Author: Daniel

Why Core Shared Web Hosting is the best choice for your blog

by Daniel

Our Core Shared Web Hosting plan provides bloggers every resource they need to set up and manage their blog. Whether you're a casual or professional blogger, you couldn't ask for a more efficient, robust, and inexpensive blog hosting solution. Take a look at all the great features you'll get with this shared hosting plan.

.SE ccTLD for Sweden: updated terms and conditions (2019)

by Daniel

Some changes are coming to .SE, ccTLD for Sweden. .SE domain name registry, IIS, is updating its Terms and Conditions. All updates go into effect in February and apply to all .SE domain name registrants. Note: The following is strictly for informational purposes. If you are a .SE domain holder, no action is required at this time.

Small business web hosting essentials: our ten point checklist

by Daniel

Finding the best web hosting for your small business can be complicated especially if, to begin with, you're not overly familiar with how hosting works. To help you make the right choice, we've removed the guesswork. Our 10 point checklist will help you find small business website hosting with all the important features you'll need.

What are SSL stripping attacks and how can you prevent them?

by Daniel

Man in the Middle (MiTM) attacks intercept and decrypt confidential information sent over the Internet. A lesser known form of MiTM is called SSL stripping. SSL stripping attacks are relatively easy to launch and among the most dangerous. Here's how they work and what you can do to avoid falling victim.

Is DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) the best choice for DNS privacy?

by Daniel

The Internet Engineering Task Force’s (IETF) decision to adopt DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) as a standard protocol for sending and receiving DNS queries and responses has many speculating that DoH could be the future of DNS privacy. But many are questioning whether acceptance and adoption of of DoH is the right move. Here's why.

Select domain name registration prices increase Jan. 2019

by Daniel

Effective January 1st, 2019, a few of the registries EuroDNS works with will increase costs for a handful of domains they manage. Accordingly, we will have to increase our own domain name registration, renewal, and transfer costs. As always, we will be keeping our increases to a minimum.