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Two vulnerabilities published on April 2, 2026 — CVE-2026-34980 and CVE-2026-34990 — chain into a complete unauthenticated remote-to-root exploit against any Linux server running CUPS with a shared PostScript queue reachable on the network. Active exploitation has been confi... (Read more)

If you still run a DirectAdmin Legacy license, July 2026 is the point where "we will deal with it later" stops being a serious plan. The real problem is not the license label by itself. It is that MariaDB 10.6 reaches end of life on July 6, 2026, while Legacy environments ar... (Read more)

You should automate WordPress updates with WP Toolkit hooks if you manage enough sites that manual maintenance has already become inconsistent, delayed, or dependent on whoever happens to be available when something breaks. You should keep updates manual only if you have a s... (Read more)

At 11:20 UTC on November 18, 2025, Cloudflare's global network experienced what the company described as "a spike in unusual traffic" that triggered widespread HTTP 500 errors across thousands of websites and services worldwide. X (formerly Twitter), ChatGPT, Canva, Letterb... (Read more)

A major performance enhancement called TCP zero-copy send has been added to the Linux kernel. This new feature allows web servers to send website data with significantly less CPU overhead. The result is faster data transmission and a greater capacity to handle high traffic. ... (Read more)

The rise of AI-powered tools for creating custom WordPress blocks is an exciting trend, but it introduces new performance considerations. To run a complex, AI-assisted website reliably, you need a hosting environment with dedicated resources, like a VPS. The increased PHP p... (Read more)