All Website on cPanel were redirected to porn site with new ip and new computer access website

mcsaormoney

• January 02, 2014 21:55

When users search on google if new IP and they are never on your own server, they will be redirected to a porn site. For example: you go to google search: - removed - Click to redirect web: - removed - Click on the first result to the website will be redirected to websex. Or visit the web site click on link number 1 will be redirected to porn. This only happens the first time. When customers return to that page, then everything is normal. Please help me. Thanks.

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  24x7server

  • January 03, 2014 09:09

  Hello, It's seems that your website is infected with the malware and due to that you are facing this issues. Please try to run maldet (Linux Malware Detect) and clamAv scan on your server Also let me know which Apache version are you using on your server.

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 03, 2014 12:29

  Hello :) It looks like your websites may have been hacked. The "Security Advisor" is a good place to start in order to determine methods to increase the overall security of the server: "WHM Home " Security Center " Security Advisor" You may also want to consult with a qualified system administrator or security expert for assistance: cPanel Application Catalog - System Admin Services Thank you.

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  quizknows

  • January 04, 2014 01:27

  Some malware infections check referring URLs. If the click comes from a search engine, it redirects, but if the click comes from inside the site it does not maliciously redirect. Normally these are found in .htaccess files, or as base64 or otherwise encoded code at the beginning or end of your PHP files. I would start with using the find utility to find recently modified files. If you are not experienced in cleaning this type of infection and determining the initial cause, you should consult a security professional.

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  mcsaormoney

  • January 27, 2014 14:57

  Hi all, When I visit a new website with 1 IP new. Immediately redirect the path to porn sites: - removed -

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  JaredR.

  • January 27, 2014 16:38

  You do not need to try to share the link again. Several users already gave you some helpful suggestions for how to fix this. Please review their suggestions and do what they recommended.

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