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I’d second that. That kind of response is not really acceptable for a professional hosting company, especially when the matter relates to security.

I put the 1.6.3 version now.

Seems you have access to your database again?

Yes, I have access to my database now.

Derek, I sent you by email informations that 1&1;sent me.

Thank you very much

Hi Savuvesourissss,

The email you sent me was simply 8 queries that were generated when a report on “slow sql” was run.  There is nothing I see in this that would in indicate an attack was attempted.  At worst, this indicates that if you aren’t using trackbacks you should disable them.  There is nothing about using parameters on the end of a URL that is in itself risky (make a google search and then look at the address bar). 

So essentially, I see nothing here to indicate that you were attacked.  If 1&1;can provide any further information I assure you I’d be very receptive.  I’d also add that there is a tremendous difference between being attacked, and being attacked successfully.  It would not be unreasonable for any host to say that you were the target of an attack, the fact is that by having a publicly accessible site we are all targets - however ExpressionEngine goes to great lengths to protect you.  Consider this, if 8 buglers come up to my house’s front door, but can’t get through the lock and give up and walk away, has my house been robbed? 

Please let us know if any further information surfaces.  For now I’m going to mark this thread as resolved, but if you should learn anything else I’ll re-open it immediately.