Do blogs hosted on hostinger safe from attacks ?

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One of the youtubers who used hostinger for his blogs recently revealed that his blogs were hacked. Was it the fault of hosting company ? Do hosting companies have additional package to prevent these type of attacks ?
 
Is he shilling for any other hosting or was he shilling earlier for hostinger, if not may be if yes definitely not.
 
It is responsibility of website owner to take preventive measures.
 
The security of a website or blog can be compromised due to various factors, and while the hosting company plays a role in providing a secure environment, it might not always be solely responsible for a hacking incident. Hosting companies like Hostinger typically offer security measures to prevent attacks, but the responsibility also falls on the website owner to take necessary precautions.
 
It is not ideal to solely blame the hosting company for the hacked site. There can be many reasons why a site gets hacked and for majority of the reasons, site owners are responsible.

I have couple of my sites hosted with Hostinger and so far I have not faced any issue like hacking.
 
Most likely the blog itself had some vulnerable code or plugin. I doubt someone would have a vulnerability that can change arbitrary websites on Hostinger but use it to change a single blog.
 
If you're looking to grow your website seriously don't even think about using shit shared hosting and when I refer to "shit shared hosting" I mean any shared hosting.
 
If you're looking to grow your website seriously don't even think about using shit shared hosting and when I refer to "shit shared hosting" I mean any shared hosting.
Can you elaborate? What can happen?
 
well the fact is that no web hosting platform can guarantee absolute safety from all type of attack but most try to implement security measures on their website
 
It's important to know what was hacked. The server of the hosting company or data/wordpress site of the customer.

Cloud security is a shared responsibility. Hosting providers should secure the infra while it's the customer's responsibility to secure the data they put in the cloud.
 
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