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    LeaseWeb compromised?

    Yes, I got that email. They were indeed compromised.
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    "Hack Forums" Hosts

    As long as they don't have shady business practices (like most) then I don't care.
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    Introducing the official vpsBoard git hosting service (free)

    Looks good mate, I'll try it out later.
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    Your views on Blesta?

    To all whom have replied, he is a counter-question: Would you rather use some reason-heavy billing software like WHMCS, or would you ever make a switch to something like Ghost(it's a blogging platform, but if it was billing and the code would be using node.js).
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    Your views on Blesta?

    I personally enjoy that they are not ashamed of their code, they release it 99.1% opensource just because they encode 3 files to protect their licensing, which is perfectly fine to me. The one dislike I have is I feel there is too little modules, for example I personally would like to see a BTC...
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    However copyright infringement is.
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    I enjoy Blesta 3, due to the multiple company support personally. Also due to the fact, they actually care(or do a very good act of caring) about the software, unlike WHMCS.
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    Personally, this is the last one I can find regarding cPanel 0day: http://www.exploit-db.com/wp-content/themes/exploit/docs/14864.pdf
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    (coughs) X-Originating-IP: 91.138.253.244 TOR - Hol.gr
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    Alright, so I have to touch on a few things here, which they claim a "positive move" towards security. As per this image here: "Meeting face to face" More like lawsuit face to face. "Matt (CEO)" Let's just stop right there, I've sent in countless bug reports, hell even talked to Matt via...
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    WHMCS.
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    WHMCS - finally a positive move

    I guess it wouldn't help the fact that their database has been leaked over the internet (as of yesterday) and that the admin login hashes were cracked.
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    DDoS is a funny joke to ColoCrossing

    Lmfao, that picture = brilliant.
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    I can't believe we weren't deported.

    You should employee MannDude just for a few days before you go on your next trip, then it will be a "company" trip. Problem solved.
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    I can't believe we weren't deported.

    Aldryic, Francisco: favorite drink when you guys were down there?
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    I can't believe we weren't deported.

    Take MannDude with you, he needs a vacation.
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    I can't believe we weren't deported.

    I couldn't stop laughing.  Also, those stores, lmfao.
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    Which other location would you like to see

    Russia, Costa Rica, Iceland, Germany, Netherlands.
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    The Darkest Place on the Internet Isn’t Just for Criminals

    I dislike that people have made people think TOR is just used by criminals, but if you think that, then some security researcher working for a company perfectly legal uses multiple proxies, vpns, etc. They're made out to believe that TOR is for bad guys, it's not. It's just people who don't...
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    The Darkest Place on the Internet Isn’t Just for Criminals

    Post: http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/10/thompson/ Vile though their crimes may be, pedophiles and hit men have figured out something vital when it comes to communicating. Lots of them—the ones with any security sense—use a Darknet. These are networks of secretive websites that can’t be...
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