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If you're on a *NIX, you can use xclip and even pipe it over SSH to transfer directly between clipboards. pbcopy on OS X works in a similar fashion. I believe Windows has something similar (clip.exe or something along those lines)

No less complicated than Linux. You even get the option of binary packages if you really can't manage a ports tree.

Who puts a php binary in their docroot? This exploit is nothing more than a rehash of a very old technique.

You can do that, but it's much easier to use proxychains.

PPTP is not secure, the crypto is very weak. Only advantage is it's widely supported. IPSEC is only useful for a point to point tunnel on its own - for a generic VPN setup you'd need something like L2TP or GRE underneath it. There are many different ways of setting it up.

SOCKS is NOT encrypted. Use OpenVPN or IPSEC for reliable encrypted tunneling. Do note in your example you're using the SSH SOCKS server. The data is encrypted via SSH once it leaves your machine, but it will remain unencrypted once it leaves the remote server.

I don't really care about what's being discussed here but I'd like to say this is one of my favourite reaction gifs of all time.

If the provider has to maintain a half dozen versions of Ubuntu (between x86 and x86_64, LTS and non-LTS. etc) compared to maintaining one or two versions of the current LTS, which would you expect to be more "correct"? Look at LEB hosts that offer upwards of a hundred OS templates, for example...

What are your bandwidth requirements?

Even if the guy's having problems it'd only take him 15 minutes to give his clients a nice explanation of the situation. Really goes to show you how much concern he shows to the customers...

I'm not going to be offering 13.10 - people can perform their own upgrades from 12.04 if they really want but LTS is the way to go for a server. Short term release cycle is more of a headache in a server environment. 14.04 will be the next update I bring online.

If you're still looking for a Detroit VPS, We've still got stock open despite not posting a sale recently. Test IP: 162.217.176.4

I'm not even sure what to think about this thread - it should be a no brainer. If you're going to advertise on HF, you're pretty much saying "We don't care where the users come from" and throwing up a red flag for anybody who even remotely takes the security of their server into account.

Anybody running WHMCS should deploy a WAF in front. Only 'sane' way of going about it.

Currently jammin' with MannDude on TurnTable.

The promo is no longer active. We're currently holding sales off as we're about to release our KVM product.

Yeah, desire to build a WHMCS replacement rising.

They own 46.166.128.0/18 - even if it does get auctioned off I'm sure it'll go cheap considering how much abuse has come from that range.

These offers are OpenVZ (as stated in the title). We will be introducing KVM soon - aiming for the next few weeks.