August 31, 2026 · Dave.

Platform Updates for the Summer of 2026

We haven’t just been working on boring financial things in the background. We’ve also been building individual components of our larger overall vision, and I’d like to show you five of those components.

Customer Single Sign On

In order for us to properly identify a customer for access into services both current and future, well, they need an account, don’t they? So today we now have available customer SSO! This means that you can now have a “nulled. account”, so to speak.

This won’t do a whole lot right now, but it will be the foundation for logins to anything and everything we build. At the moment, just Remcon is integrated. But soon we’ll have a support ticket system, and maybe in the distant future our admin panel/dashboard will use this for logging in too, plus anything else we think of going forward.

You can view it at this link or by following the “Login” link on the homepage in the sidebar or the bottom.

The nulled. authentication portal.

Huge Remcon Improvements

While we are on the topic of Remcon… one of the biggest complaints we’ve gotten is the lack of VM level power controls available in case your machine hangs, crashes, or otherwise needs a swift kick you-know-where to get it back on track.

While long term our expectation is that this would be done in our admin panel/dashboard that we’re creating from scratch, that will take a long time to build out and get right. So, rather than force you into a mediocre experience until that is done, we were able to integrate power controls right into Remcon!

Now you can reset, shut down, halt, and start your machine up again all from the same remote console experience, and it even supports showing multiple VPSes, if you have more than one with us. This gets you about 75% of the way there to full self service over your machines without waiting on stubborn ol’ us to build it all out. And no, we’re not going to give up and just buy something like WHMCS. Yuck.

Remcon, showing new power control features.

Now you don't have to write an embarrassing email asking for a hard reboot of a machine after an unfortunate typo.

Fast Deploy

Another major component in the final dashboard product will be the ability to deploy VMs entirely self-service. This feature requires pre-configured images, among other things. Starting today we now have the ability to bake gold images to rapidly fire up self-deploying VPSes in as little as 30 seconds flat, meaning we can offer same-day (assuming we’re not AFK for the entire day) VPSes for distributions that have these images ready to go.

Now, notice I didn’t call this “Instant Deploy”, because those “other things” like billing or network resource allocation or auto host balancing are actually very difficult. It’s called “Fast Deploy” because one of us still needs to fire off the CLI script that clones the image and builds your new VM.

We currently support:

Debian 13
OpenBSD 7.9

We plan to support in the next weeks:

Alpine Linux
Ubuntu 24.04
Ubuntu 26.04

We plan to support in the next months:

Arch Linux
NixOS (Teehee.)
Rocky Linux
FreeBSD
Fedora Linux

If something is missing from this list, let us know and we’ll consider it!

Status Page

As promised, we have rebuilt our status page! This gives you a live look into the basic vitals of nulled. It also allows us to announce scheduled maintenance windows (alongside email notifications, of course) or outages that we’re aware of and working on.

Note that we don’t use this for SLA calculations as the monitors themselves don’t know about scheduled maintenance windows or anything of that nature, and it’s rather sensitive to minor blips or third party routing issues.

You can find it on the website under the Status link, or by following this link here .

The nulled status page showing uptime statuses for services in green.

Basic for now, but we'll add a little more as we go.

Package Mirror

We have also added a package mirror for major distributions! This allows us to serve packages to your VPSes lightning fast over the private network. Also, our gold images will prefer them by default so you can enjoy the benefits of the mirrors without making any config changes out of the box.

We’ve added 5 distributions thus far, but we’ll be adding all the ones in our proposed VM image list above, and any others who need more package mirrors.

You don’t have to be a nulled. customer to use these mirrors either! Just head over to this link and view the available mirrors today, backed by our block storage service and our full network.

The nulled package mirror website showing multiple distributions available.

Running mirrors is one of the best way to support distro maintainers, so we're happy to do so.