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Well, that's a relief. And once again thanks for sharing your knowledge. Those interested in this issue might also want to visit another forum site in which cpanel security is discussed. It advised changing passwords to foil the interlopers. It appears to have worked. (At least I hope so.) http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...?showtopic=5610 Thanks again for elliminating some anxiety regarding the soundness of my rather innocent web site, which, after all, is dedicated to art. Paul

Very interesting. And good work. At this moment my website cpanel link has been added to Jennifersblog, malixya, a-b-l-o-g, and some other suspicious appearing blogs. Clicking on the links to my site from these false fronts I can enter directly into my cpanel. Whereas if I click on some other pirated sites I am asked for a name and password in order to enter. Can I go directly into my cpanel because I am using my own machine? Or does anyone who clicks on my url, with the added 8082, have direct entry? Also, I see that you offer the email addresses to some of these blogs. Will emailing them and asking to be removed improve matters or simply offer them another oportunity to exploit my site and email address? You have done very good work with this and I'm sure that anyone who has thus been exploited will be grateful. Sincerely, Paul