In early 2025, Andrej Karpathy, co-founder of OpenAI, introduced a term that would quietly reframe one of the most significant shifts in software development: vibe coding. The idea was simple – describe what you want in plain language, let AI generate the code, and build a functional website without writing a single line yourself. For ...
Email remains the backbone of business communication. Invoices, contracts, support requests, and internal conversations all depend on it. Yet the technology behind email was never designed with security as a priority. At a technical level, email behaves more like a postcard than a sealed letter. The sender address can be forged, and receiving servers often ...
Upselling security services to your customers can feel like a delicate balance. Push too hard with promotional emails and sales call pitches, and they feel pressured; say too little, and they miss protections that genuinely matter. Trust-based selling is the foundation. Customers do not want exaggerated warnings or technical overload. They want clear explanations, honest ...
If you have ever typed a domain into a WHOIS lookup to check who owns it, when it expires, or which registrar manages it, you have already met the problem that RDAP solves. In a world shaped by GDPR and growing compliance expectations, this protocol comes in to enhance accessibility to domain industry data, without ...
If you’ve ever wondered what DNSSEC is, you’re not alone. DNSSEC is one of those technologies that works in the background, but plays a major role in keeping the internet trustworthy. Without it, the DNS (domain name system) is vulnerable to manipulation, exposing users and businesses to attacks that redirect traffic, steal data, or impersonate ...
A look at the key cybersecurity trends and blind spots that web hosting providers, domain resellers and digital agencies face today.
Security nowadays is much more than just an IT concern. It’s a business issue that affects revenue, reputation, and regulatory compliance. In fact, according to a recent IBM study, the global average cost of a data breach reached around US$4.44 million in 2025. For resellers operating on narrow margins, such losses can destroy profitability or ...
