TopTV website malware problem solved

Now they should make sure they change FTP details and the people who have the details should keep it on a virus-free PC.
 
There's 0 infected files because it was a SQL-Inject? So even moving to a different server wouldn't help you much if you don't plug the security hole in your software...
 
AcidRaZor said:
There's 0 infected files because it was a SQL-Inject? So even moving to a different server wouldn't help you much if you don't plug the security hole in your software...
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Nah it was one of those viruses that grabs your FTP details, connects and ads a <iframe> to all source pages at the very bottom. I checked out the source when I saw it was hacked.
 
DarkStreet said:
Nah it was one of those viruses that grabs your FTP details, connects and ads a <iframe> to all source pages at the very bottom. I checked out the source when I saw it was hacked.
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Even those can be database generated if their CMS stores templates. But yea, guess it's possible. I've had several security breaches on a joomla! install the past year, all of which I think is because of the software allowing it, but physical files being edited to include their stupid malware.
 
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