We have reviewed our own managed environments and systems. Webbfabriken environments are already patched. We are not vulnerable and have not been vulnerable to Dirty Frag in our managed environments.

Dirty Frag concerns Linux kernel handling of network related modules and memory handling. When the vulnerabilities are chained together an attacker who already has local access in an affected environment may try to escalate privileges.

This does not mean that a public website can automatically be taken over from the internet. The risk depends on kernel version, configuration, loaded modules and what kind of local access exists in the environment.

We treat secure operations as an ongoing process. When this type of vulnerability becomes known we review affected systems, patch levels, modules and any relevant mitigations.

For Dirty Frag our status is clear. Our own managed environments are patched and we have not been vulnerable. Customers hosted in our managed environments do not need to take urgent action for this specific vulnerability.

If you operate your own Linux servers outside our managed operations you should check your distribution security updates and make sure kernel packages are updated. It is also wise to check whether relevant modules are used in the environment and follow the guidance from your Linux distribution.

For customers where Webbfabriken has operational responsibility we handle this review as part of our normal security work.

Linux vulnerabilities that affect the kernel and privilege handling can have serious impact in the wrong environment. That is why we follow security feeds, test impact and update our environments continuously instead of waiting for an incident.

The important part is to work in a structured way. Check exposure, update quickly and document what has been done.

Technical updates can be followed through NHS England and AWS Security Bulletins.

Need help checking your own servers or want to move hosting to an actively managed environment? Contact Webbfabriken and we will help you review the situation.

The vulnerability can make local privilege escalation possible. This means that an attacker who can already run code as a local user in an affected environment may try to escalate privileges to root.

All our servers are already patched for CVE-2026-31431. In addition, WF SecurityCloud already had protection active on our own servers. For our own operations this vulnerability was therefore not a practical problem.

Copy Fail is based on a flaw in the Linux kernel crypto subsystem. In practice, the issue can be abused to influence page cache memory connected to readable files and create a path toward root privileges.

It is a local vulnerability. The attacker must already be able to run code on the server. It should still be taken seriously because local privilege escalation can become critical in shared environments, hosting environments and systems where multiple users or applications run on the same machine.

Linux kernels from around 2017 onward may be affected depending on kernel version, backports and whether the vulnerable code exists in the distribution kernel.

Operating systems that may be affected depending on kernel version include Debian 10, 11 and 12, Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, 22.04 and 24.04, AlmaLinux 8, 9 and 10, CloudLinux 7h, 8 and 9 as well as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and 9.

We reviewed our servers when the information became known and verified patch levels, protection and operational status. All our servers are patched.

WF SecurityCloud also already provided active protection on our own servers. That is an important part of how we work. Patching is always necessary but an extra protection layer means that a single vulnerability does not have to become an urgent operational problem.

Customers in our managed environments do not need to take urgent action for CVE-2026-31431. We have handled this within our normal operational responsibility.

If you operate your own Linux servers outside our managed operations you should check kernel version, security updates and any remediation guidance from your distribution. For shared servers and hosting environments it is especially important to verify that patching has actually been completed.

Technical information is available from Microsoft Security, Plesk and CloudLinux.

Want us to check your own server or move hosting to an environment with active patching and WF SecurityCloud? Contact Webbfabriken and we will help you review the situation.

This guide is for companies planning a website that should do more than look good. The goal is to help visitors understand your offer, choose the right service and contact you without unnecessary friction.

A new website should not start with colors, templates or technical choices. It should start with the business goal. Should the website generate more quote requests, sell bookings, improve local search visibility, build trust or make information easier for existing customers to find?

When the goal is clear, the structure becomes easier to plan. The site can then be built around real needs instead of filling a design with generic text.

A common mistake is putting too much on one page. That makes it harder for visitors and search engines to understand what each page is really about. A stronger structure gives each important service, question and next step a clear place on the website.

• A homepage that explains what you do, who you help and why it matters.
• A separate page for each main service or product category.
• Supporting pages for questions, comparisons, pricing or practical details.
• A contact path that matches what the visitor has just read.
• A structure where no important page is isolated without useful internal links.

Good website content should help visitors make decisions. It is not enough to say that you are professional or experienced. The content needs to explain what the customer gets, how the process works, which choices exist and what happens after launch.

For AI summaries and modern search results, it is especially useful when important pages include direct answers, clear sections, lists and tables where they make the information easier to understand.

Internal links guide visitors and help search engines understand how pages relate to each other. A blog article about creating a website should therefore link to relevant service pages, practical guides and supporting information, not only to a generic contact page.

A website that loads slowly, has broken forms, weak mobile layouts or poor security loses both visitors and business value. The technology should not distract the visitor, but it should be felt through speed, stability and ease of use.

• Fast loading on mobile and desktop.
• Correct heading hierarchy and indexable pages.
• Optimized images and clean code.
• Working forms and clear CTA buttons.
• HTTPS, backup and protection against common attacks.
• Sitemap, canonical tags and correct language handling.

A website should not only attract traffic. It should help the right visitor take the next step. Each important service page should therefore end with a form or CTA that matches what the visitor is reading about.

Do not force visitors back to a generic contact page without context. The easier the next step feels from the page they are already reading, the less interest you lose.

1. Review the current website, audience and business goals.
2. Decide which pages should answer which customer questions.
3. Plan content and internal links before the design is locked.
4. Create a design that makes the offer easier to understand.
5. Build the website with performance, SEO, forms and secure operations from the start.
6. Launch with redirects, sitemap, analytics and Search Console.
7. Follow up with new articles, improved service pages and real customer feedback.

To create a website that actually wins customers, strategy, content, design, SEO, technology and follow-up need to work together. The strongest solution is often not more effects or more text, but better structure and a clearer path from need to contact.

If you want help planning a website with strategy, design, SEO and secure operation in one delivery, you can read more about Webbfabriken as a web agency.

The move started on Friday, February 6, 2026, and will be completed in stages over about one month. Several team members started working from the new office right away, while others continue to keep operations stable during the transition.

We are also welcoming two new colleagues, Helena and Romina, who are joining us as part of this move.

During the moving period, response times may occasionally be slightly longer than usual, but we remain available and will always get back to you. Office visits are temporarily paused until everything is fully in place.

Our address remains the same: Webbfabriken AB, Tryffelslingan 12, Lidingö, floor 1. Both stairs and elevator are available, and temporary signs will guide you.

Need to reach us during the move? Contact us here: /en/contact.

Thank you for your patience and trust during this transition.

Best regards,
Robert Ikenberg
Founder and Owner, Webbfabriken Inc with subsidiaries

Decide which services the website should sell and which searches you want to rank for. For most agencies, core terms include web agency, website development, web design, and SEO.

Users should instantly understand where to find what they need. Separate homepage, service pages, case studies, FAQ, and contact pages. Avoid putting everything on one long page.

Be specific. Explain what you deliver, for whom, how your process works, and what outcomes the client can expect. Use clear CTAs to contact and relevant services.

Link related pages using descriptive anchor text. Example: from blog posts to web agency, then to web development, and then to portfolio pages.

• Fast loading on mobile and desktop
• Compressed images and clean code
• Stable infrastructure on the right web hosting

• Unique title and meta description per page
• Clear H1 and consistent heading hierarchy
• Canonical, schema, and correct language handling
• Indexable URLs included in sitemap

Traffic without qualified leads does not grow revenue. Track form starts, form submissions, phone clicks, and lead quality by source.

Search visibility is built over time. Publish at least two high-quality posts per month and let each post support one service page with relevant internal links.

A high-performing website combines business strategy, content, and technical execution. When structure, internal links, and content work together, you gain better visibility and more inbound leads.

Want us to review your current site against this checklist?

Send us your website and we will return concrete improvement actions: /en/contact.

For a small and clearly defined project, a freelancer can be efficient. For example, a simpler business website with limited functionality and a short delivery timeline. Communication is often direct and fast.

• Smaller budget and short project timeline
• Clear scope without complex integrations
• Few stakeholders and quick feedback cycles

If your website is a core sales channel, you usually need several skills at once: strategy, design, development, SEO, security, and ongoing management. That is where a web agency has a clear advantage. You get a team and a process that reduce risk.

• Higher requirements for quality, performance, and conversion
• Need for both web design and web development
• Need for ongoing SEO and content work
• Need for long-term operations, support, and iteration

If the project includes booking flows, customer portals, API integrations, or custom logic, you are in system development territory. At that point, technical architecture, testing, and version control become critical. A structured team prevents expensive rework and downtime later.

Ask the same questions before you decide:

• Who owns the full responsibility after launch?
• How are changes, security, and priorities managed?
• How do you measure outcomes in traffic, leads, and revenue?
• Is there a scaling plan if the business grows?

If your goal is a website that performs as a reliable sales channel, think long-term from day one. Partner choice is a business decision, not only a cost decision.

Want a quick review of what fits your company best?

Contact us and we will map your current situation and next steps: /en/contact.

Google has confirmed that a new critical vulnerability in Chrome, tracked as CVE-2025-13223, is now being used in real attacks. The flaw is in the JavaScript and WebAssembly engine V8, where a type confusion can lead to memory corruption and, in the worst case, remote code execution just by visiting a maliciously crafted web page.

The vulnerability was reported by Clément Lecigne at Google TAG on November 12, but Google has not disclosed which attackers are behind the exploitation or what targets were affected.

With this patch, Google has now closed seven zero-days just this year, several of them in V8 – underscoring how attractive the engine is as an attack surface. Another related flaw, CVE-2025-13224, was discovered by Google's AI agent Big Sleep and has also been fixed.

• All Chrome users on Windows, macOS, and Linux should update immediately
• Chromium-based browsers such as Edge, Brave, Vivaldi, and Opera are also affected and need to be patched as soon as updates are released

Update Chrome to version 142.0.7444.175/176:

1. Open Chrome
2. Click the three dots (⋮) in the top right
3. Go to Help > About Google Chrome
4. Chrome automatically searches for and installs updates
5. Restart the browser to activate the update

The number of attacks against the V8 engine has increased significantly in 2025. This demonstrates the importance of keeping your browser updated and having additional security layers.

At Webbfabriken's computer service, we help you:

• Ensure all programs and systems are updated
• Install and configure security solutions
• Train your staff in security awareness
• Implement WF SecurityCloud™ for proactive protection

Contact us for professional IT security:

Phone: +46 8-446 07 70

Learn more: Computer Service | WF SecurityCloud™

The operation was led from The Hague and brought together authorities from several EU countries, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. Europol, Eurojust, and the FBI collaborated with approximately thirty cybersecurity companies that helped map and dismantle the attackers' systems.

The core of the operation was three tools that together formed a complete ecosystem for cybercrime:

• Elysium was used to build botnets and spread malicious code
• VenomRAT gave criminals full remote control over infected computers
• Rhadamanthys collected login credentials and cryptocurrency wallet data

By attacking all three simultaneously, authorities struck directly at the distribution, remote access, and actual theft of money and accounts. According to Europol, the suspect behind Rhadamanthys controlled more than 100,000 cryptocurrency wallets representing substantial amounts.

Operation Endgame 3.0 is the third step in a longer initiative that began in 2024. The focus is not just on individuals but on the service platforms that sell tools and infrastructure to other criminals. The goal is to make it more expensive and risky to operate this type of cybercrime.

However, this is not the end of the problem. New variants and services emerge quickly when old ones are shut down. Authorities therefore urge both businesses and individuals to:

• Check if their addresses and accounts are in known breaches via "Check Your Hack" and "Have I Been Pwned"
• Review basic protections such as updates, limited remote access, and multi-factor authentication
• Invest in professional cybersecurity like WF SecurityCloud™

With WF SecurityCloud™, you get proactive protection against the same types of threats that Operation Endgame 3.0 fought against. Our system monitors and blocks malicious traffic in real-time and protects both your website and your systems.

Contact us today to secure your digital environment:

Phone: +46 8-446 07 70

Learn more: WF SecurityCloud™

• Continuous security updates that protect against new threats
• Better performance and faster system response
• More modern user interface and improved functionality
• Better integration with cloud services and productivity tools
• Support until at least 2031

• Viruses and malware
• Ransomware attacks that encrypt your files
• Data breaches and theft of sensitive information
• Identity theft and fraud

• Compatibility Check – We check if your computer meets the requirements for Windows 11
• Backup – We back up all your important files before the upgrade
• Installation – We install Windows 11 and ensure everything works correctly
• Migration – Your files, programs and settings come along
• Support – We help you get started with Windows 11

• Optimize images and use modern image formats (WebP, AVIF)
• Implement lazy loading for images and videos
• Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)
• Minify CSS and JavaScript
• Enable caching and compression

• Responsive design that works perfectly on all screen sizes
• Large, easy-to-click buttons and links
• Readable text without needing to zoom
• Fast touch response and no hover-dependent functions
• Optimized forms for mobile input

• SSL certificate (HTTPS) – a must, not a choice
• Regular security updates of CMS and plugins
• Strong authentication and password policy
• Protection against common attacks (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF)
• Regular backups

• Correct semantic HTML structure
• Clear headings and logical navigation
• Sufficient color contrast for readability
• Alt texts on all images
• Keyboard navigation works everywhere
• Clear error messages in forms

• Clear and logical menu structure
• Search function that actually works well
• Breadcrumbs for orientation
• Clear call-to-action buttons
• Consistent design throughout the website
• Quick access to important information

• ⚡ Fast and optimized
• 📱 Perfectly mobile-optimized
• 🔒 Secure and reliable
• ♿ Accessible to everyone
• 🎯 User-friendly and intuitive