They were a victim of the attack as well and I think their clients would be very happy with an explanation of what is going on.
Instead, they tried to minimize the issue and even mute anyone mentioning it on their forums. Pretty sad.
There is no single perfect secure company (and users known that) and specially on shared-servers it is easy for a small mistake to spread to hundreds or thousands of sites, but the way a company responds is what makes all the difference.
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I completely agree with that.
They were a victim of the attack as well and I think their clients would be very happy with an explanation of what is going on.
Instead, they tried to minimize the issue and even mute anyone mentioning it on their forums. Pretty sad.
There is no single perfect secure company (and users known that) and specially on shared-servers it is easy for a small mistake to spread to hundreds or thousands of sites, but the way a company responds is what makes all the difference.