Support 24/7
Shared hostingManaged WordPressReseller hostingOpenClaw hostingVPS hostingDedicated serversManaged serversAbout usHow we compareRegionsKnowledge baseSupportDomainsSSLBlogClient area
Blog

Notes from people who run servers

Practical answers to the questions that land in our ticket queue: hacked sites, slow WordPress, renewal shocks, migrations. Written by the engineers, not a content farm.

Security

Your WordPress site got hacked: what to do in the first hour

Snapshot first, lock down, rotate credentials, find the entry point, clean or restore, close the door — the order that keeps a hack a one-afternoon problem. The first hour decides whether this is an afternoon or a month. Here is the order of operations we use on managed plans, written so you can follow it on any host. If you host with us, open a ticket before step 1 — an engineer will snapshot the container and lock the site down while you read the rest. 1. SnapshotThe compromised state is e

Security

Managed WordPress

Updates, staging, cPFence hardening and backups on an isolated container. Renews at the same price.

See WordPress plans