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Search ArticlescPanel Patches a Root-Level Flaw in Domain Parking: One Customer Account With Domain Permissions Was Enough
cPanel has patched a vulnerability that turned one of shared hosting’s most routine features into a route to full server takeover.
Atlas Digital Summit Debuts in Reykjavik: Two Days on What AI Does to the Hosting Business
A theater whose first screening was Ben-Hur in 1927 will spend two days this September on AI agents, supply-chain attacks and hosting M&A. Atlas Digital Summit, a new invite-only meeting for hosting and cloud infrastructure executives, opens on September 28 and 29 at Gamla Bio in Reykjavik, one month from now. The pitch fits in one line of the event’s own copy: “AI Can Build the App.
Melbicom Prices Its Premium CDN by Zone: EUR 0.03 per GB in 55 Territories, Up to 0.15 Elsewhere
Melbicom, the Vilnius-based infrastructure provider, launched a new set of CDN plans on August 19: a Premium network of 39 points of presence in 35 countries and a separate 12-location Volume network for bulk delivery. The headline Premium Go rate of 0.03 euros per gigabyte is real, but it comes with a map: Melbicom’s zone list assigns that entry rate to 55 of the 251 territories it classifies. At the entry tier, delivery to the other 196 territories costs three to five times that rate.
In Wix’s Report, .store Doubled and .ai Cracked the Top 10. Zone Files Rank Them 24th and 39th
In Wix’s registration data, .store doubled in five months and .ai climbed into the registrar’s top ten. Across the 200 zones our Market Insights tracking follows, .store ranks 24th and .ai 39th, each carrying under 1 percent of the 347.2 million domains that resolve there. Neither side is wrong. One measures this year’s registrations; the other measures the domain base the DNS has accumulated.
A Month Before Riga: What the First BalticNOG Delivered in Vilnius
The first BalticNOG opened with a keynote from APNIC’s chief scientist, who asked what a decade of encryption has cost network operators. Before it ended, Ukrainian speakers had explained how a registry, the country’s ISPs and a cable factory keep running under attack. That was Vilnius last September, and our co-founder Konrad Keck was in the room; he came back recommending the event without reservation.
Seventeen Providers, Five Ways to Bill AI, and a Credit That Means Three Things
One provider publishes examples of what its AI credits buy. Another sells a subscription with no unit at all, and reserves “additional charges or suspension” for customers who use too much. Both are selling the same thing: AI features to hosting customers. Buy AI website building at IONOS and a credit comes with published consumption examples: 150 credits covers two to three new pages or about fifty individual changes.
Namecheap’s Second Hosting Outage This Month Hits 78 Shared Servers
Technical issues affected 78 of Namecheap’s shared hosting servers on August 26, the company’s second hosting outage this month. The status post opened with “we are currently facing technical issues on the Shared hosting servers,” listed the affected servers under the labels Business, Premium and Server, and added: “Unfortunately, we have no ETA so far.” Recovery came the same evening.
InMotion Rolls Out Monarx ThreatShield Inside the PHP Engine Across Its Fleet
InMotion Hosting said on August 24 that it is deploying Monarx ThreatShield across its server fleet. The announcement gives few details about the scale or the commercial terms of the rollout, but its central technical claim is specific. According to Monarx, the protection does not sit in front of the servers reading traffic: it is built into the PHP engine, and judges a request by what the code does once it is already executing.
Is Bluehost Still a Hosting Company? – (Sachin Puri, BlueHost, Network Solutions)
Guest: Sachin Puri CEO of Bluehost Group and Network Solutions Group, part of Newfold Digital. Before joining Bluehost, he held senior roles at WP Engine and Liquid Web, with a background in growth, product, e-commerce, and technology. Today, he is leading Bluehost’s move beyond traditional hosting into AI, business tools, WordPress, and developer infrastructure.
Plesk Patches Three Flaws That Start From an Ordinary Customer Account
Plesk published advisories on August 25 for three vulnerabilities in its hosting control panel, each with a fix already available. None is described as requiring an administrator login. One could let a customer with an ordinary hosting subscription and a DNS-managed domain read arbitrary server files and recover the panel’s own credentials. One could let an authenticated user reach other customers’ databases. The third could let a user with an unprivileged hosting subscription execute code as root.