Dlow

[SuicidalMedia]

Jason, DLow was related to HybridSoft, think he owned it/worked there and has rights to use whatever he's using from them. Heck, clients use ns3 and 4.hybridsoft.org as their nameservers!

He wasn't lol. He registered HybridSoft.org just because he wanted to start a forum, HybridSoft.net is still registered, and I'm sure that DLow wasn't even registered on HybridSoft because I know Strife and other Staff from HybridSoft.

SuicidalMedia Reviewed by SuicidalMedia on 16th Nov 2010. Dlow Lol, this guy is a joke. Are you kidding me? I wonder how you can be so stupid and buy something from him. Bascially, he's using ServeDome reseller and selling semi dedicated hosting from it. How you guys can be so stupid? You can get hosting from servedome on the same server for much less money. He ripped design of my hosting provider contrasthost.com. layer3.webden.org is down and it will stay down as my hosting provider discovered that this stupid kid did and reported him for good. Rating: 5

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He wasn't lol. He registered HybridSoft.org just because he wanted to start a forum, HybridSoft.net is still registered, and I'm sure that DLow wasn't even registered on HybridSoft because I know Strife and other Staff from HybridSoft.

wtf, ripping a domain name is just... wrong?

Anyhow, since everyone started and my client requested me to post this on his behalf since he doesn't have account here at KWWH anymore.

Long story short, he hired DLow to secure his server. As my client didn't feel he did it properly he hired me to re-check everything and tell him what EXACTLY he did. The server was configured terrible, there was no even suPHP. All he did is installing CSF and following a couple of its security steps via WHM. Sadly, here is .bash_history - http://pastebin.com/d5wRDgjv

I find it very funny how he stopped certain services without removing them from bootup/startup so basically, all those services that he disabled came back after a reboot. According to my client, he paid $20 for it. If needed, I will provide his server's IP to administration.