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Catch up on the last 24 hours in cybersecurity in just a few minutes. Your support helps me maintain the site, publish daily updates and keep Cyber Recaps alive and free for everyone, forever.

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Keep it free and independent

Below are tools I actually use and trust to run this. Some are affiliate links: sign up through one and the company pays me a commission at no extra cost to you. That is the easiest way to support the project.

Tools I use (these keep the newsletter running)

Proton

Private Email, VPN & Password Manager

Privacy-first email, VPN, password manager, and storage, built in Switzerland with end-to-end encryption. A solid default if you want to keep your data yours.

  • Strong privacy and encryption
  • One account for Mail, VPN, Pass, and Drive
  • The free plan is enough to start; full features need a paid plan
  • Sign up through my link for 2 weeks free, plus $20 off your first bill
Get Proton Email / VPN / Vault

Cloudways

Managed WordPress Hosting

Powered by DigitalOcean. I have used it for about 5 years. Easy to set up, maintain, and scale, with the server side handled for you, so you focus on the site, not the server.

  • Excellent 24/7 live chat support, real people whenever you are stuck
  • Beginner-friendly: a few clicks and you are live, perfect for WordPress
  • Pricier than bare-metal, since you pay for the managed setup
Get started with Cloudways

Vultr

Cloud Servers (VPS)

Raw cloud servers. Setting one up used to need real Linux skills; now you can ask an AI, copy, paste, run, and you are up. Cheaper than managed hosting if you handle the server yourself.

  • $300 in free credit to test it out
  • Perfect for learning and testing
  • Much cheaper than managed hosting, with full control over your stack
  • You maintain everything: updates, security, backups
Get started with Vultr

MailerLite

Email Newsletter Platform

What actually lands the email in your inbox. I send the daily recap through it and it just works, with reliable delivery and no headaches. The free plan is enough to get a real newsletter going.

  • Easy to set up
  • Generous free plan
  • Sign up through my link and get $20 in credit
  • API access and custom HTML need a paid plan
Send emails with MailerLite

Affiliate disclosure: some links above are referral links. They never cost you extra.