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    "Forgot password" hack..

    Proper forgot password systems shouldn't email the current password, but only allow you to choose a new password.
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Dec 26, 2011 in forum: Security
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    Need to hire hacker/investigator website under attack

    Ideally all your admin scripts should be in a directory protected by an htaccess password authentication.
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jul 12, 2011 in forum: Security
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    Website logs suddenly filled with porn referrers... why?

    Its just referrer spam. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referrer_spam
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jul 12, 2011 in forum: Security
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    Security of Hotel connections?

    That's what SSL (the https protocol) is for. Everything over https is encrypted. If you cant access a website via https over an untrusted network,...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jun 21, 2011 in forum: Security
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    Hacker Warning: Can Someone Help?

    Turn off wifi. Change your SSID and set your wifi device to not broadcast the SSID Make sure you are using WPA2 encryption with a secure...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jun 18, 2011 in forum: Security
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    htaccess file is redirecting my site

    Is your site running on a CMS (wordpress, joomla, etc)?
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Security
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    What tool/service you use to protect your site against malware & hackers?

    I wrote phpSiteMinder and phpSiteScanner to to just that. phpSiteMinder will scan your website for backdoor/shell scripts and other code hackers...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jun 17, 2011 in forum: Security
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    All my wordpress sites underattack 3.0.1 (different servers)

    Replace the wp-includes/default-widgets.php with a clean copy and set its permissions to read only. That way if it was a script that modified the...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Oct 23, 2010 in forum: Security
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    Help Please!! Urgent!

    Blocking it with .htaccess should be all the protection you need, unless they change to another ip address.
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Oct 22, 2010 in forum: Security
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    Advertise Hotspot hacked, lost 50.000 posts!

    Surely they would just restore the posts from their daily or weekly backup right ;)
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Oct 4, 2010 in forum: Security
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    how to disable uploading php files throught .htaccess

    Firstly, you should Disable allow_url_fopen and allow_url_include in php.ini that will stop RFI. If you want to stop php files being uploaded and...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Sep 20, 2010 in forum: Security
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    Help - Hackers have taken over my site!

    Makes me wonder how they got the shell script onto your server in the first place.
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Sep 20, 2010 in forum: Security
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    I think my website was hacked. Please help!

    Well you could check ever single files contents one by one manually to see if they are a back door script, or you could use phpSiteScanner, which...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Aug 15, 2010 in forum: Security
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    I think my website was hacked. Please help!

    Yes you were hacked. Simply replacing the template with the unhacked version isn't fixing the problem. You should update your blog software to the...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Aug 13, 2010 in forum: Security
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    What to strip from a blog post

    No definitely not safe to allow javascript. That would allow cross site scripting attacks. I would also strip out html such as frame and iframe...
    Post by: phpSiteMinder, Jul 31, 2010 in forum: Security