Can someone brute force attack their own website that they host on InfinityFree for knowledge? Is it against the policy or ToS? What will happen if someone does?
Also, can I submit a request anonymously to review some websites which use free subdomain from InfinityFree ?
Nothing specific is mentioned in the ToS.
Account will get mostly suspended
I guess, by reaching out to the specific website owner? And why would you do that anyway?
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Well, I would like to get that domain and if the website gets taken down, I will try to be quick to get it.
what do you want to do exactly? destroy someones hard work? huh
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bruh, i feel it violated ToS. And speaking of hard work, doing hard work on some specific type of website is not good when you get it free on agreeing to some conditions…
that doesn’t mean you go out and bring them down! You should respect others hard work. Many people use this hosting for school projects, testing code, etc. So that wouldn’t be fair.
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well, I won’t take them down. I will just report them. I read somewhere that InfinityFree does not support nudity or dirty links in website hosted on their machine. Am I correct? If yes, I am free to, bro, cause they broke it.
Then report it instead of trying to hammer the server which that website is hosted on? You are being suspicious.
You first say this,
And then immediatelly jump onto this
And then you have the stupidest take of the century:
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I want to try brute forcing my own website and yea, I am not lying about that.
and the domain thing is separate. I want to know how to report it. ( http://ts.free.nf ). Look up for yourself.
Launching cyber attacks against our servers is strictly prohibited, it’s illegal, and we may report such events to law enforcement. This includes attacks launched by you against your own website.
This is not our policy, this is law. Attacking or hacking other people’s systems is illegal.
The attacks may also generate high server usage for your account which may result in temporary or permanent suspension of your service.
What will actually happen depends on the impact of the attack. But we will not condone attacks on our servers.
I’m not exactly sure what you mean, but I don’t see anything objectionable here.
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thank you for the reply.
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