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Archive for: September, 2025


Sep
22
2025
2:16 pm

SunsetHost Hacker News & Tech Report: How to Gain Control of AI Agents, Secure Non-Human Identities & Stay Ahead of Today’s Cyber Threats

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword—it’s a living, breathing part of enterprise infrastructure. But with the rise of AI agents and non-human identities (NHIs), companies are facing a new frontier in cybersecurity. The challenge is clear: hundreds, sometimes thousands, of service accounts, bots, and automated agents are running in the background of modern[continue...]


Sep
17
2025
3:16 pm

SunsetHost Hacker News & Tech Report: Pro Hosting Plans, Hardware Power, and Why Developers Are Taking Notice

The hosting world has no shortage of options—shared plans, VPS, cloud, and dedicated machines all vying for developers’ attention. But not every provider delivers a balance of affordability, power, and usability. That’s where SunsetHost is making waves. In today’s Hacker News & Tech Report, we’re breaking down SunsetHost’s plans, hardware, and control panel innovations—plus why[continue...]


Sep
09
2025
3:52 pm

SunsetHost Hacker News & Tech Report — September 9, 2025 Data Centers, Cybersecurity Threats, and Emerging AI Risks

At SunsetHost, we don’t just deliver hosting — we deliver performance, security, and global reach. Today’s Hacker News & Tech Report dives into our world-class data center footprint and the latest cybersecurity stories shaping the industry. From Chicago’s Colohouse to Sydney, London, and beyond, let’s explore why location matters — and why staying on top[continue...]


Sep
05
2025
3:07 pm

SunsetHost Hacker News & Tech Report: Latest Tech & Security Insights – September 5, 2025

SAP S/4HANA Critical Vulnerability CVE-2025-42957 Under Active Exploitation A newly discovered critical vulnerability in SAP S/4HANA, the widely used enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform, is now being actively exploited by threat actors in the wild. The flaw, identified as CVE-2025-42957, allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands on affected systems, potentially compromising sensitive corporate data and[continue...]