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Weird, confusing website/dns problem.

Asked by JGJacobs in Miscellaneous Security, Apache Web Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)

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My website was hacked by some ass called JaMaYcKa a while ago. I restored all the index files and the website was back to normal. I have 1 hosting accounts and I have many add-on and parked domains. I have activated wildcard DNS for some of my domains. The only problem i've had is that after the hacking incident, any domain name when entered without the www prefix will be forwarded to the main domain of the hosting account, ie. hazardcell.com. Last week I reported that to my hoster and they solved that. But this week all of a sudden, when I enter the domain names without the www prefix it goes to a page that says "website hacked by JaMaYcKa" and when I enter it with the www prefix the pages work normally. One website with or without the www prefix forwards to a successful Apache install page. When I try to access specific files on the website without the www prefix it gives me a 404 error but when I enter the URI with the www prefix it works OK. I am really baffled. Any idea what the problem might be???

Affected websites are:-
hazardcell.com
jgjurl.com
hl2x.com
hl2e.com
5jb.org
5jb.info
veryshorturl.com

I have a couple of other websites on the hosting account that are working fine:-
aboycalledsu.com
grow2health.com
taskakidz.net
abbotsbury.net

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Zones: Miscellaneous Security, Apache Web Server, Domain Name Service (DNS)
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