The code only appears on the index.html page. I don't see any load.php page in any of the directories, or do I see an .swf file that is not part of the original site.
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Browse All TopicsI am having a problem with one of the sites that I host. I don't know how this is happening, but maybe someone could help.
What is being inserted is the code below. The last time the URL was different, but the syntax was the same.
Please help, need to get this fixed asap. I didn't build the site, just moved it from another hosting company.
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From what I have seen in the paste, there are several causes for this problem:
1. Your directory where this index.html file is hosted (most likely in the root or public_html folder) has write permissions enabled for everyone (CHMOD 777). Try to change it so only you have write permissions. Limit it as much as possible...maybe try using 750? For the files I usually make it 644. You can test it out and you should still be able to view the file.
2. If you use third party software/scripts on your website, make sure they are all up-to-date. Usually the author will release an update if a vulnerability in their script was found.
3. If your account was hacked, make sure you change all the passwords related to this hosting account including any databases (if you use them).
4. If you are on a shared host, it could be that another account got hacked and they got through to your account since it resides on the same shared server.
Your webhost should have a server log that includes details of what's going on. They should also be able to tell you if there are unknown logins (different IP from your regular) that were logging in and changing files.
here how to access your raw logs.
http://perishablepress.com
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by: ComputerTechiePosted on 2009-08-05 at 10:30:14ID: 25025883
check all your code for del delete bigskytopguide.cn:8080 from all pages,
next if i remember it has a load.php page and a flash.swf it calls.
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