Renaud Bédard

@renaudbedard So, any comment on how the 1.5GB zip file was last modified 4 hours before the hack, and on FAT32? Hackers use Win98 or USB?

@DNSDies ...and THEN the web server, using password information found in the dropbox.

@renaudbedard Still doesn't explain the Mac OSX files in the archive, or that it was made on a FAT32 partition, that means removable storage

@DNSDies I don't have all the answers. I doubt I'll ever have those answers. You're asking as if I knew how the hack was performed.

@renaudbedard Here's one you should be able to answer, brute force or rainbow table?

@DNSDies Why should I know that? I don't.

@renaudbedard check the logs. Frequent failed logins = brute force single authentication = rainbow tables, or they knew the pass already.

@renaudbedard Nice damage control.

@Slidebite yes? that’s precisely what’s going on. We were hit, and now i try to limit further damage.

@renaudbedard Prove it.

@Slidebite believe or not preparing a proof document for the internet isn't priority number one when your identity gets stolen

@renaudbedard If you were so concerned about it you wouldn't even bother replying. http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx  Reminder this is an option.

@MacTahMac it's not hosted on CloudFlare, CloudFlare offers their services to many hosts including ours. We've been hacked.

@MacTahMac not going to give anyone ammunition by giving more detail, if you don't mind

@MacTahMac @renaudbedard in short, Cloudflare got service to protect the server, and the only one that can make changes is the server owner?

@kesadisan @renaudbedard no actually the opposite if he's telling the truth, the cloud flare caches the website to protect it against DDOS