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Personally, I'd like to see proof that he contacts Solus and that they ignored what he had to say. It makes no sense for any developer to do that.

Simple fact is, if he knows what the problem is and doesn't bother telling the developers then ultimately he's harming himself. No-one will trust him, no-one will want is control panel and no-one will want to provide him with services. Look at this logically - he is holding every single...

I STRONGLY suggest you contact them again, i.e. immediately, with whatever information you have.

I STRONGLY suggest you contact them again, i.e. immediately, with whatever information you have.

"exploits" you've shared with SolusVM, I presume?

Someone who has access or knowledge of these so-called vulns needs to let SolusVM know so they can be investigated.

Someone who has access or knowledge of these so-called vulns needs to let SolusVM know so they can be investigated.

netnub - your previous post with code was removed for the same reason this one has been. If you have information relating to security issues with SolusVM then I would suggest you contact them so a fix can be issued instead of posting snippets of code on here. All you're doing is opening other...

SolusVM, of course.

That's just a php shell script, uploaded after gaining access via the vuln, not the vuln itself.

The vuln itself is only for the SolusVM master however gaining access to that gives you access to all the other nodes.

Perhaps a collation of addresses who have tried this would be good.

Enough already for God's sake.

Let's not post up any info that could potentially cause further issues down the line folks :)

I'm pretty sure if that was the case many more providers would have been compromised.

Apparently he openly admitted it to Nick.

Topic already exists: http://vpsboard.com/topic/731-solusvm-vulnerability/

It's worthwhile checking for any files created/modified recently. Edit. Try this: $ find /usr/local/solusvm -type f -printf

Sticky ground that..don't think I'd advocate that!

The problem with Continuum is... well, where do you start. The staff rarely answer questions in any kind of reasonable time frame. The technical staff appear to be void of any real-world technical knowledge or experience. The network is awful.. really, properly awful. 'Tom' is painfully...