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Alrighty. Sounds like the entry might be to do with WP. What plugins do you have installed on all your WP installations and which versions are they on? Perhaps one is vulnerable.

I have upgraded my laptop to Windows 10 and I noticed large stability improvements and all those nice things. The only issue I have? It breaks the NFC driver for the NFC reader/writer (even the manufacturer mentioned this on their site but it was not put out as a warning in the first place like...

Is your WordPress installation the latest? What plugins are enabled in your installation (include the version of them if possible)? Was the password complex enough (web host account, FTP [if additional users are set], WordPress login)? Even if a backup could be restored, it can quickly end up...

Best if I list things out. 1. The intention of mod_security2 is to protect websites. Attacks are often recognised by string patterns. It also handles code that is seen as broken in some way. Of course, just because there is a match doesn't mean that it's an attack. 2. Due to the amount of not...

If CloudFlare manages to grab the actual CSS file (not empty) and caches it then you shouldn't be seeing this as an issue for much longer. In theory, that should really help out.

If the issue involves communication rather than bad cached files being passed over to the client then... ouché.

Ah. If it's the actual CSS not loading correctly you speak of... If I recall correctly, Varnish Cache (caching HTTP reverse proxy) would be responsible for something like this. At least that would make perfect sense if it were to be the case. Hopefully this would be figured out soon...

It is unclear what the issue is. Mind explaining?

Someone mentioned not too long ago about this attitude.. As this is a free service, giving a warning in this case wouldn't be the most appropriate action. The first paragraph of this post would refer to what one said about users having "nothing to lose". Platforms that cost nothing to the...

Alright. Well, the issue is this: When you registered, you agreed that you had read the terms of service, especially the section in regards to illegal material. I believe this would fall under copyright infringement? Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, the terms of service also states that if your...

Please refer to the last post in your previous thread over here: https://x10hosting.com/community/threads/mysql-ip.200202/ What was said to be stored on your account would be illegal as that forum software requires a paid genuine license and what you apparently have would be a modified version...

That could be either your browser history or cache doing that. You can either wait for it to expire (which shouldn't take too long) or clear either of those that are relevant to your site.

Even though this seems to be resolved with the most appropriate solution, I should point out that the other issue with the script in the OP is to do with not providing a connection to mysql_select_db(). For future reference, connections stored in variables should also be put into functions such...

I hope that was either a typo or a joke.

Chrome shows that it received a 500 HTTP response. Most often this would show up due to server misconfiguration. Or rather, when there is a fatal error in PHP. (Usually happens in web servers like Nginx, but Apache can do it too.) As @Dead-i said, best to check their support to figure out...

Looking at the site initially, it's not getting the issue. Refreshed a few times and same result. As you mentioned static files going blank, my guess is Varnish Cache is doing that. Other sites have been experiencing this issue previously and you might still be having it. You could try...

double post - delete it if you want

That's a bit large for a web page. Far from ideal. Especially for a static HTML file.

From the looks of it, pretty much so.

Really, this does sound completely reasonable. You said that you got suspended for putting up an ownCloud server even though you did agree to the ToS that you won't host such content. The more problematic thing is that you proceeded to get around by creating (a) new account(s) when you're not...