SQL Injections, etc.

[Cutsizzle]

A couple of people have (only a couple out of hundreds of posters/readers) claimed that they get a warning page about malicious content (malware I guess). I contacted my host URLJet and they said they couldn't fix it since it wasn't a part of their hosting plans. However their price was a little steep so I intend to see if somebody from here would fix it.

However, my question is how can I tell if this is true? Does anybody get a warning page when visiting it?

www.chicitysports.com/forum

is a link to the forum, I just want to clean that up and get it removed. However, they claimed it was very complex and would take hours and a very nice chunk of money.

[WEBDosser]

Yes there is a threat there but it's on the front page.. i.e without /forum in the url

[Disasterpiece]

looks like your site has been hacked.
I suggest a full re-install. Backup your stuff, wipe all data from the webspace, upload a fresh vbulletin and import the old database.

[syrus.xl]

<a href="http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/sitereports/domain/chicitysports.com/" target="_blank">http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/siterep...itysports.com/</a>

A few online scanners are showing it with malicious code. However, that could be Wordpress or vBulletin, you would need to check your databases and file systems of both scripts. Wordpress tends to get attacked more than vBulletin, unless you are using un-official plugins/modifications.

Websites that have been 'hacked' can cost a lot, it all depends on the person that you employ, but usually you are looking at a hourly rate, and they would need to do some indepth searches. Some are easier to repair than others, it really depends on how bad it is.