Malware warning issue

[RichieBoy67]

Just upload it to the root of your domain.. Google just needs to find that file to verify you own the site.

public_html/

--------------- Added 07 Jan 2017 at 12:06 ---------------

Originally Posted by Bill Stuntz

The research I did when our MB was infected said that the cookie keeps the redirect from happening for THAT USER/BROWSER more than once PER DAY. And that's what seemed to happen for me. It made it nearly impossible to track. If I'd seen the redirect from ONE infected post, other infected posts didn't redirect because I'd seen it that day from the other post. But the next day, I'd see the redirect - exactly once.

You do not need to track it. All you need to do is search your entire site for the code and remove it all and there are tell tale signs for myfilestore.

Once clean you have to change all your log ins and implement some security measures..

[Kane@airrifle]

Originally Posted by K-fab

I had my server provider (Liquid Web) do a search and they're finding nothing.



I need to submit to Google that the site's all right - but I'm having issues.

Google wants me to upload a file into the main directory of the site, but I can't for the life of me figure out where that is:

I have the file downloaded and ready to install, but I can't figure out where to put it.

I've been all through the file manager and can't figure out where I'm supposed to put the file. Anyone have thoughts on how to find it? I realize this is a basic request but it's stifled me. I've worked on using FileZilla to upload but I can't get it to talk to the server. Arrrggghhh. :erm:

Your site is far from alright; there is still the filestor72 problem.