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RapidSpeeds or HostPlate? RapidSpeeds has their /23 PI and whole rack with hardware rented, HostPlate was just a simple reseller. Profit margin was probably higher that LEBs so there must be something else that went wrong.

Looks like AtratoIP hasn't paid to their suppliers / uplinks and going bankrupt by the end of this month if they don't find a buyer to take-over their operations. http://www.ispam.nl/archives/34169/uitgelekte-brief-aan-leveranciers-atrato-in-zwaar-weer/ There is quite a lot of companies in the...

$11/m is the cheapest you can get from cPanel INC directly on 200+ licenses(VPS). It's a new price, not sure what happens with old customers on the old pricing though. 

Hey,   KnownSRV offers top-notch VPS packages that are generous in both space and bandwidth. We guarantee trouble free service and peace of minds for hosting your websites. We utilize the latest virtualisation technology to give you the power to fully customise your own environment.   Why...

They don't leak IPs anymore, they just forward the complaint to abuse-mailbox, and provide inetnum / netname but not exact IP address. They started doing that a few months ago.

Blesta looks very promising. Just bought a copy. 

1) Edis 2) SecureDragon 3) BuyVM

Bandwidth is not the cheapest in Sweden.  Take a look at https://www.gridlane.com/, it's Portlane's VPS division. 

In my case this is 4x 600GB of SAS 15k RPM in RAID10 array. A bit more than 1TB of usable disk space. 10GB may be little low, but still enough to live-migrate to another Node in the VLAN if you have this script in hourly cron. 

The following will stop a remote attacker from uploading any file to WHMcs' public_html. This was a workout we did during WHMcs' Smarty exploits. This will definitely eliminate some kind of most dangerous web attacks(RFIs, RCEs).   http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showpost.php?p=7833578&postcount=43

#!/bin/sh currentdisk=$(df -h | tail -n 2 | head -n 1 | awk '{print $4}' |  awk -F"G" '{print $1}') if (( $(echo $currentdisk) < 10 )); then /bin/echo "$(hostname) is almost out of disk space" | /bin/mail -s "$(hostname) CHECK DISK SPACE" [email protected] fi   Above script...

If they were able to upload a php script there is nothing mod_security could possibly do for you. Data is on their hands most likely. 

nginx + naxsi would be prefered option.  Yes, correct  :(

What exactly would break WHMcs automation? Because I tested this setup and it worked like a charm. Solus does not need to write to /www in normal conditions besides update, but you chown back to solusvm.solusvm during the update process.    You would use WHMcs to connect directly to Solus...

# yum update -y # passwd root # reboot

chown -R nobody.nobody /usr/local/solusvm/www Will prevent write access to public directory and eliminate dangerous RFIs and good part of RCEs. If the attacker has no ability to upload his scripts to the master, it will make his job much much harder.  Run PHPIDS in font of Solus, or nginx...