Ten tips for improving your security online
Our top ten tips for staying safe online and keeping your website secure.
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Protect your Gandi account by using two-factor authentication (TOTP)
In today’s video, we’ll be showing you how to enable two-factor authentication by using TOTP.
Beware ghost accounts!
Leaving accounts with high levels of access open after they’re needed is an often overlooked security danger.
How to use subdomains for your website
Subdomains are a common way to structure a website. Here’s all about what a subdomain is, why you’d use it, and how.
How to send a report to Gandi’s Abuse team
Our Abuse team treats every Abuse report one by one. These are the essential elements you need so that your request can be managed quickly and efficiently.
Be extra careful of cyber attacks as summer vacation approaches
Cyber attacks are more and more frequent in recent years, especially during the holiday season. But what are they and how can you prevent them?
With DNS Snapshots, don’t worry about losing your DNS records again!
If you try to change your DNS records, a simple error could cause your website or other online services to break. With DNS Snapshots, you don’t need to worry about losing your DNS records anymore!
What is a parked domain name?
When you see that a domain name is parked, what does that mean? Why would someone park a domain and what do you do if you want it?
Why isn’t my DNS working!?
It’s always DNS! From caching, to duplicate records, to syntax, and more, here are five things to check when your DNS updates don’t work.
Keep your domain names secure with DNSSEC!
Activating DNSSEC on your domain name allows for the verification of DNS responses and combats DNS attacks. Wathc our video to learn more!
Which web hosting solution is right for you, according to your needs?
Who you are and what your project is will determine your needs when it comes to web hosting!
5 Reasons WordPress is perfect for SMEs
WordPress is an open source content management system (CMS). Since its development in 2003, more than 750 million websites have been created on WordPress around the world, accounting for 40% of all websites, and the number of users is still growing.