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I could use it. For winning any e-peen contest EVER CREATED.

@MartinD I was going to write up a response like that to his statement, but it's such a pain to write a long reply on my phone. And your post hits everything I would have said too :)

Now to ban netnub too.

Seriously you two. What are you getting out of this? Lulz? It's not helping the community any. Providers are locking down their stuff, unwilling to risk being compromised, which inconveniences their clients. The node wiping is causing people to lose their data, their time, the effort they've put...

Seriously you two. What are you getting out of this? Lulz? It's not helping the community any. Providers are locking down their stuff, unwilling to risk being compromised, which inconveniences their clients. The node wiping is causing people to lose their data, their time, the effort they've put...

And then the past where you threatened to hack, DDoS, and exploit several hosts for no apparent reason. And then claimed it was someone ELSE behind all this. 

And then the past where you threatened to hack, DDoS, and exploit several hosts for no apparent reason. And then claimed it was someone ELSE behind all this. 

Again, better safe than compromised, with your DB dumped and made public and your nodes rm -rf --no-preserve-root /'ed. 

I suspect that following this series of incidents, there's going to be a large increase in home-grown panel solutions. 

And read this thread too?

I doubt BuyVM would do this. Too risky. Anyways, if you're a provider and HAVE NOT taken SolusVM down, YOU SHOULD!

I didn't grab it myself, but I hear (from thread on LET) it's the same stuff as was in the RamNode one. Names, Emails, Client IDs, Hashed PW, Original Root PW, IPs, Hostnames, OS, Virt Type, etc. 

Oh look. I'd say we can add CVPS to the list.

Well, looks like CVPS has also fallen victim to the latest SolusVM Exploit. Given their CP page anyways.  Take a look for yourself! https://manage.chicagovps.net:5656/ Someone posted this on LET, but nobody had posted here. YET.

Well, looks like CVPS has also fallen victim to the latest SolusVM Exploit. Given their CP page anyways.  Take a look for yourself! https://manage.chicagovps.net:5656/ Someone posted this on LET, but nobody had posted here. YET. EDIT: TO COMMENT ON THIS THREAD PLEASE VISIT PART 2...

NOTICE EDIT: Original thread content here: http://vpsboard.com/topic/984-chicagovps-cvps-hacked-new-solusvm-exploit-pt-1 The thread had to be split into two after some errors. All original posts have been restored in that thread. Further discussion can be had within this thread. -MannDude...

They gave 3 months free service for their FREE PRODUCTS? It's... So amazing!

@Jack it's this page: 

It's a vulnerability in SolusVM's Control Panel, so anyone using SolusVM for anything (be it OVZ, KVM, Xen-PV, or Xen-HVM) is vulnerable unless they patch. 

Just in case you providers using SolusVM didn't know, you can find the IPs clients logged in with under the Client Log page in SolusVM.