01.03.2012, 19:34
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Last edited by ColorHost-Kevin; 01/03/2012 at 09:01 PM.
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Hello All.
This issue is corrected, and as my post says we are always working for improvements.
WHMCS does store a lot of information in plain text BUT not client passwords! I went back over it months ago when this situation occurred and corrected the non-secure information
The clients that were effected were also warned back in that month of the attacks, and the ways were preventing future attacks. I do not know why it chooses to come up months later.
We here have been running since 2009, And have attracted quite a large crowd. Including people who want to try to hack and get into our systems.
Our main goal here is that NO service was tampered with, but there was a leak of personal info for clients back in December or previous months.
We also got the media they were passing around removed.
If anyone does have any questions, your free to ask me.
This issue is corrected, and as my post says we are always working for improvements.
WHMCS does store a lot of information in plain text BUT not client passwords! I went back over it months ago when this situation occurred and corrected the non-secure information
The clients that were effected were also warned back in that month of the attacks, and the ways were preventing future attacks. I do not know why it chooses to come up months later.
We here have been running since 2009, And have attracted quite a large crowd. Including people who want to try to hack and get into our systems.
Our main goal here is that NO service was tampered with, but there was a leak of personal info for clients back in December or previous months.
We also got the media they were passing around removed.
If anyone does have any questions, your free to ask me.