Performance engineering, security hardening, and WordPress operations. Written by the people who run the metal.
Cloudflare is giving developers a way to spin up isolated Media over QUIC relays with separate publisher and subscriber credentials, moving the protocol from open testing toward production use.
Renaming your login URL, hiding your version number, and swapping your table prefix feel like security work. They mostly aren't. Here's what actually reduces risk, and how to do it.
Wordfence's monthly report shows its bug bounty program processed nearly 1,300 vulnerability submissions in April, as researchers continue to help harden the WordPress ecosystem.
A staging site lets you find broken updates before your visitors do. Here is how to build one cheaply, keep it useful instead of stale, and move changes to production without wiping out new orders or comments.
Enterprise cloud spending grew 43 percent year over year in Q2 2026, its fastest pace in eight years, with AI-specific services surging 165 percent, according to Synergy Research.
A working WordPress site can hide a compromise for weeks if nobody is watching. Here is the minimum observability stack, uptime checks, file-change detection, and activity logs, that turns a silent breach into something you catch the same day.
The two companies aim to build a 1.2 GW-plus AI data center campus on the Department of Energy's decommissioned Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant, pairing compute with dedicated natural gas and battery power rather than relying solely on grid upgrades.
Two lines of code, a nonce check and a capability check, close most of the privilege escalation and cross-site request forgery holes found in custom WordPress plugins and themes. Here is how to use them correctly, every time.
Uptime Institute's Global Data Center Survey 2026 shows third-party facilities now host more corporate IT workloads than enterprise-owned server rooms, while rack power density and outage costs both climb.
