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What are you wanting to happen to the ones on the "blacklist"? Also, in what format? E.g. *.example.com, example.com/*

I would compile a list of plug-ins that either upload/edit files or allow server-side code execution. What I would also do is change the password on both WordPress and X10 just in case the password was figured out. I would say Exec-PHP, though I can't seem to find any vulnerability reports for...

These are both related. As the first error said, the disk was full so it was unable to create a new session file (so that you can be logged in to it). It's probably a matter of waiting for the storage to be extended or for the problem to be removed.

Just checked and I can confirm that the more full-fledged cPanel is under the name of 'cPanel x3'.

Can you try changing it to cPanelx10 (or something so) using the change theme option in the header when in cPanel? What do you mean exactly that the files aren't updating? You mean when visiting the web page? If so then Varnish Cache (server-side caching service) is doing that and it will take...

The US and Singapore are both on the whitelist, though 'India' currently isn't. It was said that India "will be added in the near future" and that they will try to update the list every week but it seems that it will take more than 2 months.

When you signed up, you agreed to this.

As it does point out, the partition mounted as '/' (or rather the entire operating system) is low on storage. This would affect the whole server. AKA you're not the only one affected.

Can you add a A record to Cloudflare with the name 'shuttlenet.x10.mx'? Perhaps it can be done on the page shown in the image on post #6.

You would have to create a PHP file that has the code to extract the content and visit it via browser. How large is the ZIP file and how long would it take to extract generally on your end? I believe there's a 30 second PHP execution limit.

If it was down for all then I would assume that a lot of users would thread threads about it. It's likely to do with your site. Can you check if it's really enabled?

That's because it seems to be disabled.

RFD? Makes sense in that case.

Note that this is a URL pattern check. This isn't to do with detection of something like cURL (in a PHP script) requesting one.

Unless the X10hosting servers (GNU/Linux) has something like Wine installed for some reason, this rule shouldn't be enabled as it does not pose any security risk.

The datacentre(s) X10 use is located in USA.

What you could do about this is rename the files to have a different file extension (note that .bak also causes 403) or place it in an archive.

Mod_security2 is not only limited to GNU/Linux but also works on Windows. It seems to be blocked to avoid execution if it were to be hosted on a Windows system (even though the server being used isn't). Also, this pattern block is based on detecting '.cmd' in the path so it doesn't have to exist...

Incoming and outcoming connections are blocked on free hosting. The host you'll need to use is 'localhost'.

The domain you're requesting currently belongs to a suspended account.