wulaishiwo
Fri 4 March 2011, 10:38 am GMT +0100
i manage a site, coded in asp.net. Days ago when I click to the pages, there are pop-ups and reported by nod 32 as a virus page. Later i find some alien codes in the template for the home page and categories, they are coded in <em>. as these strange codes are cleared, web pages are normal again.
I'm worried that the codes may come back. What could I do to protect my site ? Many thanks.
summerwilkins
Sat 4 June 2011, 10:28 pm GMT +0200
Avoid saving your FTP connections on your computer but rather change them in your hosting panel at least once a week and alter some of the attributes on the files found which are existing in your server.
nirma1230
Tue 6 September 2011, 07:52 am GMT +0200
agree with your answer, todays i am working on molware viruse in trojan, it will complete in next week
annabellabuzz
Sun 9 October 2011, 01:43 pm GMT +0200
Keep away from economy your FTP relations on your computer but quite change them in your hosting board at smallest amount once a week and alter some of the attribute on the files found which are obtainable in your wine waiter.
HipHopMusic
Wed 12 October 2011, 11:24 am GMT +0200
agree with your answer, todays i am working on molware viruse in trojan, it will complete in next week
optiplex
Wed 18 January 2012, 12:44 pm GMT +0100
you never remember password in any file protocol software
such very difficult to determine solution for anyone because everybody have own mind and works for our benefits therefore everything is infected.
SolidShellSecurity
Mon 30 January 2012, 11:25 pm GMT +0100
Make sure you use hosting that protects you from such attacks like SolidShellSecurity.com and keep your site script updated and passwords safe.