JetBackup is Heading to WordCamp Europe 2026
The WordPress community’s biggest annual gathering is here, and the JetBackup team couldn’t be more excited. WordCamp Europe 2026 is taking place in Krakow, Poland, this week (June 4–6), and we’re thrilled to be part of the action. From contributor day to closing keynote, this is three days packed with innovation, connection, and some seriously important conversations, including ones close to our hearts around security and community. A Week Full of Incredible Talks This year’s…
WordPress 7.0 Is Finally Here, and AI Is Now Part of the Story
After a months-long delay, WordPress 7.0 has officially arrived, bringing one of the most important platform updates in years. Earlier in the release cycle, much of the attention around WordPress 7.0 centered on collaboration enhancements and the future of real-time editing. That was expected to be the headline. But as the release evolved, the story shifted. Collaboration remains an important part of the broader WordPress roadmap, but WordPress 7.0 arrives with AI integration, a refreshed…
Web Hosts Are Leaving Money on the Table
Why VPS and Dedicated Server Backup Services Are a Revenue Opportunity for Hosting Providers Many web hosting companies already include backups with their shared, reseller, and managed hosting plans. For those environments, that approach makes sense. Shared hosting customers usually expect the provider to manage the operational side of the account, including backups, restores, updates, and support. Managed hosting customers are often paying for convenience, and backup management is naturally part of that service expectation….
Web Hosting Had a Rough Week.
The past few weeks have shown web hosting providers that security incidents can strike suddenly, spread quickly, and force difficult decisions before anyone has a complete picture. Between the cPanel vulnerability, emergency port restrictions, infrastructure compromises, DNS recovery, the Linux Copy Fail issue, and the newly disclosed DirtyFrag vulnerability, hosting companies were pushed to rethink their standard security routines. The question was no longer simply, “Are we secure?” The better question became, “What happens when…
cPanel Exploit in the Wild
What You Need to Know Now A critical authentication bypass vulnerability in cPanel has exposed a deeper issue across the hosting industry, not just the existence of a flaw, but the reality that it was already being exploited before many environments had time to respond. This was not a routine security update. This was an active threat scenario in which attackers bypassed authentication controls and gained access to the control panel layer itself, placing them…