In this case study we look at the mighty CUNY Academic Commons, a community-driven platform that supports faculty, staff and students across CUNY. We hear from Matthew K. Gold, Director of the CUNY Academic Commons; Boone Gorges, Lead Developer of the CUNY Academic Commons and
Hello and welcome to this month’s round up of everything that’s happening across our community!
Our team continues to work hard to ensure the security of our sites and servers in the light of recent PHP2Shell vulnerabilities.
Hello and welcome to this month’s round up of everything that’s happening across our community!
Our team continues to work hard to ensure the security of our sites and servers in the light of recent PHP2Shell vulnerabilities.
This update is relates to Mukurtu 3 sites currently hosted on Reclaim’s Shared Hosting or VIP Shared Hosting Services.
In light of the recently disclosed critical PHP vulnerabilities, collectively known as PHP2Shell (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), Reclaim Hosting is taking additional steps to ensure that all Domain of One’s Own (DoOO) environments are updated and secure.
As part of this effort, we will be moving all eligible Domain
We are writing to inform you of PHP vulnerability that we are currently patching / mitigating. Expect further updates as information becomes available on this post.
We are writing to inform you of a security incident that was reported by UpdraftPlus on 18 October 2026 (https://teamupdraft.com/blog/security-incident-october-2026/).
A quick round up of everything that’s happening at Reclaim this month.
Blogs@Baruch is a pioneering platform which supports 10,000 student sites and 63,000 registered users to blog at scale. You might say it’s blogging as
When: Wednesday, October, 14th
Time: 12-1pm EDT
In this first session of a new series of training session for students, educators and admins, we will explore how to support digital agency and long-term skills development with bulk-shared hosting.
Our colleague Jason
Blogs@Baruch is a pioneering platform which supports 10,000 student sites and 63,000 registered users to blog at scale. You might say it’s blogging as an enterprise level service .
In this case study we hear from Christopher
