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What reason would be most likely
for our vBulletin sites to be hacked?
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I voted improper www permissions, even though typically its due to a weak password... But technically that's not hacking, that's cracking (guessing a password or secure code).
Security flaws to happen with every software, it's only a matter of finding it and knowing how to exploit it. Nothing is hack proof. In order of most likely password permissions security flaw |
Lots of add-ons and plug-ins provide exploits that weren't there in the native software. You forgot that one.
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It should be multiple choice as no one issue is the correct answer.
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I have to go with #1
Lazy admin with weak passwd and ssh running on 22 & root login enabled. No Hostsdeny configured. |
Ditto on what Boofo stated, its not going to be a single answer, the most likely causes are poorly written php/sql code for injection.
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