Do you have ANY evidence to prove it? Has Jelsoft commented on your issue? Is there a known bug that can be discussed here?

Based on what you've said in these forums, the answer is thus far NO.

There are thousands of sites running VB. To go into a public forum and claim that VB has a vulnerability that was actually exploited on your site several times in under one week is certainly ridiculous.

If you can't offer up a single shred of evidence that it was indeed VB and not any of the backdoors you have undoubtedly left open, don't expect much help from this community. We work with facts, not heresay.

seriously. sell me your vb license and move on.

That's a bit broad, don't you think? It'd be like my alternator going in my car, and saying that "It's the motor".

What part of vB do you think has/had the vulnerability? If I brute-force SSH to a box and scrap the database, I'm breaking vBulletin, but vBulletin is NOT the issue.

Without knowing what/where/how you were hacked, it's a bit short-sighted to point the finger at vB.

Why do they not research it and stop blaming it on other people. As you can see, I am not the only one who has had a problem such as this. Vbulletin needs to investigate the hole. ANd stop jumping down my throat.

See how disrespectful you people are? You swear by something that you have not even invesitaged. There was no brute force on the server. I do have the logs to prove that smarty. If I knew what part of vb they came in through I would not have came here to ask for help. I had used other forum software for a long time before switching to vb, then the day I switch, I get hacked. To me that is a little too circumstantial.

Again, you are making claims that you are backing up with ZERO information.

What do you want them to research? Should they just start looking through the hundreds of thousands of lines of code for a vulnerability that they had not previously found?

Post your WWW logs
Post your admincp logs
Post a screen shot of what they are actually doing to your site

Post SOMETHING or stop making baseless claims about the security of a good product!

Andromeda2875, I have already warned you once.