Today I got email from hosterlabs "Notice of Data Breach heri lukito ID We are writing to you because of an incident involving access to information associated with online purchases made on our website www.hosterlabs.net. Although we are unaware of any actual misuse of your information, we are providing notice to you and other potentially affected customers about the incident, and about tools you can use to protect yourself against possible identity theft or fraud. What Happened? We were discovered on June 22, 2021 that our website www.hosterlabs.net experienced an intrusion the day June 21,2021. The intruder or intruders placed malware on the our servers, and by doing so gained access to our customers’ data. To date, the investigation indicates that the intrusion began around the 21st of June ca. 9 AM. At first we noticed our website hosterlabs.net/panel/ was offline and not working. Further investigation seemed to reveal a problem with the databases, we thought they were corrupted. After further investigation we found messages from "hackers" threatening to make the information on the databases public/selling them and they asked us for money in exchange of them returning us the information, because it was deleted. We do have backups that we do on a daily basis and as such we decided not to pay any ransom. We have disaster plans and prevention on all servers and platforms. We have had false alarms of hackings in the past, hence all our systems are extremely secured but unfortunately there is nothing that can not be hacked. The hack came through our Wordpress main site hosterlabs.net/ where hackers possibly injected viruses through a vulnerability within one or more plugins we have. These vulnerabilities have been fully isolated and fixed. For now security is really tight but we will add further security in the upcoming days as well as changing how our systems are designed internally. What information was included? Name, Last Name, E-mail, Address and personally identifiable information. Passwords were most likely not stolen, nevertheless, please change your passwords for your VPS/Hosting accounts and your control panel account. No credit card information was stolen, no intrusion in any other systems took place. Please make sure to change your password in all of our services. Is the breach fixed? Yes we have tracked the malware and it has completely been removed from our sites. What did you do to increase your security? We have added further firewalls, active monitoring and we are working as of now with law enforcement to track the perpetrators of the crime. We have notified the FBI and we expect to do forensics on our servers, for which we have backed up all logs and accesses. What kind of security do you have/ how do we know our information was protected? Your information was protected to the best of our abilities as we have experience aiding and making sure other peoples' servers are secure. We have seen/traced/removed similar hackings from customers. Most of our servers are unreachable outside our working spaces and require special authentications. This breach was just exploiting a plugin we had on our Wordpress site. We will revise all our security policies and keep you updated. We are really sorry about the situation and we will keep you posted at status.hosterlabs.net Best Regards, Hosterlabs Team

Dear Florin, I am sorry you think we are a scam. Nevertheless, as a business, we need to protect ourselves from possible Fraud attempts from users that do not comply with our basic terms of service and promotion limitations We decided to close your account for several reasons, one of them was you being abusive towards our support staff. We have no tolerance for this kind of behavior. Best Regards.

Hello, Had you opened a ticket we could have helped you. Never requested a refund or credit. We would be happy to give you the credit into your account. I think it is self explanatory that Minecraft servers do not benefit from a lot of ram. They require a high single core performance. A HDD server is not intended for this purpose. This servers are budget servers. OpenVZ lineup, so you will not benefit from our real performance. Try our KVM line up with faster CPU's, speeds and performance. You will see :) We are not overselling our services, around this month we capped some servers for having a load >15. This might have been the case for you. We limited the number of processes you could run at any point in time to 150, for all servers. A server with a standard load should not go beyond that. We are open to working with you. Please submit a ticket and we will help you without a doubt. Also, we are very open to giving credit to your account and a better server. More ram is not equal to better performance. We have been having I/O issues on one single node, no RAM or CPU overselling. We are still investigating this, as this was probably the major cause of the problem.