Hackers?

[twintone]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Chill Winston!
No one is putting blame upon the host, merely stating that the host is the one who is going to typically figure the mess out. (And the one time I had that type of thing pop up on my sites, it was the virtual server I hosted on that had an Apache exploit.)

If you think we're a bunch of dummies, I'll point you toward the mainstream board I'm hanging at. GoDaddy All the Way! with that crowd.

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Your site has an exploit and it's definatley an issue for your host to handle. It may even be a server-wide issue.

To me, that sounds like putting the responsibility on the host.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by twintone

To me, that sounds like putting the responsibility on the host.

I said "Your site has an exploit and it's definatley an issue for your host to handle. It may even be a server-wide issue." That statement doesn't place the blame anywhere. Expecting the assistance of one's host when dealing with an exploit shouldn't be a GREAT BIG FUCKING SHOCK!!!

Originally Posted by twintone

In your case it very well may be the host. I know Servage is extremely unsecure with their FTP setup. Logging into FTP you are able to go up a directory and view files of other users on that machine.

That, my friend, is blaming the host.