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who is this hacker? is black hole in vb 4.0.2 ?
is there any black hole in vbulletin 4.0.2 ?
who is this hacker ? chek it *** Link removed, probably infected with virus *** --------------- Added 17 Mar 2010 at 09:25 --------------- how i fix it any solution ? |
Reupload your index.php
Check you havent got any files chmodded to 777 |
i upload index php
but same |
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sir thanks for help
i will need upload all new data (overwrite) ? or i will need to delete old folder and then upload new ? |
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DO NOT CLICK THAT LINK IN POST #1
It has been reported, the hacker embedded a Virus into that index page. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2010/03/38.png --------------- Added [DATE]1268829981[/DATE] at [TIME]1268829981[/TIME] --------------- gsmlover4u Run scans on your PC now and make sure your not infected, same for anyone else who did not see an alert by their anti-virus or other software used to prevent such, active x exploit etc. I had no-script running however it bypassed that luckily AVG caught the little demon. Edit: Thanks Marco for the quick edit - You DA MAN ;) |
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