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AI Summary VIRGINIA BEACH, VA – August 24, 2026 – InMotion Hosting is expanding its longstanding partnership with Monarx by deploying Monarx ThreatShield across its server infrastructure, adding runtime application protection against modern web attacks. By deploying ThreatShield across its server fleet, InMotion Hosting is extending this protection across its infrastructure rather than relying solely

WordPress 7.1 is finally here 🥳, and we have been closely following its development. The new version launched on August 19, 2026, timed with WordCamp US. Its focus is on how you collaborate, style, and manage media on your WordPress website, and it fixes a long list of everyday annoyances along the way. Whether you

AI Summary This guide breaks down who qualifies for the Hosting Affiliate Program, Refer a Friend, and the Agency Partner Program, what each one pays, when the money arrives, and how to pick the one that matches how you actually send business our way. The short version: if you have an audience and no hosting

If you’ve been building WordPress sites for a while you probably have a folder of code snippets you copy into every new project. I know I do. Mine has been growing for years. It’s always the same handful of fixes. Clean up the header output, switch off features the site is never going to use,

AI Summary The Exploit Chain Is the Entry Point, Not the Incident. wp2shell refers to the chained WordPress Core vulnerabilities CVE-2026-63030 and CVE-2026-60137, which together allow an unauthenticated attacker to reach remote code execution against a stock WordPress installation. In both cases a burst of POST requests hit the WordPress REST batch route and returned

AI Summary This guide defines what cloud hosting is, explains the mechanics underneath it, separates public cloud from private cloud, and shows how to tell which version fits your team’s technical capacity. A private cloud running in a provider’s data center is still a private cloud. InMotion Cloud is built on the managed private cloud

The main theme of this month’s WordPress news is measurement. Most of what shipped in July shows you something that your site was already doing without telling you. WPForms can now show which form field people abandon, and AIOSEO can tell you the day a plugin sets your homepage to noindex. On top of that,

AI Summary Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) stops a stolen password from becoming a compromised site. Every feature it offered, including two-factor authentication, XML-RPC protection, and login page CAPTCHA, is already in the main Wordfence plugin, which is free. If the 2FA plugin only hooks the default WordPress login, users arriving through a custom form skip the

WordPress 7.1 beta is now available for testing, and we have been running it on our test sites for the past week. The official release is scheduled for August 19, 2026, timed with WordCamp US. While WordPress 7.0 rebuilt the admin and introduced the AI Client, 7.1 turns to the editor. For the first time,

AI Summary Premier Care includes 500 GB of backup storage on Dedicated Servers and 2 TB on High Capacity Servers, which covers an off-server copy of important recordings. Every managed dedicated server includes Advanced Product Support, and all tiers above entry level can add Premier Care for malware defense, backup storage, and consulting hours. What