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It's not like having access to GoDaddy's accounts directly would change something for this specific hack. 28,000 credentials is a substantial heist considering
by skilled 7y ago
It's not like having access to GoDaddy's accounts directly would change something for this specific hack. 28,000 credentials is a substantial heist considering the foul play one could achieve with that many (sub)-websites.
It makes you wonder how many hosting companies have never caught up on backdoors that were added 10~ years ago. For the most part, security these days runs much tighter than it did in the days of simple PHP shells.