How many times have we been told that no customer data was at risk?
If I was a customer i'd be cancelling my card as a precaution anyway.
Web-hosting firm eUKHost has been hacked by Pakistani hacking team UrduHack, which appeared to have gained access to its billing system. The company sent out an email to customers and announced on its website over the weekend that it had spotted the intrusion within the last 24 hours. "We can confirm that an administrator …
I wouldn't mind quite so much (I paid through paypal and change my pw regularly) except for one thing.
However I am looking at changing my host in the future, anyone who could recommend a good host? I'm looking for somebody who might have something similar to their eNight cloud, except one that'd allow for windows / ASP.NET code. (never been much good at php)
I'm with EUKHost, but just like wowfood, I am less concerned because I also pay through Paypal. If not, I'd certainly be changing may cards.
In their defence, at least they have been reasonably upfront, and there are bigger and better companies to have suffered worse. EUKHost have been OK for me; not stellar performance, but they have been *reasonably* reliable. if nothing else, they can be contacted for support and usually they'll get you a solution,
Nevertheless, I'd be willing to try someone else if I could get something for the same money, but at £22/mo for a Windows VPS, there aren't many competing deals. So currently I accept that I'm not paying top dollar and therefore I can't expect premium performance and features.
"In their defence, at least they have been reasonably upfront, and ..."
No.
"The company sent out an email to customers and announced on its website over the weekend that it had spotted the intrusion within the last 24 hours."
"The group usually posts videos of its hacks on YouTube and posted the eUKHost video four weeks ago."
4 weeks <> 24 hours
'Upfront' would be "we've had our pants pulled down for 4 weeks without noticing the buffeting." Or... are they still without clue?