When I say "your fault", I don't mean you wrote down your password and mailed it to the "hackers". All the domains compromised seem to be related to a certain extent.
Your credentials were compromised by some means. Maybe you all signed up for the same site that was compromised? Or all went to the same website that installed some sort of malware on your computer? It's way more likely that you (unintentionally) were at fault. It's doubtful this is on GoDaddy.
Don't get me wrong, I love your site and have been reading for years. However, if someone really had hacked GoDaddy, they wouldn't waste time taking over blogs about MooTools. There are so many better targets they could have gone for.
Your credentials were compromised by some means. Maybe you all signed up for the same site that was compromised? Or all went to the same website that installed some sort of malware on your computer? It's way more likely that you (unintentionally) were at fault. It's doubtful this is on GoDaddy.
Don't get me wrong, I love your site and have been reading for years. However, if someone really had hacked GoDaddy, they wouldn't waste time taking over blogs about MooTools. There are so many better targets they could have gone for.