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Adware on IIS - inserts javascript into asp/aspx pages

Asked by dtank in Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: javascript, iis, server

I am having a nitemare of a time trying to resolve. If anyone can shed light on my situation I will be most appreciative.

Basically our stand alone webserver (windows 2000 server) has been infected with adware. all it does is inserts a single line of javascript into certain key include files through the site. of course the result of this is horriffic as the whole site appears to be affected. whilst fine if you have pop up blockers for those without this the otherwise socially acceptable retail website becomes somewhat of an offensive game of close the next filthy window before the next pops up.  not pretty.

i have run all the common adware removal softwares (adaware, spy bot, and windows malicious removal) but to no avail. Additionally I have installed all and any of the patches i could find and have just now run the IIS lockdown wizard which perhaps will solve the problem.
In the meantime however 10 points to anyone who can direct me to a good server grade software for ensuring this doesn't happen again.

Regards.
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