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Notes from Reykjavik on AI-driven traffic, insecure code, and the infrastructure industry’s hardest open question by Daniel Stanica I just returned from Reykjavik, Iceland, where the first edition of Atlas Digital Summit took place on September 28-29, 2026. It was a private, invite-only gathering for hosting, data center, and cloud …

Push notifications have become one of the most cost-efficient acquisition channels for VPN, antivirus, and privacy tool advertisers. We compared deposits, bidding models, traffic quality controls, and vertical fit across ten networks, including a documented VPN campaign that cut its cost per install by 37%, to determine where security budgets …

In 2026, WordPress continues to power more than 42% of the web, making it a target for attackers. From ransomware and credential stuffing to plugin exploits, a WordPress site without strong hosting security is an open door. A truly secure WordPress host protects you before disaster strikes, combining containerized environments, …

If your digital property runs on a shared or managed hosting environment that uses cPanel and WHM, you need to stop and read this. A critical authentication vulnerability has just been disclosed in cPanel & WHM, the control panel software powering millions of hosting accounts worldwide. What Happened cPanel’s own …

Plugins are responsible for 96% of WordPress vulnerabilities. Cloudflare just shipped a CMS that sandboxes every single one. Here’s what security teams need to know — and what they should be skeptical about. 96% of new WordPress vulnerabilities come from plugins (Patchstack 2025) 40%+ of the entire web runs on …

Four days inside the world’s largest internet infrastructure event. A cybersecurity programme with sessions on AI hacking and live MFA bypass. A Capture the Flag competition. And one number that kept coming up before the doors even opened: 82% of cloud workloads are vulnerable. Here’s what I saw and what …

TL;DR: Data centers are becoming strategic assets in modern conflict. After Reuters reported drone strikes damaging Amazon Web Services infrastructure in the UAE and Bahrain, security experts are warning that hyperscale cloud facilities in the Middle East could become targets in future geopolitical escalation. Because these facilities power banking systems, …