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Website hacks are no longer rare incidents. They are a growing operational challenge for web hosts and digital agencies. When a client’s site gets compromised, the immediate expectation is clear: fast resolution and expert support. If providers fail to respond effectively, frustration builds quickly and often leads to customer churn. However, security incidents can also

Let's Encrypt issues approximately ten million certificates per day and is closing in on protecting one billion websites, making its May 13 root certificate switch a change that affects the majority of SSL certificates in any hosting provider's customer base. The two deadlines that require immediate action are May 13, when renewal automation must be verified to handle future shorter lifetimes correctly, and July 8, when client authentication certificates issued by Let's Encrypt stop working entirely. Providers whose automation relies on acme.sh face an additional gap: acme.sh does not yet support ACME Renewal Information (RFC 9773), the mechanism that lets Let's Encrypt communicate renewal windows directly to clients.

Cloudflare's 2026 Threat Report describes attackers who log in rather than break in, using stolen session tokens that bypass MFA entirely. On World Backup Day, the question worth asking is not whether you have a backup, but whether the attacker who logged into your environment three weeks ago has already found it.

The European Commission confirmed attackers accessed its AWS-hosted Europa.eu infrastructure and took data. AWS says its platform was not the issue, the customer account configuration was.

There’s a moment in the hosting sales flow where everything can quietly fall apart. The customer has picked a plan, they’re ready to buy, and mentally they’re already there. It should be frictionless from this point on. And then you show them a security upsell. Suddenly, doubt creeps in. Not because the product changed, but

The hosting industry has gone through a major transformation in recent years. Infrastructure is faster, tools are more mature, and automation keeps improving. AI is also starting to reshape how services are built and managed.

China's amended Cybersecurity Law, Hong Kong's first critical infrastructure statute, and Singapore's expanded compliance framework have all taken effect. For hosting businesses operating in the region, the compliance cost of inaction is now measured in millions.

High-profile breaches in South Korea, a near-universal shift toward outsourced security operations in Vietnam, and an evolving ransomware threat profile are defining the security reality for Asian hosting providers this quarter.

A community-led forensic investigation links the attacks to a reported breach of 21 million records from PrestaShop's own Addons Marketplace.  PrestaShop has not confirmed or denied the connection, only issued a security alert on February 12, 2026, notifying merchants that a digital skimmer is actively replacing payment buttons on checkout pages with fraudulent duplicates.  When

TL;DR - Hosting.com (formerly A2 Hosting) has rolled out Monarx security across its full global server fleet. Hosting.com runs infrastructure serving more than 3 million websites across 40+ locations and this deployment covers all of them, not a subset or premium tier. What Monarx does Monarx is a cybersecurity company focused entirely on securing one

Grafana has released a set of emergency security patches after discovering a critical vulnerability in its Enterprise editions. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-41115, carries the maximum CVSS score of 10.0 and affects environments where the SCIM feature is enabled and used for automated user provisioning.

he first day of the Domain Summit London 2025 has officially wrapped, and you can feel the energy. Industry leaders, innovators, and domain enthusiasts from around the globe have gathered at the prestigious "Business Design Center" for what is already shaping up to be an unforgettable event. As the day's sessions conclude, we're left with a wealth of new ideas and a renewed sense of community.

The Secure Hosting Alliance (SHA) is an initiative that brings together hosting companies and industry experts to increase responsibility among hosting service providers. David Snead, Director of the Secure Hosting Alliance, spoke with Konrad Keck to explain how SHA operates and why it's important.

Some time ago, I discussed comparing BitNinja with Imunify360, where I mentioned the upcoming AI features that were set to revolutionize the way we manage server security. Today, I am pleased to announce that BitNinja has kept its promises by introducing a new, advanced AI Patch Management module.