Is MPGH constantly a target for hackers ?

[ZetaDarus]

I've been checking my old breached accounts using a website like haveibeenpwnd and scylla.sh

I just found that there's one of my passwords from a couple of weeks ago that was used on another MPGH account of mine, that i asked to be purged.

Is MPGH constantly being datamined / pentested, i know there was a massive password leak from MPGH a couple of years ago.

And are those the reason of MPGH multiple times going offline for a few minutes, and then recovering ?

I also see that MPGH forces you to change password every 90 days, so is that another measure against that ?

from an outside point of view, it really seems like this site is a big deal for hackers.

[Charion]

Well, people who are fearful of being hacked use products like Dashlane, and such things-- what it does is log your password behind a master password (something only you remember)-- it even has an unique feature that generates passwords, depending on an option that you choose, which means randomly generated password (close what YouTube does with generating links), with things like dashes and stuff like that included within the password, Dashlane is something I heavily suggest to get, it's free.

MPGH going down few minutes can have multiple reasons than just being DDOSED, like servers being poopy, and among of other things.

[DragonyCat]

And are those the reason of MPGH multiple times going offline for a few minutes, and then recovering ?

Like Nani also said, it's not the only reason, but it happens. Websites do occasionly go down for x amount of time because of DDoS.. but, also just because of servers going oof and other problems.

[Stack]

FBI is targeting us

[Felix]

There was a leak ages ago that i remember so it may just from that? The whole DB was leaked and sold for like $100 btc a copy

[Matthew]

There was a leak ages ago that i remember so it may just from that? The whole DB was leaked and sold for like $100 btc a copy

I got hella hacked when that happened lel

[Felix]

I got hella hacked when that happened lel

You sure im sure that was before 2017 which is ur join date xd

[Matthew]

You sure im sure that was before 2017 which is ur join date xd

I have an account from 2014

[Breezeyou2]

This state currently is super fine !
Before like 3 months ago, MPGH was always offline ! like each day you get either Slow website or Offline server.

But currently its super fine and the IM Chat works good.

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

Imagine the possibilities when the source code for your site is commonly available. Now imagine running this system running on PHP. Now imagine 20 or so years of being online. Now imagine all the security vulnerabilities that were around during that time relating to vBulletin, related plugins, PHP, nginx, litespeed.

[Matthew]

Imagine the possibilities when the source code for your site is commonly available. Now imagine running this system running on PHP. Now imagine 20 or so years of being online. Now imagine all the security vulnerabilities that were around during that time relating to vBulletin, related plugins, PHP, nginx, litespeed.

I remember that script kid targeting that js vulnerability over IM

[[MPGH]arunforce]

In summary, yes. MPGH is a constant target for attackers, script kiddies, bots, and more. There's no bigger risk free clout than hacking a game hacking website. I've had to enable DDOS protection almost daily for the last week.

[Dab]

Imagine the possibilities when the source code for your site is commonly available. Now imagine running this system running on PHP. Now imagine 20 or so years of being online. Now imagine all the security vulnerabilities that were around during that time relating to vBulletin, related plugins, PHP, nginx, litespeed.

This is why those hacker bait sites use different servers for their forums. Same with the websites dedicated to kernel / ring0 private hacks for modern games. Recently I saw two different teams that use intel hypervisor for their AC bypass try hacking each other because they were taking sales from each other. Because one of their sites was vulnerable on the back end due to public vulns on their forum software they got all their customers info leaked and the site was taken down. That team still hasn't been back up and now their opponents pretty much are dominating the market on the intel side.

[PhoneKeyboard]

FBI is targeting us

Probably already infiltrated the ranks. Hey man, thats how the FBI does most of their shit, social engineering.

Realistically, servers are constantly being attacked, mostly by automated systems. Like literally, start a server on digitalocean and make it vulnerable (ie, install an old linux distro or use a shitty ssh password) and give it a week. Some automated attack will have been performed and your server is being used to send out spam, phishing attacks or as a bot in a network.

A cool experiment if you're interested also is to install a honeypot on a publicly accessible linux server, you'll see just how common it is (also you can catch some zero-day malware as well.)

[[MPGH]Dave84311]

This is why those hacker bait sites use different servers for their forums. Same with the websites dedicated to kernel / ring0 private hacks for modern games. Recently I saw two different teams that use intel hypervisor for their AC bypass try hacking each other because they were taking sales from each other. Because one of their sites was vulnerable on the back end due to public vulns on their forum software they got all their customers info leaked and the site was taken down. That team still hasn't been back up and now their opponents pretty much are dominating the market on the intel side.

Yeah MPGH has been through many of those sorts of battles in the early years while offering services and servers. Running any free/available software is risky especially with zerodays. At least with coding a system the end system is a result of your skillset and ability to secure it without having to make the source code available. At a minimum you should be automating these tests to prevent shit like that from happening.