My site was hacked with spam script
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i had outlaws gameroom running fine for a while using php fusion, i dont know how the hell the do it, but somebody inserted a spamming script on my pages, it was verified by my hosting, that it was sending out Spam, i cant prove it, but i think it was one of those infusions i downloaded and installed on my site, i mean how else could a jackass sabotage somebodys website, right? I'll hand it to the **** that was genius enough to screw my site up, YOU
F***ing suck, this thread will probably get my banned, but hell i dont give a rats ass, YALL F***ed my site anyway and did a marvelous job at it too, The Outlaws middle finger is up in the air for you creeps, F*** that have both middle fingers, any blue collar webmasters on here reading this? be careful with what you install, these are some smart ****s, they will F*** you and your site and not even bat an eye when they do.
OUTLAW is F***ing outta here
/Edited thread title to reflect issue/Richard
F***ing suck, this thread will probably get my banned, but hell i dont give a rats ass, YALL F***ed my site anyway and did a marvelous job at it too, The Outlaws middle finger is up in the air for you creeps, F*** that have both middle fingers, any blue collar webmasters on here reading this? be careful with what you install, these are some smart ****s, they will F*** you and your site and not even bat an eye when they do.
OUTLAW is F***ing outta here
/Edited thread title to reflect issue/Richard
Edited by Homdax on 06-04-2013 19:09,
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Btw, all you need to protect your site - latest and clean PF engine.
With no 3rd party infusions in it.
I think this is the crux of the problem.
It appears many php-fusion sites were hacked due to a vulnerability in version 7.2.5 which I'm sure was considered secure by the php-fusion team when it was released.
Users will inevitably wonder how safe it is to continue to use php-fusion.
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billhunter, With that logic you might aswell not use your computer at all.
They keep finding security issues each and every month in most known browsers along with any operating system you could have running on it.
It´s just the nature of how it works.
There are no such thing as safe systems today, the question is how close to it we can come.
I would like to say that our security thinking have improved alot latley, we have a huge focus on security today and we do what we can in order to stay safe and secure.
They keep finding security issues each and every month in most known browsers along with any operating system you could have running on it.
It´s just the nature of how it works.
There are no such thing as safe systems today, the question is how close to it we can come.
I would like to say that our security thinking have improved alot latley, we have a huge focus on security today and we do what we can in order to stay safe and secure.
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There are no such thing as safe systems today, the question is how close to it we can come.
Thank you.
That's exactly what I was questioning.... but you say that your security thinking has improved a lot lately which is reassuring.
I have been using php-fusion for many, many years on dozens of web sites and like the software very much and appreciate the work you put into it, but was concerned about so many hacks of my sites over recent months.
Why Craig believes it is petty to seek reassurance about the security of php-fusion is hard to understand.
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Mr Ainz to you, Mr Outlaw. :@
I am not in charge of plugging holes in the software. I am utterly incompetent when it comes to that. I do however have a great interest in getting proper attention to theses issues from those who can actually do something about it. As do we all, I assume.
Now, please get back on fixing your site and how help can be provided for that (was Craig any useful?). :)
LOL mr ainz, i didnt and couldnt find any access logs to that site, let me borrow your pistol, and ill shoot it my self, put it out of its misery, and start all over,
being that said, i downloaded PF 7.2.6, is it any better than 7.2.5
craig couldnt find out anything either,
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7.02.06 is better yes.
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