Re: Urgent actions required! We have a virus in Bloodshet!
Can't say for sure what his dns/vps provider is, but if it has a track record of being hacked, best thing to do is to turn away from it. Blastbay got hacked years ago and responded by shutting down the website and moving to a new host that seemed to have a better track record as far as security was concerned, not before the hacker filled the website with trojans. Whether the website is running in-house off a server machine such as a Raspberry Pi or dedicated server machine, or it's running off a vps, you have full control over security. Well, let's put it this way. You have absolute control if you're running off your own hardware, considering you're not running off someone else's machine if you don't use a vps. Even on a vps, you have encryption, you can set a strong password and a different one for your login to your dashboard and one for the actual server login. I'm not saying you're entirely at fault for hacker attacks, if any, but y ou certainly can do quite a lot to stop them. And if you feel the need to, look up some tips on sysadminning that can help you stay more secure.
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