DreamHost Confirms Data Breach of FTP/SFTP and Webmail Credentials
DreamHost File Manager breach exposed FTP/SFTP credentials and some webmail logins; attackers may have viewed mailboxes, affecting under 10% of accounts.
DreamHost File Manager breach exposed FTP/SFTP credentials and some webmail logins; attackers may have viewed mailboxes, affecting under 10% of accounts.
Attackers exploited a flaw in DreamHost File Manager to steal FTP/SFTP usernames/passwords and some webmail credentials from fewer than 10% of accounts; passwords have been reset.
Hackers stole emails, credentials and session tokens from DreamHost customers via file manager vulnerability; attack started in August.
DreamHost confirmed attackers accessed File Manager from August to October 2026, stealing FTP/SFTP credentials and webmail sessions.
File Manager was taken offline and later restored; DreamHost has not stated a cause or how many users were affected.
File Manager is back, but DreamHost still has not named a cause or how many accounts needed resets.
The hoster expired affected email and FTP/SFTP passwords but has not confirmed unauthorized access or data theft.
File Manager access is still down, and users cannot log in until account owners set new credentials.
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