A .uk transfer works nothing like a .com: no auth code, no fee, no extra year. How IPS tags work, and the order to do things in to avoid downtime.
Being told your site runs an end of life PHP version sounds alarming. What actually determines whether it is a risk, and how to upgrade without breaking things.
A feature request board on your own server. Customers suggest, vote, and hear from you when something ships. One licence a year, whoever uses it.
What the Cloudflare free plan genuinely provides, where its limits bite in practice, and the settings that most often break a site when switched on carelessly.
Our first public software product. Property listings, a map search you draw yourself and a viewings diary clients book into, free on WordPress.org with no limit on the number of properties.
Plugins are the right way to extend CubeCart, but not every plugin is a safe bet. The checks worth making before you install one on a live store.
Every site we host now answers on IPv6 as well as IPv4. What that means, why it matters more each year, and why there is nothing for you to do.
You open your analytics and something is badly wrong. There are fifty people on the site at once. They are in countries you have never sold to. Each one arrives, stays a few seconds, and vanishes. By the end of the day you have had twenty thousand visitors instead of the usual few hundred. The first thought is almost always the same one: have we […]
Three CubeCart maintenance releases in eleven days, none with a security fix, but two of them correct invoices that disagreed with what the customer actually paid. Which orders to check, what else changed, and how urgently to take them.
Ten responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities were fixed across three CubeCart releases, including one rated CVSS 9.0. Here is what was found, and why authenticated-only is less reassuring than it sounds.