Legacy." Across 10 hosts, every entry plan has a storage figure, and "unlimited" survives mainly on bandwidth.

About 64% of domains leaving Hostinger's DNS and 70% of those leaving Namecheap's went to expiry pages, not to rivals, by our count.

The four largest Swiss-owned hosts hold 39.8% of .ch domains by our count, while the UK has one British-owned operator among its eight largest.

GoDaddy's Core segment grew $33.2 million in Q3. Domain revenue rose $40.6 million, while Core revenue outside domains, hosting included, fell $7.4 million.

Renewals, domains, usage, acquisitions, capacity and licenses: how six hosting business models earn their money in 2026, from their own filings.

Hostinger's chief product officer on plans without upsells, a mostly free AI agent and how the company decides which products to keep.

A timeline of how hosts, panels and distributions handled PHP2Shell, from the October 20 leak to CISA's October 26 KEV listing.