Do you have uptime report link ? Also will .htaccess work in this ? It runs in apache, so in which it would work ? Cpanel or directadmin or both ?

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in that case the situation is no worse than the password case.

Dude, what is the difference between "remove that key" and "change that password"?

root@localhost:~# PATH="$PATH:/root/Geekbench-6.5.0-Linux" bash yabs.sh -f -i# ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script

And if that password is weak enough or reused anywhere else... boom.

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Which is vague - unsure whether FTP is included ("regardless") or an "adjustment" is necessary.

* FTP/Sub-domains/Databases

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… however, there’s a root shell in Virtualizor software that is protected merely by a password (not private keys or 2FA) and does not generate an audit trail.

@Cloudcone How can I reinstall my OS and access it without allowing me to reset my root password and/or VNC access?

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It does make some sense that it could be related to the support leak incident, but simply mentioning password changes did not help us, which is why I am questioning it. Perhaps we should have enabled

I have already addressed this. We did change the passwords after initially providing access to Virtualizor. We then changed them again after being notified of a potential support-related password leak

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Are they saying they got their Support System hacked again, or are they saying the affected providers didn't rotate keys/passwords after the breach last year?

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