Comodo official forum hacked by Instakilla hacker

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https://www.comss.ru/page.php?id=6510

When trying to enter the official forum of the anti-virus developer Comodo, a redirect to the Instakilla hacker’s website is triggered, where he advertises his services

At the time of publication (September 29, 10:24 GMT), when trying to access the forum using the link https://forums.comodo.com/ redirect to the site instakilla.com was triggered.

A detailed report on the status of the forum is available on Virustotal .
Vendor Comodo is known for its free security solutions: the comprehensive antivirus Comodo Internet Security Premium and the Comodo Firewall. At one time, the developer was one of the leaders in the digital certification market, but in 2017 he sold his business SSL certificates .
Comodo has not yet commented on the situation. We will update the article as information becomes available.

From comss.ru using translator

 

[Andytay70]

What firewall were they using lol?

 

[Aleeyen]

What firewall were they using lol?

Clever people never use their own products.

 

[[correlate]]

Comodo is a well established company with a history of protection
There may be lapses but not the end of the world.

Clever people never use their own products.

 

[Fuzzy_Bunny]

They are still company that develop security software. This kind a thing are bad for ther reputation

 

[93803123]

Wow. The replies on this thread show that a lot of people here don't know how web hosting works.

 

[ErzCrz]

I get how forums are a lower priority but a lot of users rely on it. There's also this question over there being a free version of the antivirus, firewall or internet security as everything links to paid on the main site at the moment. Anyway, that's another topic. Hopefully it'll be back up soon. It's been down all day.

 

[Burrito]

Spell check tried to change 'Comodo' to 'Commode.'

This is a commode.

Anyway, I digress...

I didn't know about INSTAKILLA.

They provided a simple solution to my complex problem.

Thanks Commode........... er, uh, Comodo.

 

[bribon77]

Although it is relatively easy for a hacker to bring down a Forum, Comodo's should be careful, because that does no good to any Company and less if it is a Security Company.

 

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Although it is relatively easy for a hacker to bring down a Forum, Comodo's should be careful, because that does no good to any Company and less if it is a Security Company.

 

[93803123]

This is not important. Not one bit.

 

[ErzCrz]

Anyway... back up now

 

[mike6688]

An update from Comodo:

Important Security Notice About Comodo Forums Accounts - General Announcements

Important Security Notice About Comodo Forums Accounts At Comodo, we take security very seriously and it is our highest priority. Very recently a new

forums.comodo.com

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

Commode owned. Trashed. Made to look ridiculous here.

It begs to question, were their servers hosted offsite by a third party? If so, then it could be understandable. If not? It looks even worse. It means they were not cautious. It means they were not diligent. They were asleep at the wheel. But then again, I never took Commode seriously (and never will).

 

[Venustus]

I never took Commode seriously (and never will).

But,but..they do

At Comodo, we take security very seriously and it is our highest priority.

 

[Andytay70]

Looks like they need @cruelsister to set up their firewall for them.

 

[[correlate]]

Comodo Forums Breached, Data of Over 170,000 Users Up for Grabs

Account data belonging to more than half of all Comodo Forums users has been stolen and is now traded online. The breach was possible by exploiting a vulnerability in the software that powers the forum.

Comodo today published a security notice informing users that an intruder may have gained access to the forums database.

"Very recently a new vulnerability in the vBulletin software, which is one of the most popular server applications for website comments including the Comodo Forums, was made public," the notification begins.

Comodo Forums Breached, Data of Over 170,000 Users Up for Grabs

Account data belonging to more than half of all Comodo Forums users has been stolen and is now traded online. The breach was possible by exploiting a vulnerability in the software that powers the forum.

www.bleepingcomputer.com

 

[upnorth]

 

[Burrito]

Cybersecurity giant Comodo can't even keep its own website secure | TechCrunch

Comodo, which bills itself as a "global leader in cybersecurity solutions," said its forum was hacked. The admission came in no less than a forum post,

techcrunch.com

Kind of a harsh headline for The Commode.

According to the disclosure, Comodo said the hackers stole usernames...

I think somebody stole the username "Burrito."

Because it's so popular and all...

The nerve of them people.

And the answer to all this is right in front of them.

Yes, that's right. The answer is INSTAKILLA.

INSTAKILLA can fix it.

"Technical support... simple solutions... malware removal..."

It's all there.

Thank goodness they arrived offering to help at The Commode's time of need.

 

[93803123]

TechCrunch hacked as the result of an exploit...

TechCrunch Hacked - Details and Updates

It looks the most popular Technology blog in the world TechCrunch just got hacked. Users visiting TechCrunch.com will be not be greeted with the usual dose of Technology, instead, you will see something which is similar to the screenshot below.

techie-buzz.com

Good thing I didn't create an account back in 2010. Wait. I was, like, 6 years old. Still running round with me jammies and whoopdeedooh bankie.

And again...

TechCrunch falls victim to OurMine hacking group

Hackers deface technology site while telling visitors attack is only a security test in latest high-profile breach

www.theguardian.com

My, my, my, my, my... the kettle calling the pot black. Oh it's OK. It's TechCrunch's job to talk smack. The more smack, the higher the clicks. The higher the clicks, the greater the ad revenue.