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They keep hacking me. HELP!

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hello. this morning i found my website hacked. luckily they only changed some stuff in index.php so i fixed it back.
i read some posts and i figured i'd defuse the event calendar. after a few hours i got hacked again. this time they deleted config.php

i had a backed up file so i fixed that too and now my site is in maintanance mode but i am afraid they will attack again.
PLEASE HELP.
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look here (its german)
http://support.phpfusion-de.com/forum...d_id=11666

disable some infusions ... and install the securityinfusion from bs-fusion.de

And change the admin and superadmin passwords ....
Edited by gozoc on 01-09-2007 14:16,
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take the event calender of http://wibix.de/infusions/pro_downloa...php?did=27
Wibix is a good programmer and his infusions are secure
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so if i disable all infusions i should be safe?
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odle wrote:
so if i disable all infusions i should be safe?


To be on the safe side:
- Update PHPFusion to the last version
- Update the Infusions to the last version
- read up on if the infusions you use are secure
- be sure that the passwords used of all the admins on your site are secure
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Also check the files on your server to be sure they didn't leave one behind that is allowing them to get back in even though you've disabled the event calendar.


Yes, this is right.
It is the best thing, if you upload all files of PHP-fusion up again.

And change the passwords of your database and FTP!
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how am i going to know what file they left behind?
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September 3rd. hacked again.
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if they deleted config.php, they hacked your ftp, webosting account or the server. you can't delete a read only file from within php
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but i changed all the passwords 2 days ago
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please help me out here. i can't afford to reupload the whole site again because i have made so many changes (if that's the problem)

how can they still get my password?
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They need database access, that way You can change your password

Disable ALL access to : Administrators | Costom Pages | Panels | DB Backup

just remove everyone from those. If that dont help they probably somehow gained access to the server that hosts Your site.
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AHHHHHHHHHHH
hacked again today. i think they left a shell somewhere but do you have any suggestions how to find it?
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YES !!!!!! FINALLY

I got the bastrard where i least expected it. He had created a custom page and pasted the script in there. and this is how he accessed it:
Code Download source
http://mywebsite.com/viewpage.php?page_id=23&&s=r&cmd=edit&file=./index.php


so now one last question:
is there a bug in the viewpage.php or was it the event calendar that got him through?
Edited by odle on 06-09-2007 07:48,
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Probably the calender (sql injection).
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odle, please also check your panels if the hacker have added some suspicious code in there. You can also check the statusbar in your internet browser to see if some strange urls shows up there when you load your site.
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