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An 18-year-old Linux networking bug lets a guest VM leak host memory, crash the host and — in the lab — run code on it. Fix status and what to do.
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An 18-year-old Linux networking bug lets a guest VM leak host memory, crash the host and — in the lab — run code on it. Fix status and what to do.
57 articles since 22 April 2026. Pick a topic, or read back through the months.
An 18-year-old Linux networking bug lets a guest VM leak host memory, crash the host and — in the lab — run code on it. Fix status and what to do.
Two critical PHP flaws leaked before their fix and can lead to remote code execution. Fixed versions, who is affected and exactly what to do.
The one FiveM decision that is expensive to reverse — compared honestly on scripts, performance and community.
SourceMod does not support CS2 — not in 2026, not through a bridge. Here is what actually replaced it.
A 16-year-old Linux KVM flaw lets a guest VM break out to the host on Intel and AMD. Are you affected, and what to do.
The things that actually make WordPress fast - from hosting and caching to images, plugins, database and CDN.
A critical, actively-exploited cPanel & WHM auth bypass (CVSS 9.8). Are you affected, and exactly what to do.
Move WordPress to a new host without breaking it - the safe, zero-downtime way, step by step.
Three High-severity crash bugs hit TeamSpeak 3 Server 3.13.7 and below - what they do and how to patch.
A plain-English comparison of the three hosting tiers - cost, performance, control and who each is really for.
What actually matters when picking a web host - and the red flags that give a bad one away.
The three big hosting control panels compared - ease of use, features, speed, security and cost.
The practical steps that stop the vast majority of WordPress hacks - no paranoia required.
Suspect a root compromise? A calm, step-by-step guide to contain it, investigate, recover cleanly and prevent a repeat.
Heartbleed, Shellshock, Dirty Pipe, PwnKit, regreSSHion - the famous Linux bugs, what they did, and the lessons.
A hidden backdoor in a core Linux library, planted by a trusted maintainer over years and caught by luck. The story.
SSH keys, firewall, updates, brute-force protection, least privilege - the essentials to harden a Linux VPS on day one.
SSH is the most attacked service on most servers. How to harden it: keys, no root login, and stopping brute-force bots.
EssentialsX, LuckPerms, WorldGuard, CoreProtect and more — the free plugins every Paper/Spigot server should run.
Metamod:Source, CounterStrikeSharp, MatchZy and more — the plugins that turn a CS2 server into retakes, pugs or practice.
Admin tools, kits, economy, clans, raidable bases — the Oxide/Carbon plugins that build a sticky Rust server.
ESX/QBCore, ox_lib, ox_inventory, pma-voice and more — the resources every FiveM RP server is built on.
ULX, Wiremod, PAC3, DarkRP, TTT and more — the addons and gamemodes that make a Garry's Mod server.
BepInEx, QoL, building and content mods — the best Valheim mods to run on a dedicated server this year, with a starter pack and sync rules that stop join failures.
Super Structures, Spyglass, Cryopods and more — the best ARK mods to run on a server this year, with load order and the ASE-vs-ASA differences that trip people up.
QoL, vehicles, weapons and overhauls — the best Project Zomboid mods to run on a server this year.
PalDefender, config tuning and QoL mods — the best ways to customise a Palworld dedicated server, plus the RAM and restart setup that keeps it stable.
Minecraft, Rust, FiveM, CS2, Palworld, Valheim, DayZ and more — the best games to run a server for this year.
From All The Mods 10 to RLCraft and Create — the best modpacks to run a server with this year, and the RAM each needs.
Rust in the kernel, Wayland, the memory-safety push, io_uring caution, the CentOS shift - the changes reshaping OS security.
From the Mirai attack that took down Twitter to record multi-terabit floods - the attacks that broke the internet.
What actually drives the price of a game server by game and RAM — and what to expect to pay in 2026.
Rivalry, revenge, extortion, boredom - the real reasons people attack game servers, and what it means for you.
Tick rate is how often a server updates the world per second. What it means, and why 64 vs 128 tick matters.
Netcode keeps online players in sync. What it is, why hit-reg feels off, and how lag compensation works.
One of the most powerful DDoS botnets of 2025–2026 — how AISURU infects IoT devices and why gaming is its #1 target.
Ping is the delay between you and the server. What causes high ping, and practical ways to lower it.
Shared, VPS or dedicated? What each means, the real trade-offs, and which is right for your community.
FiveM vs RedM: what each is, community size, setup differences, and which to choose for your roleplay server.
A detailed tour of the main DDoS techniques - UDP, SYN, amplification, fragmentation, Layer-7 - and how each is stopped.
A botnet is an army of hijacked devices used to launch attacks. How they are built, controlled, rented and stopped.
The IoT malware that launched record DDoS attacks and inspired today's botnets. What it is and why it still matters.
Voice servers are easy targets and very sensitive to lag. Why TeamSpeak gets hit and how to actually protect it.
Why game servers get attacked, what real DDoS protection looks like, and what you can (and can't) do yourself.
Plain-English definitions of the DDoS and Anti-DDoS terms you will actually run into - from botnet to XDP.
DDoS is one threat among many. A practical hardening checklist for passwords, admin access, backups and more.
No jargon — what a DDoS attack actually is, DDoS vs DoS, the main types, and how to actually stay online.
A look under the hood of our Anti-DDoS protection — multi-Tbps Frankfurt filtering and in-house XDP mitigation, always on.
eBPF/XDP filters packets in the kernel at line rate, before they reach your game. How it stops DDoS, and its limits.
DDoS trends 2025–2026: attacks are bigger, faster and increasingly aimed at gaming. The key trends and what they mean for you.
Booters and stressers are DDoS-for-hire. How they work, how they're abused against gamers, and the legal reality.
Network-layer floods vs application-layer attacks — the real difference, gaming examples, and how each is stopped.
Attack or just lag? The tell-tale signs of a DDoS, how to confirm it with real tools, and what to do during and after.
Why we build in Frankfurt, what peering actually means, how it cuts ping, and how it ties into DDoS filtering.
Lag comes from two places: CPU tick rate or the network. How to tell which is hurting you, and how to fix it.
CPU, Anti-DDoS, location, panel, billing and support — the full checklist that actually matters before you choose a game server host.
Home to the world's biggest internet exchange — why Frankfurt gives EU game servers the lowest, most stable ping.
Everything we write about, we run — protected game hosting in Frankfurt with multi-Tbps Anti-DDoS, online in minutes.