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> 1) Do I have a duty in law to maintain a phishbot-virus-free VPS?
Not really in law but the ability to run your own server securely should
be a prerequisite to trying to run a server.
> 3) Has a bitfolk VPS owner ever been targetted by phishbots? If so,
> what were the symptoms and what were the ramifications?
I expect they target people and servers that are vulnerable. The fact it
could be running in a VPS or a 1024 core mainframe has absolutely no
bearing.
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