Ssl certificate issue

[jaikrishna.t]

@Greenreader9

@jaikrishna.t, how did he/she get your email address?

Should I believe that @speedupsms was hacked?

[Oxy]

Google search and webcache

the site owner himself provided that contact address

[Admin]

@speedupsms

pls check this and make it resolve that in future no hacker can do this to my account.

And… what am I supposed to do with that information?

If your website gets a sufficiently large DDoS attack, it will go down. This can happen to any website, from the simplest of personal blogs to google.com, facebook.com and other trillion dollar companies.

If you want to be 100% sure that your website is never taken down by attackers, then don’t publish it on the internet.

But yeah, using Cloudflare in Under Attack mode can help. That said, a targeted attacker can still easily bypass that.

[speedupsms]

he has seen it from my contact us details…

[speedupsms]

i have shared this information with u…so that u can make stable your services and develop a thing that any hacker cannot make down anyones website…

[Admin]

I’m sorry, but it doesn’t work that may. No such thing exists that can ensure that “any hacker cannot make down anyones website”.

If DDoS attacks were easy to stop, they wouldn’t be such a big issue to so many companies of all sizes. But they are impossible to stop and extremely complicated to mitigate.

This is how the internet works. It’s not a happy little place where everyone is friendly. Even if some of the ways the internet works have been designed with that idea.