SSLs and Security

What are SSL stripping attacks?

What are SSL stripping attacks?

Imagine visiting a trusted website, confident that your data is protected. What if, without your knowledge, that security was stripped away, exposing your sensitive information to cybercriminals?  This is the reality of SSL stripping attacks. They exploit user trust and weaknesses in secure SSL connections, making them a serious threat to businesses that depend on ...

SSL vs. SSH: what's the difference?

SSL vs. SSH: what’s the difference?

In the world of cybersecurity, acronyms like SSH and SSL are common, and while they may sound similar, they serve different purposes. Understanding their differences is key to knowing when and how to use them.  This article breaks down what SSH and SSL are, their use cases, and how they compare. What is Secure Shell ...

How to get an SSL certificate

How to get an SSL certificate

Cybercrime is on the rise, with global damages projected to reach $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. For businesses, securing their websites isn’t just a good idea—it’s a necessity.  One of the most effective ways to protect your site and its visitors is by using an SSL certificate. But what is SSL, why do you need ...

SSL vs. TLS: What's the difference?

SSL vs. TLS: What’s the difference?

When browsing the Internet, you've likely encountered terms like "SSL certificate" or "secure connection": understanding the concept of SSl vs TLS is a key step to protect sensitive information, like passwords or payment details during online transactions. In fact, the term “SSL certificate” can be a bit misleading: modern-day SSL certificates don’t use SSL protocols ...

Guide to adding SSL and boosting site security

A step-by-step guide to adding SSL and boosting site security in 2026

In 2026, website security is no longer optional—it's expected. An SSL certificate is the foundation of trust on the internet. It protects sensitive data, builds credibility with users, and is essential for SEO.  Without SSL, your website risks exposing visitor information and deterring potential customers due to “not secure” browser warnings.  This guide walks you ...

The importance of website security in protecting your online business

The importance of website security in protecting your online business

Website security is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity. Cyber threats continue to rise, targeting websites of all sizes and industries. Protecting your site isn’t just about safeguarding your data; it’s also about building trust with your customers, complying with regulations, and ensuring uninterrupted service.  Whether you run a small blog or a large e-commerce ...

15 essential ways to improve your website security

15 essential ways to improve your website security

Website security is a critical aspect of maintaining a successful online presence. Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, targeting businesses of all sizes. A staggering 61% of cyberattacks are aimed at small businesses, and A single breach can have devastating consequences, including financial loss, reputational damage, and legal repercussions. Whether you run a small blog or ...

what is domain privacy protection and why do you need it

What is domain privacy protection and why do you need it?

When you register a domain, your personal information, including your name, email address, phone number, and physical address, is recorded and often made publicly accessible. For many domain owners, this can lead to spam emails, unwanted calls, or worse—malicious attacks such as phishing or identity theft. This exposure is an unfortunate side effect of domain ...

Unsecured websites SSL
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The hidden threats of unsecured websites

With Cyber Monday trending and 2025 on the horizon, many of your customers are getting ready to make website security one of their New Year’s resolutions. The fact that 82% of web users refuse to interact with websites labeled as “Not Secure” indicates that a secure website is the foundation underpinning everything else.  The importance ...

Understanding the spam lifecycle: how to keep it away from inboxes

Understanding the spam lifecycle: how to keep it away from inboxes

Today, over 45% of all email traffic is spam. And that isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a security risk that’s growing every year. It fills inboxes and jeopardizes the security and credibility of businesses. For domain resellers, understanding spam’s lifecycle – its path from initial setup to the inbox – is essential to preventing it. ...

Openprovider collaboration Offlimits to help fight illegal content online.

Openprovider x Offlimits: A Shared Path to a Cleaner Internet

Offlimits is a Netherlands-based organization that strives for a safer online world with a special focus on preventing and combatting online sexual (child) abuse. It contributes to a cleaner internet and helps victims of online transgressive behavior and the area around prevention. The work of Offlimits is focused on three entities: the CSAM (Child Sexual ...

Openprovider’s blueprint for NIS2 compliance
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Openprovider’s blueprint for NIS2 compliance

The NIS2 Directive has reshaped the cybersecurity landscape in the European Union. New regulations mean stricter rules on businesses to ensure they combat rising cyber threats. If you run a medium- to large-sized business in the EU, it’s important to understand these changes to remain compliant and, in turn, keep your business safe. Following on ...

cybersecurity trends for 2026 that domain resellers need to know

7 cybersecurity trends for 2026 that domain resellers need to know

Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical concern – it's a business priority. With cybercrime predicted to reach a global cost of over $10.5 trillion annually by 2026, staying on top of the latest trends is non-negotiable for any domain reseller. The landscape is shifting fast, and the businesses you work with are looking to ...

so why haven't you properly set up dmarc yet

So, why haven’t you properly set up DMARC yet?

Are you risking your business’s reputation and security by ignoring DMARC – or by not having it set up correctly? Cyber threats continue to rise and securing your email infrastructure should be a top priority for your business. Every day, an estimated 3.4 billion spam emails are sent, making phishing the most common form of ...