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I look after a website that runs on our own server within IIS. It was developed in ASP .NET.<br />
Some users are reporting that half way through a wizard that adds a record to a database the get re-directed to some advertising site: <a href="http://www.adxtn.com" rel="ugc">www.adxtn.com</a>.<br />
Has anyone come across this this issue?
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I look after a website that runs on our own server within IIS. It was developed in ASP .NET.
Some users are reporting that half way through a wizard that adds a record to a database the get re-directed to some advertising site: www.adxtn.com.
Has anyone come across this this issue?

Possible Hacked Web Site running under IIS - redirects to adxtn.com

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