So for a long time I have been buying VPS's and turned them into proxies which I use for my farm. But within 12 hours after I bought my VPS it go suspended. They sent me this message:

Including another email from another company saying the same thing.

Now the question is, how can I prove that I didn't do it?

You should read their terms of service first then ask for help, most likely they have something in the tos against making proxies from the vps.

Edit: I see you got suspended for phishing, you can prove that you didnt have apache or anything web related installed, stuff like that might help.

Edited April 13, 20178 yr by Vilius

4 minutes ago, Vilius said:

You should read their terms of service first then ask for help, most likely they have something in the tos against making proxies from the vps.

Proxies are allowed, I always read ToS ofc. 
But the point is, I haven't been using the proxies for any illegeal activies, so it must have been the previously user, but how can I prove that?
E: and how do I do that? " that you didnt have apache or anything web related installed, stuff like that might help."

Edited April 13, 20178 yr by jens4626

You aren't securing your VPSs correctly and therefore they are being hijacked and used for criminal activity...

1 minute ago, Final said:

You aren't securing your VPSs correctly and therefore they are being hijacked and used for criminal activity...

I have been using a script that generates random username and password for the proxy. Here is an example:

vw3HADd

3gWGbH2xqAp

7 minutes ago, jens4626 said:

I have been using a script that generates random username and password for the proxy. Here is an example:

vw3HADd

3gWGbH2xqAp

You need to do a lot more than that to secure a VPS which hackers are targeting.

5 minutes ago, Final said:

You need to do a lot more than that to secure a VPS which hackers are targeting.

Enlighten me 

8 minutes ago, jens4626 said:

Enlighten me 

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=securing+a+vps