purely.website Insights
A guide to registering domain names on behalf of clients
A cautionary guide as to why website designers should register clients' domain names in the client's name rather than their own name. Numerous times over the years of offering domain services, we’ve seen website designers and developers registering their clients’ domain names in their own name rather than the clients name; inevitably, this can lead to various problems. (more…)
A Phishing Scam Targeting WordPress Users
CVE-2023-45124 On December 1, 2023, the team over at Wordfence discovered a phishing email campaign targeting WordPress users. The phishing email claims to be from the WordPress development team and warns of a Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability on the user's site with an identifier of CVE-2023-45124. This is a fake CVE, as there is no known vulnerability with this identifier. (more…)
purely.website 2023 Changelog #4
As part of our ongoing series, we’re excited to explore the next phase of enhancements and updates at purely.website and our associated products and services. (more…)
Redis Web Hosting for WordPress websites
Redis is an in memory data store that can enhance the performance and scalability of your WordPress. Using Redis in combination with WordPress can provide several benefits to busy and popular websites. (more…)
purely.website is the new name for purely.domains
Why have we changed the name? Over the past few years we have been expanding the supporting services for our domain names to include website hosting, email, office productivity, SEO tools and more. Therefore, we feel that the purely.website name is more encompassing and representative of our vision of how we want to support you in managing your online presence. (more…)