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Does it happen to list the forums?
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#22
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Yea it does list the forums. Checking them, it seems to flag the forums that have an HTML link in the forum description. Nothing harmful, just internal links pointing to rules etc.
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#23
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If you allow any group to use even the admin group you should never allow html to be used
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#24
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Hmmm, I am at a loss then. Sounds like you might just have to pay someone to clean up your site.
If you decide to go that route, I would suggest, TheLastSuperman, he has done quite a few cleanup's after a hack on boards. |
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Can you explain this more?
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#26
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He is talking about, ACP --> Forums & Moderators --> Forum Manager, in each forum you have a option, Allow HTML that should always be NO
Which I know is not what you were talking about. |
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If it were a vulnerability in VB core, I would expect to find more people posting similar stories. How it's happening on my site is eluding me though. I think searching the Apache raw access logs may reveal the exploit being used, but I don't know what to search for. |
#28
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There is also a option in each user group that it needs disabled
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Yeah I would not be sure what to look for either.
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#30
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Ok, that is set to NO of course.
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