Okay Ladies and Gents...here is the official word from InMotion Hosting, (the server that OPShots is on) as to what happened with the hack today.  An interesting read, I thought:

"As you may be aware, our network, and potentially your server, was the
target of a large scale website defacing attack this morning, Sunday,
the 25th.  The defacement worked by replacing index files in all
public_html directories with the attacker''s index.php.  At this time, it
does not appear to be any more malicious than taking over the web site''s
home page, but we are still reviewing servers at this time.

We understand the method the attacker used to accomplished this and the
main exploit path was through an internal management server that can
control Cpanel on other servers.  The management server was used to
change passwords on the Cpanel servers then login with those passwords.
It does not appear that gaining passwords was a goal or was
accomplished, just password changes were used.  Access to the management
server was gained from an exploited customer''s server that was within
our network.

Though our team moved quickly to disable the internal management server
and limit the exposure of the servers to this attack when it began, it
was a very serious breach and could have been much worse if the hacker
had intended to do more harm.

At this time, we want to be sure you are aware of the attack and your
server''s potential exposure.  Our systems team has moved to repair the
index files, but the automated system is still running and may take a
few hours to finish all sites.

Please you review your sites if you have not already done so.  If you
have a backup of your site, you may upload your index.php files to
correct this. You will most likely need to do this for each directory.
If your site uses an index.html or index.htm, you will need to upload
those files, then delete the index.php.

If you were affected and you need assistance recovering the home page or
other directory indexes, please contact us.

Further, if you feel your server has been targeted more in-depth than
the index.php defacement, please contact us immediately and we will do
an additional scan on your server.

Though it does not appear gaining passwords was an intent of this
attack, it is recommended that you update all of your passwords related
to your server.

Please note, our billing, domain management, and customer tracking
system (AMP) was not targeted, nor was available to the Cpanel
management server.  It is on a separate network and firewall.

Please accept our apologies as we go through this process.  We are very
aware of our failure in this situation and we will provide more details
when we have completed the work of recovery.

Again, please review your server and sites if you have not done so
already.  Reach out to us immediately if you suspect a more in-depth
attack on your server."