This is a discussion on hacked by url123.info within the Security Topics forums, part of the vBSEO SEO Plugin category; Originally Posted by eliteguias prevenir de nada sirve si el problema ya está dentro Probably this is my problem. I'm ...
bmastro I couldn't find the problem, but... I download a new copy of vbulletin from vbulletin.com and re-upload all archives (the same with vbseo) and.... problem solved (I hope so...).
The same as with your computer "do you have a virus?" don't try to delete it, just.... reinstall windows.
Another hack, here's again the log entry from the same time i got the warning mail:
Again the search.php is accessed. The only difference is that they didn't use TOR to hide the tracks.unassigned-87.236.194.191.coolhousing.net - - [09/Jul/2012:18:34:43 +0200] "GET /forum/search.php HTTP/1.1" 200 782 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:11.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/11.0"
How do you clean forum cache?
I'm using the "Suspicious Activity Tracker" from the vbseo team, which sends a mail everytime the datastore table is changed:
http://www.vbseo.com/f5/faqs-rogue-p...62/#post326304
(You need to enter your email adress at the vb options after installation to receive the mail.)
And i also installed the "Check 4 hack" pluging from vbulletin.org which resets the datastore table automatically:
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=265866
But that's all just a bandaid which doesn't solve the problem.
Yes, I have it, but no response from it.
This is new for me, thanks.
BTW, is it possible that now the hacker enters the forum using the file install/upgrade.php?
Probably he previously discovered the license number and now he can do what he wants.
P.S. And surely the hacker is a VBulletin and VBSeo user, and he has the latest versions of the programs. Maybe he is also reading this thread.
Did you enter a mail adress in the corresponding vb options menu? (top entry)
I checked the time of the email with my server log and the only fitting entries tried to access search.php in the root:BTW, is it possible that now the hacker enters the forum using the file install/upgrade.php?
Probably he previously discovered the license number and now he can do what he wants.
http://www.vbseo.com/f3/hacked-url12...tml#post332574
But i'm no expert, so i'm not sure if that means anything. And i don't think knowing the license no. gives the hacker automatically access to anything?
And here we go again.
Can anyone tell me how I can delete this code from the faq.php?
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Yes, your forum has the redirection.
I've seen that you run VB Version 4.1.11, would you consider to install the last one (4.2.0 patch level 2)?
BTW is it possible to delist from the web that website? or the other (myfilestore.com)?
I know that it does have the redirect issues
I just wanted to know how to remove the malicious code from the two displayed files.
I have another forum running 4.2 and the users hated the activity stream to be honest...
I know that you know.
I wrote in such a way because when I went to your forum I did not notice any redirection... because my browser already had the cookie of url123.info! Then, when I cleaned the browser, I saw the problem.
Have you tried upgrading VBulletin to clean the forum?