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[MARBLE MAN]

did someone use ftp to make an executable or a dll inject a virus?

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[DiceyGrammar]

has this put anyone's key at risk?

Well why dont you deal with the web controller then

Let me dumb it down...

Why you no deal with look of web controller

how about instead of 'dumbing it down', you attempt to string a coherent sentence together first?

that'd really help me out in trying to understand you

[Rub]

I feel sorry for anyone who has paid you money for this "service"; it's an absolute joke and you're clearly well out of your depth with basic server management.

[Port]

did someone use ftp to make an executable or a dll inject a virus?

if that happened i would laugh so much

[Rub]

The security actually exists, and has been thoroughly tested. I dare you to try to find a way to get past it.

Prime quote.

[Nevermind]

I feel sorry for anyone who has paid you money for this "service"; it's an absolute joke and you're clearly well out of your depth with basic server management.

I was going to purchase this service for BlockoBlocko. I guess I'll head to RTB instead.
(the RTB monopoly is yet to be broken)

[hammereditor²]

has this put anyone's key at risk?

Of course not. And your private add-ons are also not at risk.

[hammereditor²]

did someone use ftp to make an executable or a dll inject a virus?

Prime quote.

The infection originated from an external program, not the Blockland servers.

[hammereditor²]

I was going to purchase this service for BlockoBlocko. I guess I'll head to RTB instead.
(the RTB monopoly is yet to be broken)

I can give you a free slot.

[Ephialtes]

Of course not. And your private add-ons are also not at risk.

You've already admitted you have no idea how this happened and I can only assume you have no idea about the nature of the virus either. How can you make assurances that sensitive data hasn't been accessed or stolen when you have absolutely zero understanding of what's happened here?

[Rub]

The infection originated from an external program, not the Blockland servers.

So what program was it? Were you trying to install a DDoS program?

[hammereditor²]

So what program was it? Were you trying to install a DDoS program?

No, I'm not trying to attack anybody.
It's the virus that's DDoS'ing.
And I will do a thorough investigation today. Yesterday, I only had time for a 5-minute scan.

Using Net balancer, I have identified that 'Service traffic' (all unknown programs) and TCPsvcs.exe are both using a lot of bandwidth (and causing the DDoS attack).

[hammereditor²]

Hey, I found an easy way to fix this DDoS without obliterating the VPS!
An abuse report came just now from Skial.org, saying that port 19 on 192.198.94.227 is attacking.
If I disable that port, I think I can easily fix the problem.

[WALDO]

Hey, I found an easy way to fix this DDoS without obliterating the VPS!
An abuse report came just now from Skial.org, saying that port 19 on 192.198.94.227 is attacking.
If I disable that port, I think I can easily fix the problem.

Wouldn't the virus still use the CPU though? This seems like a cheap way to fix things, what about you just get rid of the virus completely?

[hammereditor²]

Wouldn't the virus still use the CPU though? This seems like a cheap way to fix things, what about you just get rid of the virus completely?

This is only a temporary fix, so that the organization is not being attacked.
Of course I would remove the computer virus.