
Patch Week: PHP2Shell, HTTP/3, LiteLLM, Node.js and GitLab
Five security events in one week: unauthenticated RCE in PHP and GitLab, a Brotli RCE in Node.js, QPACK memory bombs against HTTP/3 and a poisoned LiteLLM release.
Web hosting operations, dedicated servers, and billing automation platforms such as WHMCS and WHSuite.

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Five security events in one week: unauthenticated RCE in PHP and GitLab, a Brotli RCE in Node.js, QPACK memory bombs against HTTP/3 and a poisoned LiteLLM release.

How this site runs on Bunny as plain static files, why I removed the edge script that answered 6,827 old WordPress URLs, and the deploy that checks itself.

WHMCS is one of the most popular billing systems for web hosting companies. Despite this fact there are many small caveats and grudges you will find with the…

This is a short post about my first ever dedicated server... back in 2005. I seldom forget exactly how long I've been involved in the web industry.

I had an article last year about the the company (Turn 24 Ltd) looking for participants for it's alpha/beta of WHSuite.

Today the WHSuite development team announced that the Alpha/Beta groups is now in full swing. They are releasing Alpha v1 to all testers next week and the…