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I would also: 1) Change database passwords *Don't forget to update the config.php files for vBulletin and any other software running on your site. 2) Change FTP account passwords. 3) .htaccess protect your admincp and modcp here are some useful links; .htaccess authentication generator: http://www.htaccesstools.com/htaccess-authentication/ .htaccess password generator: http://www.htaccesstools.com/htpasswd-generator/ 4) Check to see if they added any admin accounts, on one site they changed the primary admin account name to what they desired and went so far as to re-create the admin accounts w/ the same details but no admin permissions to throw the site owners off for a little bit. I know adding in .htaccess will help, what they seem to be exploiting on most sites is the admin account name and password (therefor the changing of db and ftp passwords is more precautionary at the moment, the most important thing is to add .htaccess protection to your admincp and modcp folders) however if they don't have access to the server there's no way they can bypass the .htaccess protection and yes that means use a entirely different username and complex password when creating the .htaccess and .htpasswd files. Also on that note, be sure the .htpasswd is stored above public_html i.e. in /home/accountnamehere/.htpasswds |
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