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Tech, Unclouded

Writer at Illevante Tech+

Abdulwahed Mohammad

Content writer at tech+

He writes for Illevante Tech+ about domains and DNS, servers and email.

articles
34
topics
8
minutes of reading
307
first article, October
2026
Content writer at tech+

Profile

Abdulwahed Mohammad at a glance

Abdulwahed Mohammad is a content writer at tech+. Since October 2026 he has written 34 articles on 8 topics: from choosing and transferring a domain name and DNS propagation to hosting websites with cPanel and Plesk, virtual servers, professional email, SSL certificates and green hosting.

He writes for the site owner before the specialist, in plain language and practical steps, true to the blog’s motto: Tech, Unclouded.

Role
Content writer at tech+
Writes for
Illevante Tech+, the Illevante tech blog
First article
October 1, 2026
Latest article
November 8, 2026
Written
34 articles, 58,108 words
Average article
9 min read

His skills

  • Website and email security100%

    SSLTLSDNSSECAES-256

  • Domains and DNS98%

    WHOISTTLEPPgTLDICANN

  • Performance and scalability96%

    SEOCDNSSDIOPS

  • Virtual servers and their management95%

    VPSVDSrootNVMe

  • Hosting panels and their tools95%

    cPanelPleskWordPressSoftaculousLiteSpeed

  • Cloud and backup94%

    Nexus CloudBackup

  • Professional email92%

    PostfixAcrux Mail

  • Sustainable hosting90%

    Green Web Foundation

Archive

All his articles34

  1. 01What is Redis? How it speeds up your applications and how to set it up on your serverHostingWhat is Redis? How it speeds up your applications and how to set it up on your serverRedis keeps data in memory to speed up your app and take load off the database: what it offers, and how to install, secure and tune it on a Linux server and connect WordPress and Laravel.November 8, 202620 min read
  2. 02CVE-2026-119977 in WordPress: a flaw in the update process that lets attackers run code on the serverSecurityCVE-2026-119977 in WordPress: a flaw in the update process that lets attackers run code on the serverA flaw in how WordPress updates itself lets an attacker with no account run code, and CISA says it is exploited: is your site affected, and how to protect it.November 8, 20269 min read
  3. 03A copper globe on a stand, standing for domains and site namesDomainsHow to register a .sy domain, step by stepRegistering a .sy domain in practice: who may register, the documents, the steps over WhatsApp, the $0.55 yearly price and what comes after.November 8, 20267 min read
  4. 04OpenSSH flaw on Alpine Linux: SSH login without a password, and how to protect your serverSecurityOpenSSH flaw on Alpine Linux: SSH login without a password, and how to protect your serverAn OpenSSH flaw on Alpine Linux opens accounts that have no password: is your server affected, how to update or protect it, and how to spot a break-in.November 7, 20268 min read
  5. 05CVE-2026-98432: a critical Linux kernel flaw and how to protect your serverSecurityCVE-2026-98432: a critical Linux kernel flaw and how to protect your serverA flaw in IPv4 TCP handling hits Linux servers on kernel 4.4 or newer: who is affected, where the fix stands, and how to update or shield your server.November 7, 202612 min read
  6. 06A copper server cabinet with its door open, standing for web hostingHostingHow much does a website cost? A real calculationA website’s cost in numbers: domain, hosting and certificate, what comes included, and four bills from $37 for the first year.November 7, 20265 min read
  7. 07A copper server cabinet with its door open, standing for web hostingHostingDomain vs hosting: what’s the difference?The domain is your site’s name, the hosting its home: what each does, how DNS links them, what each costs and what happens if one expires.November 7, 20265 min read
  8. 08An open copper card-index drawer, standing for DNS records and name serversDNSHow to connect a domain to your hosting, step by stepConnect a domain to hosting with name servers or an A record: the steps on cPanel hosting, a VPS and DNS Console, without losing mail.November 7, 20266 min read

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