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Depends on the attack, really. Some realistic threats: - The hosting service doesn't wipe physical disks they discard. - The hosting service doesn't wipe virt
by geofft 7y ago
Depends on the attack, really. Some realistic threats:
- The hosting service doesn't wipe physical disks they discard.
- The hosting service doesn't wipe virtual disks between customers.
- Your offsite backup provider gets compromised.
- Someone conducts a non- targeted attack, dumps whatever SQL database they see, and leaves before they get noticed.
- Someone conducts a targeted attack but gets noticed before they can develop a working patch to compromise the service.
- Someone (e.g., a government) pressures your hosting provider for data but doesn't want you to know. Modifying your JS files would risk being noticed.