Edited version of the Linode log file for April 15th

If you're wondering, I stumbled upon that text file while reading the official company response to the recent hack here: <a href="http://blog.linode.com/2013/04/16/security-incident-update/" rel="nofollow">http://blog.linode.com/2013/04/16/security-incident-update/</a><p>I was interested in setting up a Linode account but I think it's best to wait for some more information at this point. Thoughts?

Wow. I didn't realise just how incompetent Linode actually is. Not only terrible security at a coding level but completely non existent audits.<p>I wonder what they were after if not money. What are people hosting ?

05:21 -!- mode/#linode [+b <i>!</i>ryan@54.228.197.*] by akerl<p>05:24 -!- ryan| [~violator@37.235.49.168] has joined #linode<p>05:24 &#60; ryan|&#62; quite rude of you<p>05:25 -!- ryan| was kicked from #linode by akerl [ryan|]<p>05:27 -!- root__ [~h@vmx13318.hosting24.com.au] has joined #linode<p>05:27 -!- root__ is now known as ryan||<p>05:27 &#60; ryan||&#62; Quite rude out of you<p>05:27 &#60; ryan||&#62; To ban me like that<p>Really puts into perspective the difference in the levels of skill involved.<p>When dealing with someone of this level, they really should have just notified everyone immediately. There's no telling what info these people have now.