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How is it unsafe? Can other VPS clients on same machine, somehow access/hack into my VM? or you meant its easily accessible by VPS provider?

also my first vps was $2/month with 1tb nvme. never knew ai would end up jacking up the prices like this

I’ve continued testing providers that offer VPSs with IPs classified as Fixed Line ISP by IP intelligence databases. I wanted to share the results here in case they are useful to others looking for th

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https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/220037/nyc-ryzen-9000-vps-flash-sale-50-off-2gb-3-mo-4gb-6-mo-unmetered-bw

But hosting my own VPS would be best.

Looking for cheap shared high bandwidth VPS.

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Just restocked Budget VPS 1! (Image)

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We decided to increase the overall prize pool so that every one of the 18 participants will receive something. The main VPS prizes have now been allocated as follows:

It is a more complex question. Safe from what and to what extent? Hosting anything on the VPS is inherently unsafe, the question is what degree is risk you are willing to take in relation to your data

The VPS they resell from Leaseweb didn't hacked.

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For anyone wondering, here are some benchmarks from Budget VPS 1 (GB6 / YABS):

On a side-note, read that HostDZire was hacked. If I get a leaseweb server through a reseller, and they get hacked, would my VPS server be safe? I'm assuming max that will happen is hacker will get ac

no. They just not available rn, even to reseller

I've been wanting to get Leaseweb VPS servers in SF/LA and Tokyo for a few weeks now, but have been told by their support that it'll take quite a while before those are available. Is it because resell