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NashRyker

15 years ago

Does it say the same thing about any other search results, or just your site only?

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Hire a system administrator (for example, Linux Server Management - Professional System Administration - AdminGeekZ) to go through your website, remove the malicious code, and investigate how it got there. 9 times out of 10, it's because you are running old versions of a script with known security holes.

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MrGoogle

15 years ago

Post your log there,
since I can't post link to the site, just search "SWI Forums" on google.
They have helped me to get rid of malwares 3-4 times about 2 years ago.
I haven't used since though.
Good luck.

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Originally Posted by MrGoogle

Post your log there,
since I can't post link to the site, just search "SWI Forums" on google.
They have helped me to get rid of malwares 3-4 times about 2 years ago.
I haven't used since though.
Good luck.

This is about malware installed on his website, not on his own computer.

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jamesjoin 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

9 times out of 10, it's because you are running old versions of a script with known security holes.

As i am using Wordpress so how can i change or upgrade the script could say more in details
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jamesjoin

15 years ago

it saying to my site only means to all my keywords but other site as showing normal how can i fix this problem can any one help me with step step? please warriors

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Originally Posted by jamesjoin

it saying to my site only means to all my keywords but other site as showing normal how can i fix this problem can any one help me with step step? please warriors

This isn't the kind of thing you can just read a tutorial about and fix. Your site has been hacked, and unraveling that and figuring out how (so whatever code you remove isn't just re-added by the hacker) requires a certain level of knowledge most people don't have.

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jamesjoin

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

This isn't the kind of thing you can just read a tutorial about and fix. Your site has been hacked, and unraveling that and figuring out how (so whatever code you remove isn't just re-added by the hacker) requires a certain level of knowledge most people don't have.

So who are going to fix this issue? what they charge for this?

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Upgrading WordPress WordPress Codex

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jamesjoin 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

Upgrading WordPress WordPress Codex

i am using the latest version of Wp
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Scott Stamper

15 years ago

What WP plugins are you using? Running a WordPress blog alone shouldn't cause Google to display an alert, however there are some plugins that Google considers to be malware which could possibly be the problem.

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Scott Stamper

What WP plugins are you using? Running a WordPress blog alone shouldn't cause Google to display an alert

Running an old version of WordPress would be an entry point for hackers to inject malicious code in his site, though. Making it a distributor of malware. If Google's marked the site, then it's already been hacked. They test for malware by visiting the site and seeing if the (virtualized) computer becomes infected with something.

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jamesjoin

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

Running an old version of WordPress would be an entry point for hackers to inject malicious code in his site, though. Making it a distributor of malware. If Google's marked the site, then it's already been hacked. They test for malware by visiting the site and seeing if the (virtualized) computer becomes infected with something.

Yes, just i saw that my site was running on older version so now i have upgraded to the latest version of Wp. So what i have to do next?

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jamesjoin

15 years ago

Ok now i made request to google about this issue and i now know the ip who hacked my site so what i have to do get the ip blocked or banned from google or viewing my site?

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Rezbi

15 years ago

James,

Deactivate all your plugins and see if you still get the same message.

If not, then reactivate one plugin at a time and see which one is giving you the message and get rid of that one.

If that's not the problem then get back here and let us know.

But you need to begin eliminating possible culprits.

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Dan Grossman

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Rezbi

Deactivate all your plugins and see if you still get the same message.

The message comes from Google, not from his website. It won't go away until he requests Google re-reviews the website to verify that the malware has been removed.

I think some people replying here don't understand the situation.

If Google's spider visits your site and finds a malware installer, it adds your site to a database of harmful URLs. This database is used to display a warning on search result pages, and to display a warning when someone visits that site using the Google Toolbar, telling them that the site is harmful.

Just removing the malicious code does not remove a site from the database of harmful sites.

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Rezbi

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

The message comes from Google, not from his website. It won't go away until he requests Google re-reviews the website to verify that the malware has been removed.

I think some people replying here don't understand the situation.

If Google's spider visits your site and finds a malware installer, it adds your site to a database of harmful URLs. This database is used to display a warning on search result pages, and to display a warning when someone visits that site using the Google Toolbar, telling them that the site is harmful.

Just removing the malicious code does not remove a site from the database of harmful sites.

Hey Dan,

I do understand, and I also understand what you're saying.

That's why I mentioned this...

But you need to begin eliminating possible culprits.

I had a site with similar problems some time back.

I basically overhauled the whole site and the problem went away.

Being an ex-IT support guy, I always start with the basics and work my way to the problem.

Not always practical, but sometimes necessary.

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jamesjoin

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Dan Grossman

The message comes from Google, not from his website. It won't go away until he requests Google re-reviews the website to verify that the malware has been removed.

I think some people replying here don't understand the situation.

If Google's spider visits your site and finds a malware installer, it adds your site to a database of harmful URLs. This database is used to display a warning on search result pages, and to display a warning when someone visits that site using the Google Toolbar, telling them that the site is harmful.

Just removing the malicious code does not remove a site from the database of harmful sites.

Yes you are right some people still not understanding what is going on and what was happened.

Thanks you Dab for supporting me so now i have to wait until google re-reviews my site. i noticed that today only my site got hacked and now i know the ip too so can i prevent the ip user from coming my site or banned him from using my site?

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jamesjoin

15 years ago

hi warriors. Today with the help of a site that google has referred me to do a check to see which page is look suspicious so i have found one just say http://www.mysitename.com/wp-includes/js/comment-reply.js?ver=20090102'> so i want to delete it from my Wp site so where i have to go to delete it. i saw this link by taking a source view of my home page but i don't know exactly where to delete from it. Please tell where i have visit to delete this line that is showing in the home page source code.

James