Recent content by Fede Marsell

I'd like to add that PLESK has crossed a red line. For some time now, some providers (including some very large ones in Europe) have stopped working with PLESK. The official version is due to the pricing policy (abusive in my opinion), but I believe that behind these decisions are the latest...

Thank you. I'm sorry if my comment wasn't appropriate, but English isn't my language, and I have language limitations when it comes to expressing very complicated topics (like this one). I wouldn't know where to start. I have many servers, on all of which this extension was installed without...

If you find this case worthy of sarcasm, you really have little interest.

I don't have time for sarcasm. This case is serious. It's an unauthorized installation and an unauthorized (and ilegal) data transfer. If you need evidence, here it is: Issue - Important: Imunify auto installation and possible data leak If the PLESK community ignores these types of practices...

This is absolutely false and any user can prove it by viewing the Imunify logs: Issue - Important: Imunify auto installation and possible data leak

Exactly. As you can see, very few people are concerned about the security or confidentiality of their data.

Who decides which post is the best? PLESK decides its own answer is the best? Is this a joke? I find it incredible how you are handling this matter.

Answered in the thread created to report the situation: https://talk.plesk.com/threads/important-imunify-auto-installation-and-possible-data-leak.378485/#post-965805

That information is irrelevant. We're talking about unauthorized installations and data transfers without any kind of consent. I believe PLESK is unaware of either the seriousness of the situation or its legal responsibility. The evidence indicates the opposite. And any user can verify this...

And all options enabled without any consent.

I'd like to know how much money PLESK makes by adding these extensions with such wonderful features (hiring a programmer, payment options sold through Sitejet or WP ToolKit, etc.).

Indeed. PLESK's official silence on this issue makes the problem even more serious.

Thank you for your confirmation @Hangover2 You are correct. Affected users should save the logs directory /var/log/imunify360/ as proof of the illegal data transfer. This is necessary for future action.

This affects thousands of servers running PLESK, yet here we are, just three users concerned about security. The rest of the community seems asleep. I've been managing servers for decades, and the current feeling is that no one cares about security. Plesk installs extensions without your...

The problem is that both the installation of the extension and the data transfer happened without any prior authorization or consent. This is a serious breach.