: How to remove adware pop up? I get an ad pop up that should not be on the site. It has only appeared once. The HTML code for the pop up window that appeared: http://pastie.org/5674909 Here
I get an ad pop up that should not be on the site. It has only appeared once.
The HTML code for the pop up window that appeared:
pastie.org/5674909
Here is the full HTML pastie:
pastie.org/5674931
It is a rather new adware/malware software.
I found other people having the same problem:
www.bmw2002faq.com/component/option,com_forum/Itemid,50/page,viewtopic/p,990200/sid,4b16e92c535d6716d6eaf04d6b6c8d78/ http://wetpixel.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=49133&
And last I found this forum where the Admin says it was a vulnarbility in the code:
forum.cs-cart.com/topic/29635-malware-on-this-forum/page_st_20_p_152290#entry152290
But he does not mention which vulnerability.
More posts by @Samaraweera270
3 Comments
Sorted by latest first Latest Oldest Best
All this started a week ago. WikiTime Ads infected my system and mainly the browser. I observed that it made several unwanted modifications in my computer especially in my web browser. While Internet surfing it always redirected me to the commercial sites. It also changed some of the browser settings like replaced the current homepage and default search engine of the browser. First time I was facing this type of problem. My antivirus tool was not that much strong to delete this virus infection. Then, I used Automatic Removal Tool through that helped me to remove all the virus infections from the system effectively.
I doubt that @Joe 's answer will work, as the injection script is likely encrypted or at least obfuscated.
It appears that SiteCake is written in PHP, so do a search for base64_decode, str_rot13 and gzdeflate as these are often used to disguise exploit code.
It is by no means certain that components using these commands are definitely malware, but the strong implication is that they probably are. If there is any of this unpleasantness present, try to disable any plugins that include them, but be aware that they might have injected bad stuff into otherwise innocent files.
Search through the code of the component of the person who made it and look specifically for the URL of that pastie thing.
It could either be that it really is a vulnerability or that the admin has purposely added it.
Terms of Use Create Support ticket Your support tickets Stock Market News! © vmapp.org2024 All Rights reserved.