Keeping your website's Privacy Policy up to date can be difficult as privacy regulations evolve. HostArmada customers can now access Termageddon's website policy generator for $99/year, alongside a free Privacy Scan tool that helps identify...

Between October 17 and 18, 2026, attackers gained unauthorized access to TeamUpdraft's website infrastructure. The developer later confirmed that attackers likely accessed its customer database, potentially exposing sensitive account information and private connection keys used...

A strong hosting affiliate program should offer more than an attractive commission. For publishers, bloggers, YouTubers, agencies, developers, and comparison websites, the real opportunity comes from promoting a hosting provider that combines competitive payouts with...

The latest WordPress core vulnerability can allow an unauthenticated attacker to take control of an affected website, so site owners should update WordPress immediately. The issue involves two vulnerabilities that can be chained together to...

HostArmada has launched a new OpenClaw hosting experience that makes it easier to order, configure, deploy, and manage your OpenClaw server. Previously, OpenClaw hosting was offered through our unmanaged VPS services with additional configuration options....

AI agents are quickly becoming part of how developers, businesses, and technical teams research information, connect tools, automate repetitive tasks, and build smarter internal systems. But as AI workloads grow, so do the challenges. Hosted...

The last days of April and the beginning of May 2026 brought several important security updates for technologies commonly used in web hosting. What first looked like a single Linux kernel vulnerability quickly became a...

At HostArmada, we’re always working behind the scenes to improve our platform, introduce new technologies, and help our customers build faster, more secure websites. With so many exciting updates happening regularly, we wanted a better...

Most WordPress websites are not hacked because the hosting stack is weak. They get hacked because most security solutions are built to react instead of prevent. That distinction matters more than most people realize. For...