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Sign in with Google, GitHub and Apple ID

You can now sign in to your account with Google, GitHub or Apple ID. New customers sign up in one click with no password; existing customers link the service once in their settings.

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October 31
Four seasons on our website
Winter auroras, spring blossoms, a summer lake and golden autumn. Pick a look to suit your mood or let the calendar choose.
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October 29
Server management has moved to your account
The vm.forestsnet.cloud panel is closed as of 28 October. All server management now lives in your account, and the move brings a console with clipboard paste, temporary access without a password, IPv4 replacement and primary address selection.
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October 22
Germany is back on sale: two nodes in Frankfurt
Servers in Frankfurt can be ordered again — EP-1…EP-5 plans at the same prices as in the Netherlands. There are now two nodes on AMD EPYC 7713, each connected with two 25 Gbit/s links through separate network cards.
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October 21
Critical GitLab vulnerability: how to check and update your server
GitLab has fixed CVE-2026-110264, rated the maximum CVSS 10.0: it allows code execution on the server without signing in. If your VPS runs its own GitLab, update to the fixed version of your branch — instructions inside.
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October 21
Emergency PHP security release: what to check on your server
PHP has released fixes for two critical vulnerabilities that allow unauthenticated remote code execution. If your VPS runs a website, WordPress, Bitrix or a PHP-based panel, update now — instructions inside.
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October 18
Hosting providers breached via VMmanager 6: what leaked, what we did and what you should do
On the night of 16 to 17 October attackers hit hosting providers running VMmanager 6, and we were affected too. Here is what leaked, what we did and what to check on your server.
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October 17
Emergency node reboot: kernel vulnerability PwnEscape patched
On 17 October we rebooted all hosting nodes one by one to close a critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel. Each server was unavailable for about five to six minutes. We could not warn you in advance — sorry about that.
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October 7
Speed test and Looking Glass — now right on the website
Ping, speed and route to our locations in the Netherlands and Germany — in the browser, in half a minute. And from the location servers, ping, traceroute and MTR to any address.
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October 7
A 99.8% SLA and an updated edition of the Terms of Service
From 15 October, the availability of every server is set out in a Service Level Agreement: downtime beyond it earns credits to your balance. We have also updated the Terms of Service.
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October 1
Link your bank account via SBP: pay without a QR code and set up autopay
Link your bank account through SBP once, with nothing charged. After that you can top up without a QR code and have your servers renew automatically.
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September 30
Third-party domains in server settings: updated rules
Use any technology and protocol you like, but the target in your server settings must be yours: no third-party sites, especially banks and government bodies. Until 15 October: warnings and three days to fix; after that, a final block.
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