This is totally normal, you can get vps which was used and cancelled by others, so there maybe some uses showing, since its leaseweb vps we can't just reset those uses, few gb will not matter much and

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That problem i mentioned when I was unable to delete my email adress and/or even change the password lasted for weeks btw

Hello Loky , Im having the exact same problem. It has also happened to me before in the past. Bmail.ag is great for making a new quick throwawail email adress because no verification is needed. But th

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SSH/FTP/rSync

Yep, a lot of providers keep VNC always enabled. Usually providers using Virtualizor. And of course the VNC password has a strict limit of 8 characters so brute force is feasible.

And yeah, I saw that email about the whmcs updates from 3rd Sept being applied. Funny how it mentioned many vps users were still using the default generated password and their ssh was publically acces

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For SSH, use keys only, disable root login and passwords, use a separate admin account, and restrict users with AllowUsers/AllowGroups. For something more serious, keep SSH on a WireGuard/private mana