SolusVM should revoke his Licenses if this is true, as it is just damaging SolusVM as much as ChicagoVPS.

Not that they can find, they're waiting additional info from ChicagoVPS.

@CVPS_Chris Does age matter because you sure don't act like you're in your 20's. I don't trash you as I don't dislike ChicagoVPS, I just enjoy making you mad because you always respond with a really

Wow bro, you need to learn to use punctuations.

actually CVPS_Chris we are a customer of chicagoVPS and are now going out on are own

If you want to actually have a real conversation than talking to these guys email me at Chris@chicagovps.net

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ChicagoVPS have a $7.50 cPanel license offer on at the moment, and had a $5 offer a while back

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ChicagoVPS is definitely something hiding. First post is was brute-force, then something to do with Lighttpd, nothing reported to Soluslabs and so on. If there was an exploit much bigger players would

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Up to this point they have NOT contacted us about any of the so called exploit/issue they have had. We sent them an email when we were pointed to this thread. ChicagoVPS are very active on our support

Is bluevm the other host that got hacked like chicagoVPS. Cause they are working on recovery

claims that there are a lot of people behind Chicagovps, if they have the proper disaster recovery plans already setup, for sure someone would be able to spend the 10 minutes needed to inform solusvm

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Possibility to bruteforce undetected is something I'd consider a vulnerability - but I'm not quite sure I'd lay the blame with ChicagoVPS here.

@kujoe has given us some good details, i don't see how chicagovps will cover up anything

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I cant accept that if an exploit like this was around that ChicagoVPS would be the first reported case, it would have happened already to somebody else.