rjbeals

Hi all - hope everyone's been doin well.
Thought maybe you guys could help me. I've had my family webpage up and running for a few years now. Not much action there, mostly just a huge photoablum - but there is also a guestbook which I've had for years also.

I've been "hacked" before by these a**holes but normally I can log into the admin site and delete the post. This particular hack does not let me do that.

Here is my guestbook:
www.rjbeals.com/guestbook.

Any ideas? Ever seen this before? I don't want to have to delete the entire guestbook? I'm not to familiar with php or the control panel except for basics, but is there a way to prevent this type of stuff?

Thanks -
Rob.
www.rjbeals.com

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sacjeanie

I have no idea how it is done, but I did look at the view source of the page and interestingly enough, your page data is still there. It looks as if this hacked crap is imbeded within your legitimate program. I'd look for an unusual include file or other suspicious items. No being familiar with your stuff, it all looks different to me.

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rjbeals

Okay - figured it out. Was able to view & delete entires using phpMyAdmin. Worked great. Now, if I could just block those badies.

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Server: Centi
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Just one second, and I was left with nothing. Her fragrance still pulsating through damp air.
That day came to an end, and she had lost in me, her Credence.

David

Alert support so they can watch for them and possibly do something about it.

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