That would be interesting. Its not a wordpress site. Its single page basic .html site with a few images and a single zip file. And cPanel/shared hosting

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I think BuyVM is just using DA or cPanel. We've got a custom setup on a stack we picked out specifically for this, and bought specific hardware that performs better for SQL workloads (in Vegas &am

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Actually having the admin folder and recovering password open is another security issue.

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* Not trust any cloud/internet password manager whatever people said for "convience", I keeping my password on KeepassXC and audit (checking/rotate) every couple months.

accept the password, also your connection gets reset randomly. I did try installing Ubuntu (now outdated 22.04), it lasted longer but during the upgrade (why does it take much longer than Debian?) th

Yeah, I go with Bitwarden to completely never think about ... remember/creating passwords anymore.

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hard to believe anyone would not be using a password manager in 2025. many open-source or cheap commercial options. 1Password is like $30-40/year I think.

With all the talk about data breaches and online scams, I've found myself adopting a few simple, almost reflexive habits to try and stay a bit safer online. Nothing super technical, just little things

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- wait the upcoming (tombstone reanimation) and rotate all password and keys

Very unlikely (I also checked earlier), because I installed from an ISO and didn't use any password that Virtualizor may have saved for me

So basically they had his password or access to his data. The learning: if you're down, stay quiet!