World Cup Of Websites: Which Football Association Has The Best Website?
As the 2026 World Cup draws closer, we asked the question: which competing nation has the best Football Association website? These sites serve…
Password Attacks: How They Work and How to Defend Against Them
Password attacks remain one of the most common causes of compromised hosting accounts. Despite advances in…
How Strong Passwords and MFA Secure Your Hosting Account
In the web hosting industry, security breaches rarely start with someone “hacking” their way into the…
Misconfigured, Not Malicious: Lessons from the OBR Budget Leak
When details of the UK’s Autumn Statement leaked ahead of schedule, it wasn’t the result of espionage or a sophisticated cyberattack. It…
The Most Common Cyber Threats in Web Hosting
Whether you’re a developer, agency, or web hosting reseller, understanding the most common cyberattacks targeting…
SQL Injection: What It Is, Why It’s Dangerous and How to Prevent It
Learn about SQL injection, what it is, why it's dangerous, and how to prevent it.
Best WordPress Security Plugins 2025
There are many WordPress security plugins available, many for free. Which solution is best for you and your use case?
Understanding Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and How to Protect Your Website
Understand cross-site scripting (XSS), how to protect your site, and the tools we have at 20i to prevent this malicious activity.
What are DDoS Attacks and How Do We Prevent them?
A DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack occurs when multiple systems, often part of a botnet, send excessive traffic or requests to a…
How to Protect Your Websites from DNS Poisoning, Spoofing & Hijacking Attacks
The objective of DNS poisoning is to redirect users to malicious or unintended websites by injecting false DNS records into the DNS cache or…
How to Protect Yourself from Phishing and Email Spoofing
Introduction Phishing is one of the most pervasive and effective forms of cybercrime. It involves fraudulent attempts to trick…
SPF Records Demystified
Email spoofing is the practice of forging the ‘From’ address in an email to make it appear as though it was sent from a trusted…