A patched Elementor Pro form bug still left 84% of a 2.6 million site fleet exposed, and PHP shells survive...
Minisforum’s fanless S5 NAS is $599 without drives. Five PCIe 4.0 x1 slots, 12GB of soldered RAM, and a 15 TOPS NPU set the real limits.
GoDaddy opened hosting, email and commerce APIs so coding agents can take a working app live, with a person still approving the spend.
GreenGeeks put Node.js on Pro and Premium plans at $4.95 a month, betting AI-built apps will live on cPanel instead of a VPS.
U.S.NEXT dropped a 15-year Iowa client after a cyberattack that also took down 69 government websites, while counties stood up spare domains and mail stayed broken.
Sandisk’s NAS 800 posts 14,900 MB/s and 14 PBW, but Synology lists and 2.5GbE links leave most of that speed unused.
October Windows Server updates cap Exchange RPC lookups at 512, stalling OWA and mail queues; Microsoft’s workaround raises that cap to 65536.
Google converts PDFs to HTML so they can rank in search and AI Mode, yet recrawl lag, scanned pages, and a 64MB fetch cap still decide...
Titan’s $3 Essential Email now sits next to Google Workspace on Squarespace, extending a partner model already available on more than 40% of new domain names.
Attackers abused Bricksforge form uploads from October 7. Version 4.0.2 stops new PHP shells, but hosts still must hunt the temp folder.