At SunsetHost, we don’t just roll out VPS plans—we engineer infrastructure that punches above its weight class, delivers enterprise-grade stability, and gives developers, startups, and growing businesses a clean runway for whatever they’re building next. And today’s report brings two things our readers love:
1) A full, comprehensive, SEO-rich breakdown of our KVM VPS Hosting Packages.
2) A curated, Sunset-style Hacker News–tier roundup of the most important threats, trends, and breakthroughs happening right now across security, AI, and the modern web.

This is the authoritative hosting article + tech report you’ve been looking for.

The SunsetHost KVM VPS Lineup: Power, Predictability & Zero Compromise

KVM virtualization is the gold standard for VPS users who want real isolation, dedicated resources, and lightning-fast performance with no noisy-neighbor headaches. Whether you’re running production apps, e-commerce stores, dev environments, databases, or reseller operations, our KVM plans offer the flexibility and horsepower to scale with confidence.

Below is the full breakdown, but first—the SunsetHost promise:

Every KVM VPS Comes With:

• Zero Setup Fees

• Instant 1-Hour Account Activation

• 99.9% Uptime Guarantee backed by fault-tolerant infrastructure

• 24/7 Technical Support for Pre-Installed Software

• Rock-solid virtualization using KVM for full isolation

• Root access + full SSH

• SolusVM control panel

• Optional reseller tools (eNom + ClientExec)

• All major Linux OS flavors (CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu)

No games. No hidden throttles. No artificially capped performance.

KVM VPS Hosting Packages (KVM 4 / 8 / 16 / 32)

We’ve taken the raw data and rebuilt it into a clean, high-rank, SEO-ready layout.

KVM 4 — The Developer’s Launchpad

Intro price: $7.00/mo for the first 3 months
Standard price: $14.50/mo

Perfect for small-scale deployments, dev stacks, lightweight apps, and early-stage projects.

• 80 GB SSD Storage

• 4 TB Bandwidth

• 4 GB RAM

• 2 CPU Cores

• 1 Dedicated IP

KVM 8 — The Growing Business Powerhouse

Intro price: $13.33/mo for the first 3 months
Standard price: $29.00/mo

For scaling applications, heavier workloads, and small-to-mid business hosting.

• 160 GB SSD Storage

• 5 TB Bandwidth

• 8 GB RAM

• 4 CPU Cores

• 1 Dedicated IP

KVM 16 — The Performance Workhorse

Intro price: $26.66/mo for the first 3 months
Standard price: $58.00/mo

Serious power for e-commerce, high-traffic sites, enterprise apps, and multi-service deployments.

• 320 GB SSD Storage

• 6 TB Bandwidth

• 16 GB RAM

• 6 CPU Cores

• 1 Dedicated IP

KVM 32 — The Enterprise-tier Titan

Intro price: $53.33/mo for the first 3 months
Standard price: $115.00/mo

Built for mission-critical systems, virtualization clusters, analytics workloads, and heavy multi-tenant environments.

• 480 GB SSD Storage

• 7 TB Bandwidth

• 32 GB RAM

• 8 CPU Cores

• 1 Dedicated IP

Control Panel & Admin Add-ons

We keep things modular so you can shape your VPS to your workflow.

Control Panels

• Hepsia: Included free on all plans

• cPanel: Starting at $21.75/mo

Extra IP Addresses

• $3.00/mo per IP across all KVM tiers

Admin Services

• Weekly Backups: Included

• Installation & Troubleshooting: $62.00/hr expert intervention

Why Developers, Founders & Sysadmins Choose SunsetHost KVM VPS

Full Metal Performance on a VPS Budget

Dedicated CPU cores, dedicated RAM, no overselling, and real KVM virtualization means your workloads stay fast—even under pressure.

Predictable Scaling

Our four-tier lineup lets you move up resources without downtime or migrations.

Enterprise Features Available to Everyone

Root access, SSH, robust OS options, SolusVM, VLAN-like isolation, reseller tools—everything you’d expect from premium-grade hosting.

SEO Benefit: Geo-optimized Infrastructure

Ultra-low latency networking boosts rankings for location-sensitive services and e-commerce.

SunsetHost Tech Report — The Biggest Security & AI Threats Breaking Right Now

Welcome to the part of the article that reads like a Hacker News front page but with SunsetHost’s clarity, depth, and context baked in. Here’s what security teams, developers, and netsec watchers need to know this week:

1. The “Agentic Browser” Security Crisis Is Here

A new wave of AI-powered browsers—marketed as “agentic,” autonomous, and workflow-driven—are introducing a fresh category of security headaches.

Why it matters

Unlike Chrome and Firefox, these browsers can:

• Execute autonomous tasks

• Auto-browse and submit forms

• Scrape and act on data

• Interact with cloud accounts and enterprise tools

Security teams are calling them a Trojan horse for credential exfiltration, session hijacking, and undetected automation.

This is the start of a browser arms race that CISOs are absolutely not ready for.

2. New “Albiriox” Android MaaS Malware Hits 400+ Apps

A newly surfaced malware-as-a-service platform, Albiriox, is now offering real-time on-device fraud tools that let attackers:

• Manipulate screens

• Interact with apps in real time

• Hijack sessions

• Intercept sensitive data

This is one of the most sophisticated ODF (On-Device Fraud) kits to surface in 2025.

Expect to see it in banking, fintech, and crypto fraud campaigns within weeks.

3. MCP Security Best Practices Released

Security teams are tightening controls around MCP environments, and seven best practices are emerging:

Least privilege, token isolation, environment segmentation, audit logs, and hardened network ingress are now mandatory—not optional.

4. Tomiris APT Evolves to Public-Service Implants

The Tomiris threat actor is now targeting foreign ministries and intergovernmental organizations with new stealthy C2 implants disguised as public-service software.

This is a worrying proof-of-evolution for the group’s tradecraft.

5. WSUS Declared “Dead in a Remote-First World”

Legacy patching tools simply can’t handle distributed workforces.
Cloud-native patch pipelines are becoming the de-facto replacement as organizations quietly sunset WSUS.

6. CISA Adds OpenPLC / ScadaBR Vulnerability to KEV

CISA has officially flagged CVE-2021-26829—a cross-site scripting vulnerability in ScadaBR—as actively exploited.

If you operate industrial controls, OT systems, or anything in SCADA: patch immediately.

7. Legacy Python Bootstrap Scripts Create PyPI Supply-Chain Risk

Unmaintained Python packages contain bootstrap scripts pointing to expired domains—meaning attackers can hijack them, serve malicious updates, and dominate the supply chain.

Expect a wave of takeovers in 2025 unless maintainers intervene.

8. North Korean Actors Deploy 197 Malicious npm Packages

The infamous OtterCookie malware has resurfaced in massively updated form, deployed through nearly 200 fake npm packages designed to infect developers.

The infection vector?
Developers installing seemingly harmless utilities, formatters, or helpers.

The supply-chain threat surface keeps expanding.

Final Word: Infrastructure Built for the World We’re Entering—Not the One We’re Leaving

Between AI-driven browsers, autonomous malware, escalating supply-chain attacks, and a truly remote global workforce, hosting isn’t just about CPUs and RAM anymore—it’s about reliability, isolation, transparency, and a partner that strengthens your security posture rather than weakening it.

SunsetHost’s KVM VPS lineup isn’t just hosting—it’s your foundation for a secure, scalable future.

If you’re ready to deploy real infrastructure, the links are waiting:
Order KVM 4 / KVM 8 / KVM 16 / KVM 32 anytime.