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Novedades y análisis del mundo del hosting.
RIPE Is Teaching Route Leak Prevention Now. Here Is Why It Matters.
RIPE NCC's BGP security course now teaches RFC 9234 BGP Roles and Only-To-Customer. It is the fix for the failure mode RPKI explicitly does not cover, and it is easier to deploy than most operators assume.
Signing Your Prefixes Is the Easy Half
RPKI signing grew 23% last year. Path validation is published for about 0.5% of networks. The gap between those two numbers is where routing security actually lives.
The IPv4 Market Found Its Floor, And Prices Are Ticking Up Again
After three years of decline, IPv4 prices have bottomed out and turned upward. If you rent servers, an IPv4 address is now a visible line item whether your provider shows it to you or not.
Ransomware Moved Up the Stack: Hypervisors Went From 3% to 25% of Cases
Attackers worked out that encrypting one hypervisor beats encrypting fifty guests. Virtualization infrastructure is now a primary target, and the defense is mostly about where your backups live.
Europe's Data Centre Boom Has a Power Problem, And Small Tenants Pay For It
TikTok is spending another €1bn in Finland, a Dublin campus is building its own 110 MW microgrid while it waits for additional grid capacity, and Brussels is working on minimum energy standards. Here is what a capacity race priced for AI means if you rent one server.
Tirana Is Emerging as a Balkan Internet Hub: Why Albania Hosting Matters
Albania is attracting major digital infrastructure investment, with a planned €100 million data centre campus, improving regional connectivity, and growing interest from companies looking for Balkan hosting alternatives.
The Virtualizor Support Ticket Incident: Why Root Passwords Should Never Be Stored
A February 2026 Virtualizor support ticket incident exposed a long-standing hosting security problem: customers storing root passwords, API keys and private data inside support systems.
Q1 2026 Outages Show Why Multi-Region Hosting Matters
Q1 2026's biggest internet disruptions showed why geographic separation matters. Regional conflicts and infrastructure events can bypass traditional redundancy planning.
IPv6 Just Crossed 50%, And It Changes Less Than You Think
On 28 March 2026, more than half of Google's users reached it over IPv6 for the first time. It is a real milestone, and it does almost nothing to reduce the number of IPv4 addresses your server still needs.
TLS Certificates Are Now 200 Days. Here Is What Breaks Next.
Public TLS certificate validity is now limited to 200 days, with 100-day and 47-day limits already scheduled. Any certificate renewal process that still depends on manual work is running out of time.