So, your business runs software that needs Windows. Maybe it’s a SQL server, a .NET application, a line-of-business package, an accounting or ERP system, remote desktop for staff, or something...
So, you have picked (or are about to pick) a VPS. But now, you’re staring at three potential panel options and have got no clue about what truly separates them....
Are you weighing Linux as something that matters to your business? Perhaps you have a revenue-generating site, a customer-facing app, an internal tool, or something else entirely. And you’d want...
VPSBlocks is aware of the recently assigned vulnerability GhostLock (CVE-2026-43499). At this time, only experimental and preliminary information has been made available. The vulnerability details, affected software versions, severity, exploitation...
When a VPS Makes More Sense Than Shared Hosting Let’s consider why you might be here… Maybe your site has slowed down, a traffic spike took it offline, you hit...
For many businesses, backups are only thought about after something goes wrong. Unfortunately, by the time data loss, corruption, ransomware, accidental deletion, or hardware failure occurs, it is already too...
Over the past week, the hosting and infrastructure industry has seen a significant increase in publicly disclosed security vulnerabilities affecting cPanel, Linux operating systems, and related software platforms. Some of...
Overview CVE-2026-43284, commonly referred to as “Dirty Frag”, is a Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability affecting parts of the Linux networking subsystem associated with ESP and XFRM packet handling....
Last week, the hosting industry responded to one of the most serious cPanel related vulnerabilities disclosed in recent years, identified as CVE-2026-41940. This vulnerability affected cPanel, WHM, DNSOnly, and WP...
Overview CVE-2026-31431, commonly referred to as “Copy Fail”, is a Linux kernel local privilege escalation vulnerability affecting the Linux cryptographic subsystem, specifically the algif_aead and AF_ALG interfaces within the kernel....