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Which is why I'm trying to figure out what he claims the exploit to be so I can looksie,  it's fairly trivial to decode ioncube, not that I would do such a thing... I would also take whatever CVPS Chris says with a grain of salt, as he couldn't explain their last hack that had their db...

Well, ChicagoVPS could just be incompetent and been rooted from the centralbackup exploit, but netn00b posted some "code"  that he claimed was responsible, was looking for what file that was from. Isn't CurtisG (netnub) the guy who was selling "dedicated servers" that were just shell accounts? 

Which SolusVM file was exploited this time? 

apt-get remove apache* bind9* samba* sasl* exim* sendmail* >add dotdeb repo's apt-get update apt-get install nginx php5-fpm Lower the nginx worker count and  php5-fpm pool to 1 worker, disable nginx caching.  Can't help you with noSQL as I run mySQL.  This is from my Secure Dragon Xen...

If you're on Debian your best bet is to use the DotDeb repos for Nginx/PHP/Mysql.  Older versions of Nginx included in distro repositories may still be vulnerable so i would upgrade to the latest and greatest.

I haven't sold it yet, but rdns.us will probably be my best sale when finished, since I rarely sell domains anymore. Back in the day, round 2005 I made quite a bit of money on NamePros buying and selling domains and such.

+1 for Single File PHP Gallery, works great without having to configure/install stuff. 

I played with one for 35 mins, it's not a bad setup but the interface was a little confusing,  its much easier then spinning up an EC2 instance myself though.  Seems like it runs by some guy from MIT, wonder what kinda deal he got with funding it as he doesn't seem to be asking for donations or...

What is so difficult for you to accomplish using their web frontend that you had to cease your usage? Yes, although I'm embarrassed to say that I don't remember who.  I had a long talk on IRC with it's creator who took the time to answer my silly questions.   Well, I thought you had said that...

dns.he.net <-- Reliable, backed by a major operation, free I've been using HE for my DNS for awhile now and I can't say I've had a single problem. dns4.pro <-- Looks nice, haven't switched my DNS yet because no GeoIP support, but they do support DNSSEC Rage4 seems okay but without a way to...

Or wordpress links feature?  You could probably even do it with straight HTML if you're not changing links super often.   How much are you paying?  Seen you talk a lot of bout all these great things you want to make but something like this would be easier to just hack together yourself then...

I'd say go for a Nexus 7/10 or similar high quality Android device.  I played around with a Surface in the store before I bought my Nexus and wasn't impressed.  If you need full fledged Windows on the go, there might as well buy a netbook/ultra portable as it will cost you even less than Surface...

Ah I misunderstood that, why keep only VPS/Dedis? Surely shared would be much easier to relocate/null especially if they're targeting IPs not domain names. 

So..  the email manndude posted is a fake?

Remind anyone of LET? haha. Pretty quick for "truvis", I expected him to last longer this time. I think he was banned for multiple accounts, there's some big threads on WHT about him. Plug from Ernie@HVH from a recent thread about him -...

Only the PHP is GPL for most themes, it seems images and java-script aren't, but there is a 100% GPL option. Makes me think of telephone ripping my looking glass.

How does one "steal" a domain so easily?  Getting the transfer email alone should be enough to tip you off and stop it?

I tested it on the official recaptcha side right before I posted, it worked just fine.

LEB always seemed like a Debian based community probably because it runs so well on a small vps. Been running solely Debian for awhile now.

Neat article, I didn't know you only needed one word to be entered, seems like that would make it easier to crack.