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::sigh:: I had hope for  tdale . We inadvertently launched around the same time. Customer service, not taking on too much debt and paying your bills goes a long way. 

Francisco This event specifically was just a dedicated system. However on my OpenVZ nodes Nodewatch suspends the VPS within seconds. The affected customer is then asked to reload and to choose a more aggressive password.

Everything in production uses ssh keys. This was a simple install without anything hardened yet.

Indeed. CentOS ISO, net install using the centos.org mirror. I haven't seen anything this destructive in a hijacked iso before but I guess I couldn't put it past someone.

Fair enough. Anything in production has been hardened. I have only seen this on new fresh installs that have not been locked down but left sitting overnight. Nope, fresh CentOS minimal. Thanks for the suggestions. If/when I see this again ill take a look. I did however see one executable...

@Nett Nope. Random from keepass.

Maybe someone here could shed some light on a problem I have been seeing. Of course, the system is compromised, and the only true solution here is to wipe and reload. However, I have been seeing more and more of it recently and would like to understand how this is happening. First off; no...

@PureVoltage Racktables looks interesting but out dated. Noclayer didn't respond to me a year ago, 6 months ago and still nothing a week ago. Other people on their forums (that is now broken) and social media seem to have the same results. Thought maybe someone here knew there. Came...

Anyone know what happen to Noclayer? They had a pretty awesome tool in the works for WHMCS but it looks to be dead.

@Chris Miller, Thanks! I started about a week after Jeremiah left so I never got to meet him. I did take a job back in Rochester as an Enterprise Systems Engineer. I do still keep in touch with the CC folks (believe me [even though people won't, lol] they are not as bad as you imagine). BTW...

@drmike, I left ColoCrossing back in January.

Tom I know what you are doing ::sigh:: There are time you really messed up, I hope if you are going to do this you take responsibility.

dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=64k count=16k conv=fdatasync 16384+0 records in 16384+0 records out 1073741824 bytes (1.1 GB) copied, 1.23743 s, 868 MB/s

Rad :)

Ill take it :)

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