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Proven Secure Host?
- Thread starter ViolentJ
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Not a Clio
It would only be to host an SMF forum and a few web pages, possibly a joomla frontend as well.
Annoyingly I can't check our usage stats as the whole client area is displaying a lovely hacked message but the bandwidth used is only about 3GB a month so we'd be looking at 5-10GB to be on the safe side for now. I'm not sure on storage space, I've got no way of currently checking. Only need 1 email address and the domain name is a .com
The most important thing is reliability and access times.
Annoyingly I can't check our usage stats as the whole client area is displaying a lovely hacked message but the bandwidth used is only about 3GB a month so we'd be looking at 5-10GB to be on the safe side for now. I'm not sure on storage space, I've got no way of currently checking. Only need 1 email address and the domain name is a .com
The most important thing is reliability and access times.
Better than yours. C*nt.
MS 2003/IIS6 acceptable? Can spare 50GB/month, and 0.5GB physical space?
Not a Clio
We've got a complete backup of everything including the mysql tables. Not sure what you need to know but this is the forum software we use: http://www.simplemachines.org/
Not a Clio
We're trying http://www.globalgold.co.uk they have a £1 first month trial.
Better than yours. C*nt.
185lb/ft dCi
to be honest mate, the host has not got anything to do with it, just by researching the simple machines software i have found that there are multiple flaws in it including local file includes and HTTP POST request filter security bypasses. i'd be changing the software not the hosting company.
just my 2 cents
just my 2 cents
185lb/ft dCi
ok my bad, they have obviously not kept there systems up to date.
Bus w**ker
It probably wasn't a "hack" more then likely a script kiddy using some exploit like !c99shell on the shared box allowing them to drop an index.php page onto every account. Your host should of cleared it up pretty quickly and enabling mod_security or running susexe would grind the issue to a halt.
Host wise you need to find out what sort of package you require and what budget you have to spend. But a search over on www.webhostingtalk.com should give you some companies to be looking into/contacting.
Host wise you need to find out what sort of package you require and what budget you have to spend. But a search over on www.webhostingtalk.com should give you some companies to be looking into/contacting.
CLIO172, BMW3, 3061.
www.hostpapa.co.uk - i signed up 3 months ago and never looked back, quite frankly there isnt a host out there that comes close to the amount of features they offer all included in the price.
Not a Clio
Had an update last night. Macester/Sym0n may be right. They've found the hacker did gain access via an unsecured script on our web space. They can't yet tell us what the unsecured script is and are keeping our space suspended until they can. It took them all day to get back on their feet :S
