Do you need a license key for each of the above pieces of software?

Is Blockonomics legitimate? They claim to be a Non-Custodial crypto payment gateway with a WHMCS module. Has anyone here used their services in the past? If so, what was your experience like?

On the other hand, mysqldump is not a good idea for large databases, since it locks the tables when it's running. A hot backup tool would be best, but I don't know if any free ones exist any more. The

Dam that some fast cpu, the pricing of VM plans look good if that the level of CPU performance I would consider the VPS.4 plan too bad free DA license isn't a thing nowadays, so will just keep my Ince

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Yeah, it really has lots of issues, especially with SEO which is impossible to do cleanly for WHMCS. We are working on a complete website redesign currently.

You will be fine with any RIPE NCC member, my recommendation would be with @RickBakkr and @Cloudie but then again he recently got his WHMCS hacked so can't say for certain.

On the QuickHostUK status page, it looks like QuickHostUK provided FTP credentials to WHMCSServices to debug problems with their software, but instead a hacker accessed their systems with those FTP cr

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I wonder how many instances of WHMCS is affected right now, and what WHMCSSERVICES has to say bout this

More like time for whmcs.rip honestly

I think this is especially interesting because it raises some concerns about using encoded WHMCS modules

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It is really odd that they were on the same date, but I don’t think they (MongoDB) use WHMCS so it might have just been a big coincidence.

A popular WHMCS module provider, WHMCSServices, was recently hacked and modules were uploaded that contained malicious code. I thought of making this thread in private, but I think more people should

Second, you try to mask that you’re just a small fish in the sea with whitelabeling, paying for WHMCS branding removal, making sure that all your panels share the same colors and logo etc.