Hostinger Provides Malware Protection for Web Hosting with Monarx

📅 March 6, 2023 - Monarx, a provider of Linux web hosting security solutions, has announced a partnership with Hostinger, a global web hosting company that serves millions of websites, online shops, and domains.

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