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Besides the basics like changing the SSH port, disabling root login, disabling password login, and setting up fail2ban, I usually take a few extra steps. I set up a firewall using UFW or iptables to a

- cPanel & DirectAdmin heavily preferred though we'll consider others

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Set a secure password better key

Mostly I do is change ssh port, disallow root and password login, add fail2ban

"Password Reset Requested"

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Who uses a root password? I just use keys and i store it behind the toilet at Taco Bell.

Who use same root password on different website ?

Emails sent to the customers, with the root passwords, IP and more information were all included in the database's "Tasks" table, which was the biggest table of them all.

Root passwords were not stored in the database that was accessed. ColoCloud does not store root passwords in the VPS control panel — this has been confirmed directly by the Virtualizor team.

At least you pointed out emails, full names and VNC passwords, but root passwords were also leaked. You don't tell your customers to change their root password when they reinstall, so if they didn't,

* VNC console passwords