treesmokah
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(Quote) I recommend nobody do business with SmartHost/Letbox/their other brands, they were completely compromised of which they didn't inform clients(entire WHMCS, billing info, passwords, and more) https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/7143/letb…
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(Quote) LOL, @Neoon did you really expect non-oversold vps for 90 cents per month in Russia? Their normal plans are very good.
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Use pretty much any DNS providers and https://github.com/octodns/octodns/ to sync records across them. OctoDNS is supported by Free DNS providers such as Gcore and many more. There are similar "industry backed" solutions to OctoDNS but I …
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https://4vps.su/ is great, but not sure if that's the price point you are looking for. But they do have API and hourly payment, so you can use when needed or something.
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It is related to https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/7088/cloudie-networks-llc-data-leakage Attacker claimed he compromised SmartHost/LetBox and their other brands, however he stated he wont release the data because they "acted right" whic…
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I like the aesthetics. I don't like the AUP. Good luck either way.
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Happy new year :)
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I've heard Porkbun is bad in terms of free speech(they own .gay tld and are connected to "activists"), and also likes to randomly terminate user's domains for no apparent reason. That said, I stay away from it. I agree their aest…
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More providers hit, https://hostersale.com/, https://serverwala.com/(name I recognize for some reason) and https://the23.digital/. I have not verified the data. (Image) Maybe @whmcssec is willing to discuss specifics?
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(Quote) Attackers sent out emails using their systems. (Image) Its "supposed" to be leaked soon.
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(Quote) Everything points to WHMCSServices, attacker 100% has access to their DB and probably pushed infected versions of addons. More info on ManagedWay (Image)
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(Quote) Another one https://managedway.com/ https://bgp.tools/as/53292 They seem fairly large.
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(Quote) All right, I will. Thanks for presenting your points, I'm sure I wouldn't be prosecuted for it, but I respect you.
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(Quote) I can stop If you want, but I find gatekeeping already public leak to be pointless. Nobody with malicious intents will come here and request it from me. I personally do not find anything what I did wrong, I did due diligence on people reques…
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(Quote) Yes. (Quote) I do, everyone who reached out was a long time member that was most likely affected and wanted to check for himself. Everyone with malicious intents already have it, its public, I'm not doing anyone any harm by providing i…
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(Quote) Can confirm they do some crazy damage control, I was banned before I even managed to join, for some reason.
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New email they allegedly sent out just now(from OGF) Immediate Action Required: Security Breach and Data Leak UpdateWe are contacting you to address a critical security incident that has impacted our systems and potentially your data.Incident Timel…
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(Quote) Check dm's :)
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Extortion season. (Image)
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(Quote) Ask communist Government for a proxy then.
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(Quote) I grabbed one not that long ago, crazy good, highly recommend even for normal non-promo prices. Support is also excellent, something I didn't expect for product so cheap. Very good TOS, they support running Tor Exit nodes for example, a…
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Merry Christmas 🎄
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(Quote) What is a single use browser? Clearing cookies or resetting to factory settings won't do anything. (Quote) VM's can be fingerprinted. Why all of this whackamole instead of paying for hourly disposable RDP? (Quote) We are not talk…
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(Quote) CIA certified software. I use it for shitposting, they use it for masking warcrimes and other illegal activity. I'm a good boy, committing crimes is bad because the government said so.
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(Quote) Yeah, but you don't buy these RDP for $5 on some hosting provider website. You use them internally. What I said applies to "commerical RDP providers", not RDP software. Of which there is a bunch, for example: https://crazyrdp.…
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(Quote) Probably too many eggs in one basket. Diversified infrastructure is needed for some workloads and for redundancy.
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(Quote) Most common use case for RDP, beloved by fraudsters because they are disposable and don't expose your fingerprints.
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RDP are most commonly used for hit and runs, draining accounts without fingerprints, running cracking software and other blackhat tools. Most RDP providers expect this clientele. I have never met a person using RDP for legitimate use cases.