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Migrating from AWS to an EU cloud: step by step
A migration doesn't have to be a big scary project. Here's the order we recommend for moving from AWS to the EU without drama.
How to scan your WordPress site for malicious code
Scanning WordPress for malicious code is more layers than a plugin can handle. Here are the methods — and where they fall short.
OpenBao and key management: where your encryption keys live
Whoever holds the keys holds the data. Here's why key custody is at least as sovereign as data storage, and how we solve it with EU-resident OpenBao.
Common types of WordPress malware: backdoors, spam, redirects and cryptominers
Backdoors, spam injections, redirects and cryptominers behave completely differently. Understanding the type is the first step to getting rid of it.
Nordic power and PUE: how we build a sustainable data center in Falkenberg
A green cloud isn't a logo in a report. It's the power mix you run on, how efficient the facility is, and where the heat goes. Here's how we think about it.
Leaving the hyperscaler: a migration story
Leaving a hyperscaler feels bigger than it is — until you start. Here's the pattern we see again and again, from worry to a running stack in the EU.
”This site may be hacked” on Google — what to do now
The warning under your site in Google's results scares visitors away instantly. Here's how to get rid of it — and the underlying cause — step by step.
How much a hacked WordPress site really costs you
The cleanup is the cheap part. The real cost of a hacked site is ranking, trust and revenue draining away every day it stays infected.
7 signs your WordPress site has been hacked
A hacked site rarely shouts. It whispers. Here are the seven signs you can't ignore — from Google warnings to admin accounts you never created — and how to confirm them.
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