3 ms·
I have a Moniker account with one domain and the access log shows an access on Sep 26 from 88.150.178.59 as well. The email I got yesterday with PLAINTEXT passw
by tcoppi 12y ago
I have a Moniker account with one domain and the access log shows an access on Sep 26 from 88.150.178.59 as well. The email I got yesterday with PLAINTEXT passwords was extremely strange and prompted me to start shopping around for another domain provider, this just makes me want to get it done today.
- scottlinux 12y agoI too have this IP in my account login history. As well as others since July from other places globally. This appears it was not brute force attempts, as the log would show failed login attempts. They just logged right in, first try. Sounds like a web site vulnerability.
- epaladin 12y agoGuess I'll check mine later also...
- tombrossman 12y agoIf you are moving domains to a different registrar try Gandi. I have no affiliation with them except as a happy customer. They also support two-factor authentication and delegation of limited permissions to other Gandi accounts. For example, if I'm doing a website for a client I have them purchase from or transfer the domain to Gandi, then delegate only technical rights to me for administering their DNS. This all helps with account security, or damage control for when things go wrong.
- BrianHutch 12y agoCheck for registrars that offer two-factor authentication. I use this security feature with Namecheap.