So far there are 3 people who've reported their Linodes compromised. They all had popular Bitcoin services running on their Linode.
3 compromised emails? Very unlikely. They are all major contributors to Bitcoin, I think they know a little more than using the same password everywhere.
Linode will only send you a confirmation email if you enable the feature, otherwise tough luck. It's also been confirmed by the vice president of Linode to be a fault on their side.
> Linode will send you a confirmation email if you access the admin panel from a "new" IP. This guy must have had his email address compromised as well.
The attack was not via the consumer facing admin panel. It was the internal Linode customer service interface.
3 compromised emails? Very unlikely. They are all major contributors to Bitcoin, I think they know a little more than using the same password everywhere.
Linode will only send you a confirmation email if you enable the feature, otherwise tough luck. It's also been confirmed by the vice president of Linode to be a fault on their side.