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8 posts · hostinger.com

  1. Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 38, 2026

    Hostinger shipped a set of feature updates: longer WhatsApp sessions, voice‑note transcription, scheduled‑job notifications, sandboxed code execution for its AI Agent, a quiz to match agents to use‑cases, checkout‑link creation for ecommerce without a storefront, multi‑mailbox switching in its webmail, and a new Hub home screen inside WordPress admin.

    Hostingerhostinger.com4 min
  2. What four people at Hostinger actually do with AI all day (and what happens when you have an agentic beef)

    Hostinger staff use custom AI agents to automate daily tasks—from code reviews to influencer lead sourcing—shifting their work from doing the work to managing the agents. Building reliable “harnesses” (prompt contexts, constraints) consumes most of the engineering effort, and agents still hallucinate, repeat work, or suggest unsafe fixes, so human oversight remains essential.

    Hostingerhostinger.com8 min
  3. September 16, 2026 security incident: how we responded to a LiteSpeed zero-day attack

    Hostinger detected a zero‑day exploit in LiteSpeed Web Server on a Brazil server on Sep 16 2026, giving the attacker root access and compromising 399 accounts. The team isolated the server, coordinated with LiteSpeed to patch the vulnerability, rolled out the fix fleet‑wide, and restored affected sites from backups within the same day.

    Hostingerhostinger.com2 minpostmortem
  4. Claude watermarks its writing now. Should you worry?

    Anthropic added an invisible, statistical watermark to Claude’s output to satisfy EU AI‑Act transparency rules. The mark only signals that a model was involved; it doesn’t affect Google rankings, but creators should disclose AI use and avoid bulk unreviewed content.

    Hostingerhostinger.com8 min