EDIT: Ignore what I said. My stupid ass confused "login date", as in actually entering my email and password, with "last visited date", i.e. visiting the control pa

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I remember there being a message saying "A critical error has been detected" or something along those lines on the WHMCS page before it went down completely. I was trying to check th

cPanel or DirectAdmin

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I got this email too but as I used a random password and pay by PayPal for most things (and I've got 2fa on paypal) I'm not overly concerned ... they never replied to my ticket about my storage sever

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Thank you so much for this warning> @hostingsolutionssux said:

You will need your email address and the password you chose during signup to login.

All had same root password for SSH and proxmox. He's been using the same password for years now.

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mass-mail everyone but I'm too lazy and hacked cpanel email accounts can only hit so many inboxes, so some people don't get my message.

I simply signed up for a membership and set a very complicated password at random, I should be glad I didn't buy their VPS. (Image)

I got the email too, and i can confirm that the data is real, including the password hash (tested via https://appdevtools.com/bcrypt-generator)

Anyone else that showed a German IP (probably his webserver), I don't use a German VPN, so... luckily I moved a few months ago, they only have my phone nr/name/password.

1. Check if any HO password is used twice for any other service/mail provider-> change all passwords

Been this way forever. It's fine if you train your users to change passwords and if they're randomly generated but sending the ones you create is where it gets really bad, which it always did by defau