Since its ftp server, so it shouldn’t be accessible from web. Even provider domain is invalid (ftp.myfullname.com). So i never Though of that it can be accessible before storing data. Now i find that

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Redis is already there inside cpanel and DA. Mongo is u likely due to how authentication works.

mentally strong and normally developed people understand 500GB ftp storage to mean exactly that and not some strange public_html hosting crap.

Someone said the panel used is CyberPanel, in which case (unless it has been changed), the FTP root path for the domain is the public_html folder.

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again: what have you won? 500GB ftp storage or something hosting-like with public_html?

So fwiw I have both a DA and CPanel LasVegas plan so decided to spin up a new Wordpress install on one (and already had a pretty much bare bones already on the other. If it’s interest, here’s how the

they didnt ask anyone to not change the password. they just said users that change them "start to border on the untrusted side"

Hold the fuck on. They asked users to not change passwords? I always recommend changing default passwords even if its a random password to another random password. 0 trust. Keep who knows the password

Perhaps I missed it, but just to clarify, did you make any of your files publicly accessible via http(s) or via anonymous ftp?

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I have now found that I can only log in to download my stored Linux ISO or download it via an FTP account. I'm not sure if it was the same before for OP. These files are located in: public_html.

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@bdspice what did you win? 500GB FTP storage or 500GB whatever with public_html?

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“last month i got notification that i won 500gb FTP storage from CharityHost_org”

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Given their history of asking users to 'leave the default password unchanged for root VDS' and taking long time to respond with this answer, this is complete BS, probably scanning people data 24/7

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