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Fun? Just last week our shared hosting provider was attacked and the attacker tried to brute-force it‘s way into a management API. I cannot image another reaso
by chrisandchris 6y ago
Fun?
Just last week our shared hosting provider was attacked and the attacker tried to brute-force it‘s way into a management API. I cannot image another reason as „fun“ and „just because we can“ because there‘s nothing to get [besides money after encrypting all data].
So I think the attacker just attacks LE because it‘s in the internet and he can.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoIt as a practice run before they try it on a bigger entity
- breakingcups 6y agoThey could be aiming for credentials to use in credential stuffing attack, a place to put malware, a place to distribute malware, servers to add to their botnet, a proxy to use for shady stuff, the list goes on. I see plenty of reasons to attack a hosting provider and its infrastructure? Or am I missing something?