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    Quote Originally Posted by rodeoXtreme View Post
    Hostgator violated Requirement 8 of PCI-DSS not WHMCS.
    wrong
    Hostgator violated nothing .
    Yes, they're a cheap company, but they violated nothing. Someone passed the security tests and they were given the information needed.
    Quote Originally Posted by rodeoXtreme View Post
    At this point, everyone should midigate their risk; stop looking for another reason for blame. UGnazi are the guilty party; that is the only thing that I believe about them.
    UGnazi are guilty only of downloading information and making it available to the world
    WHMCS is guilty of not following industry standards here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wwesn View Post
    Well all the time you've wasted posting here for free you could have been doing something productive and changed your passwords and your credit card info ...
    Exactly. Well put.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wwesn View Post
    Well all the time you've wasted posting here for free you could have been doing something productive and changed your passwords and your credit card info ...
    No, this is freetime, this posting here Please, i organise my time myselfe. See last Post from me. WHMCS get hacked. i have the work with i, because of incompetece of an Server Admin

    That's two pairs of shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by twhiting9275 View Post
    wrong
    Hostgator violated nothing .
    Yes, they're a cheap company, but they violated nothing. Someone passed the security tests and they were given the information needed.

    UGnazi are guilty only of downloading information and making it available to the world
    WHMCS is guilty of not following industry standards here.
    same old same old repetitive. None of this is news......and it adds nothing to help.

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    I've just had to recompile the leaked database to establish just how affected I am personally - 7 different accounts, phone numbers, addresses, payment transactions - fortunately no credit cards.

    However, 12,735 (quick SQL result to find clients with last 4 card numbers in db) individuals with card details stored are not so lucky. One of whom is my friend that I recommended WHMCS too.

    Oh boy, not impressed.

    WHMCS is not all to blame in this but a better relationship with a new host who observes proper and custom security protocols is a must. Social engineering scams are a reality but they're never fun on the receiving end.
    Last edited by eversonj90; 05-22-12 at 04:03 PM. Reason: Oh wait... turns out 7 accounts

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    Quote Originally Posted by gOOvER View Post
    When i read this:

    "We have reported these sites to WHMCS before and they did not take any action whatsoever to stop the illegal activity. By releasing their files, we wanted to make it known that we are watching; and will continue to be watching.”

    Matt, be glad, that you not are living in Germany. The you would get bust.

    The Hacker Inform you, and you do nothing. They told you about Leaks, and you don't do anything. That's really poor.

    You may want to read that article again http://news.softpedia.com/news/UGNaz...s-270914.shtml

    UGNazi said that they reported that spammers and hackers were using their software and whmcs chose not to do anything about it, not that they told them about flaws....

    I wonder whats next are they gonna hack Micorshaft for providing the operating system that the script kiddies use to create their BS bots

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    Quote Originally Posted by gOOvER View Post
    No, this is freetime, this posting here Please, i organise my time myselfe. See last Post from me. WHMCS get hacked. i have the work with i, because of incompetece of an Server Admin

    That's two pairs of shoes
    Can I ask.....how old are you please?

    Age = ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gOOvER View Post
    Who pay me this Time, which i have to spend, because of an incompetent Admin of WHMCS?? Do you mean WHMCS Does this??

    As i said before. If you get's no money for your Time; your problem. My time is expensive

    AND i don't want to spent time for incompetnce of an Lazy admin

    Easy Example: If WHMCS don't get hacked i don't nee to spend time for changing PW's, CC, etc.
    Fellow fan boy replying...

    It takes a matter of minutes to change passwords and call up the bank. Yes i understand there are problems with recurring billing and such with bills. You will just have to contact them and explain what’s happened and even provide links or such to WHMCS. You’re saying your time is expensive. So you’re moaning about the whole process of changing details to PROTECT YOUR CUSTOMERS! Your business sounds great. But I’d put in endless amounts of time to protect my customers. Taking a few minutes to change a password and contact the bank hardly seems like I’ve wasted time. If anything it's just a bit of a pain.

    I don’t know about where other people live, but in the UK you phone up the bank for a new card and it's sent out to you within 7 days. Sometimes quicker.

    I'm quite shocked to be honest. Considering WHMCS is for web hosting businesses. Some of your replies scare me into thinking you may be in control of someone's website. Yes WHMCS ****ed up. But we all make mistakes. Yes WHMCS ****ed up in the past too. But these things happen. Websites are hacked all the time. It's only when a big known website gets hacked everyone fly’s off the handle about it. Yes our details are public and WHMCS should have had better security practices in place to prevent such occurrences. But it's a bit too late to moan about it now, it's happened.

    Just change your passwords and contact the bank. There is nothing else we can really do now. Also bear in mind how the WHMCS team must be feeling? They are going to have to deal with so much **** in the coming days/weeks.
    How would you feel if your server got hacked and your customer’s details exposed. Imagine how you would feel if your customers just turned on you and made the situation harder for yourselves. Just give them time to sort things and things will be ok.

    (No I’m not being paid by WHMCS I’m just being realistic about this, no need for everyone to go off on one because of this)
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    Quote Originally Posted by gOOvER View Post
    No, this is freetime, this posting here Please, i organise my time myselfe. See last Post from me. WHMCS get hacked. i have the work with i, because of incompetece of an Server Admin

    That's two pairs of shoes
    if i look at your posts - so far today you've spent almost 6 hours posting in this thread. So you have 6 hours to sit and whine but can't take the time to do what need to be done?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Si View Post
    My credit card numbers in the world can sit on 1 million fraudsters desks, but if I've stopped the card the numbers are worth diddly squat. Have you stopped your card?



    I would disagree there. I'm in partnership with them because they were my chosen partner 5 years ago for my billing and support software. Since then they have supported me and my business in return for a monthly fee. For that, I've had support, troubleshooting, and api development/help. That's a partnership.



    So you resell electricity then for a living? Of course not. There is a vast difference.

    If you want to chase WHMCS for recompense, do it through the correct channels. Just stop the public whining and be constructive to the community here.



    Hmmm....don't follow your logic at all. Sorry.

    Have you had money taken from your card?
    You're delusional if you think you and your business are in partnership with WHMCS. It doesn't work like that unfortunately. Hate to break it to you.

    Hey i don't completely disagree with some of your comments but i find how you're down playing quite a serious breach of trust and security from basic security 101 is a bit troubling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by b0r3d View Post
    You're delusional if you think you and your business are in partnership with WHMCS. It doesn't work like that unfortunately. Hate to break it to you.

    Hey i don't completely disagree with some of your comments but i find how you're down playing quite a serious breach of trust and security from basic security 101 is a bit troubling.
    Oh don't you fret about it, or worry. The thing is, at this side, I'm not fretting, it's all in hand. It could be for you too

    Let the WHMCS team sort it. Then if shouting needs to be done...... Right now, don't sweat it. Chillax.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pulsar132 View Post
    Yes WHMCS ****ed up. But we all make mistakes. Yes WHMCS ****ed up in the past too. But these things happen.
    I won't deny these things happen. Anyone who does has no clue how reality works.
    However, when these things happen, companies grow past it. They move on, the learn from their mistakes.

    Have WHMCS? No
    This isn't the first time this happened. Letting them off easy the first time, that's a given, expecting that they'd move on and learn.
    Here we are, 3 years later, and we're going through the same thing. server hacked, information vulnerable. Oh yeah, most definitely, just give them another pass, because they deserve it right??? NOT!

    They've abused their 'free pass'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Si View Post
    Exactly. Well put.
    You have no need to share my opinion and i have no need to shre your's

    So one Deal;

    i don't comment sensless post from you and you don't comment posts from me

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    Quote Originally Posted by twhiting9275 View Post
    #2: blocking cards are not as simple as you make it out to be. People depend on those cards for business functions,and you can't simply just drop a card and swap it out for another . That process takes 10 days.
    Ok, I get it that there are simpler and then more complicated procedures for cancelling a credit card. But that is your card out there with all the info with it to complete online transactions.

    My company has clear guidelines of what to do when this happens:
    1) protect customers
    2) protect ourselves
    3) audit

    I assume WHMCS being proactive and sending the CC info to Visa/Mastercard would protect their customers. Their e-mail says "your card details may also be at risk". Well, card details are out in the wild, not just maybe at risk.

    Anyway, why/how this happened is beyond the scope of this thread, unless a sysadmin from WHMCS posts an audit report and describes the enhanced security features implemented to prevent this from happening again.

    I'm not blaming UGNazi. If it weren't for them, WHMCS would not know they have a problem with security. We all learn from mistakes, it is the magnitude of each mistake that defines our future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by twhiting9275 View Post
    I won't deny these things happen. Anyone who does has no clue how reality works.
    However, when these things happen, companies grow past it. They move on, the learn from their mistakes.

    Have WHMCS? No
    This isn't the first time this happened. Letting them off easy the first time, that's a given, expecting that they'd move on and learn.
    Here we are, 3 years later, and we're going through the same thing. server hacked, information vulnerable. Oh yeah, most definitely, just give them another pass, because they deserve it right??? NOT!

    They've abused their 'free pass'.
    Then move on. PLEASE. You've made your feelings clear. Who are you going with for your billing choice?

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