There was a complaint that was made to the hosting company where winbuilder.net was hosted and this was followed with a swift shutdown and blocking of the server. Supposedly, we were serving a malicious page used for phishing at my own personal site (nunobrito.eu) that was also hosted at the server. (if I wanted to publish a phishing page, I wouldn't surely put on my own page but what can I say..

I've been trying to bring back the server online or at the very least get our files back but they only provide access to the server under the condition that it is first formatted and all files deleted.
Needless to say that we no longer hold maintain a hosting contract with this company.
There was a backup made about two months ago of all the subdomains of both boot-land.net and winbuilder.net that were hosted at the server. I've restored this backup and put them back online with the help of Mikorist.
boot-land.blogspot was also shutdown last week due to a complaint of spam-behavior and we've been also receiving abuse/spam warnings from the hosting company where boot-land.net is hosted but luckily they gave us a chance of providing a proof that there is no veracity in these complaints and boot-land.net was not put in offline condition.
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With all these issues, some security measures need to be taken to tighten our defenses.
Given the fact that the portal where both nunobrito.eu and winbuilder.net were running can be hacked, I've moved my personal page to the blog at http://nunobrito1981.blogspot.com and winbuilder.net is now pointing to http://www.boot-land...hp?showforum=22
I've done a very modest introduction to winbuilder at the root of the winbuilder forum here on boot land. Will try to improve the current state of things as time moves on but at least winbuilder.net will no longer point to a blank page and a download link to the latest version is currently available.
winbuilder project servers should be fully working as before but one drawback from this change is FTP access.
At the moment we are avoiding the grants of FTP accounts to the server as their respective passwords can be brute-forced. (even SSH is under attempts of password guessing)
One idea is using dropbox to share some folders with trusted developers that need to perform changes on their webspace although we are still working to provide a better long term solution that can be self-managed.
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So, my apologies for the current state of operations. Should take some months to get back to normality but at least we're still here.