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Google says my site's IP has trojans?
Google is saying my blog: EatSkeet.com has some sort of Trojan somewhere. I've looked all over and I don't see anything potentially harmful.
Google Safe Browsing diagnostic page for eatskeet.com/ is it another site on my shared hosting? |
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well the server itself wouldn't have a trojan or a virus because the server is running off linux and linux doesn't get infected with viruses or trojans.
That doesn't mean however there isn't a trojan sitting on the server somewhere that is ready to spread to a windows pc. |
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Maybe some of these domains are also your's?
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It says the harmful information is found on the domain "61.155.8.0". Contact google and find out why you're flagged as harmful or w/e. Quote:
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There are ways that "wordpress hackers" can actually gain access to your admin and add pages or code into existing pages. I've witnessed this happening a lot. The changes they make are not seen by visitors but by bots. Glancing over your source I do not see anything there. But if you upgraded recently then the site could have been reported the last time it was scanned and had malicious content inside. Please double check everything - this isn't a serverwide issue.
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If it was infected with the latest exploit that people have been using, upgrading may still leave the infection on the site. Deleting and re-uploading everything fixes that problem (but only do this if you know what you're doing. And make a backup. Wouldn't want you to lose anything on your site)
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Twist3d One
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What i was getting at is somebody with a windows based pc is unlikely to accidently upload a windows virus or trojan on the webserver that would infect or harm linux.
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How funny... I just went to Welcome to Monster® to lookup some specs on Home Theater power conditioners and was blocked by Firefox and Google also shows a warning for them.
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hahaha that's awesome! Down with monster cables!
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