Servers, networks, Linux, and things we learn while keeping systems running.
CVE-2026-99999 can let an untrusted virtual machine cross into a Linux host. Cloud providers and private virtualization fleets should patch now.
Plex2Shell vulnerabilities are being actively exploited to install miners and proxy software. Update Plex Media Server now, including NAS installations.
An update on suspicious activity involving the VDS management platform, the measures already taken, and the security steps customers should complete.
How ITLDC responded after a russian attack damaged the UA2.IEV datacenter in Kyiv, including VDS recovery, server replacement, and next steps.
MikroTrick vulnerabilities are being exploited against MikroTik devices with exposed SSH. RouterOS updates are available and should be installed now.
ServerBox manages Linux servers through SSH from a desktop app, with no control panel, agent, or additional management port installed on the server.
VPNs are everyday tools for millions of people and businesses, not automatic signs of fraud, abuse, or other trouble.
A practical checklist for diagnosing an unreachable VDS, packet loss, blocked ports, regional routing problems, and preparing a useful support ticket.
Server RAM and enterprise SSD prices surged in 2026. Here is what changed, why the markets are moving differently, and what to expect next.
Certificate authorities support secure connections across the internet, but even trusted CAs have been hacked, mismanaged, or removed from public root stores.
Residential, datacenter, corporate, VPN, and proxy are commercial IP classifications, not properties assigned to an address by an internet registry or provider.
The original developer of ConfigServer Firewall closed in 2025. Here is why CSF mattered, what happened next, and which forks or alternatives server administrators can use now.
A practical update to our 2025 Mac terminal roundup, covering Ghostty, iTerm2, Warp, Kitty, Alacritty, Rio, Hyper, and what has actually changed.
A practical summer checklist for backups, public Wi-Fi, VPNs, device security, and keeping vacation photos safe without turning the trip into an IT project.
Internet filtering has evolved from simple IP blocks into protocol detection and selective disruption. Here is what that means for VPN users and cloud services.
Crypto payments can come from almost any wallet, but sending directly from an exchange creates avoidable AML and refund risks.
Lead times for CPUs, RAM, SSDs and complete servers have increased dramatically. Here is why an instantly provisioned dedicated server makes business sense.
During the last two weeks, ITLDC completed major network upgrades in EU1.AMS and EU9.DUS, expanding switch clusters, replacing older gear, and keeping the whole thing almost invisible to users.
A practical comparison of ITLDC NVMe VDS 2G with Amazon Lightsail, Azure, DigitalOcean and Vultr for VPN server use, with focus on traffic, locations and predictable monthly cost.
A remote development VDS gives you an always-available Linux workspace for coding, testing, staging and tools like Codex, reachable from any computer with SSH.
AI can help you prepare a better support request, but only if you give it context and limits. Otherwise, a simple issue may turn into a one-page ticket goblin with fake confidence and useless recommendations.