Is this a hack?

LightWolf posted 24th of September 2009 in Community Voice. 11 comments.

I had 2 files in my /templates/tmpl_uni folder that did not belong there. I also had to reinstall my .htaccess file

Please check your folder, it did not effect my D7 test site just the main root site. Here is the name of one of the files, the other one was almost exact.

.wysiwygPro_preview_69d9b376a29cd8dfe07b3ffec18d4b55.php

Any Ideas? I removed them and reinstalled .htaccess and menu is working now.

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LightWolf•24th of September 2009

Oh yeah 1 more thing, can anyone tell me how the heck they got there?

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LightWolf•24th of September 2009•to LightWolf

Yes it is a default and no do not use anything but notepad.

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DosDawg•24th of September 2009

Lightwolf,
would actually have to see the source of the file to determine that. i did look it up on google and its not coming up as anything from a security notice standpoint.

WysiwygPro is an advanced online HTML WYSIWYG editor that can be embedded in a web page.

Web developers may use it as an alternative to regular textarea tags in all PHP powered web applications including Content Management Systems, Blogs, Discussion Forums and Web Based E-mail Systems.

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LightWolf•24th of September 2009•to DosDawg

Sorry placed above, am a bit stressed
Yes it is a default and no do not use anything but notepad.

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houstonlively•24th of September 2009

LW... I think these are files that are generated by the cpanel html editor.

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houstonlively•24th of September 2009

....izzzz nuthin to worry 'bout.

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houstonlively•24th of September 2009

....unlezzz you never used the cpanel html editor, which would mean somebody else did.

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LightWolf•24th of September 2009

Yeah I never did use it, I use notepad on my pc. I am cleaning out account and starting over from scratch. My account is being reset to see if it from my pc, but i have scanned with 2 different cleaners and found nothing...this is going to take a lot of time now..ughhhhh

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mistertunechat•27th of September 2009

I know when i first installed dolphin not that long ago my site had gotten hacked, they defaced it through some known dolphin security flaw. I had searched this and had installed this in my directory so they cant access my admin panel even if they were to hack my site again..
http://www.boonexnerd.net/dolphin/viewPage.php?ID=Dolphin%20Security%20Roundup%20-%20Has%20Your%20Site%20Been%20Hacked

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mscott•2nd of October 2009•to mistertunechat

Almost all that info was posted originally right here on Unity by me on 7/14/08 before it made it to those other sites.. but no one ever listens..

http://www.boonex.com/unity/blog/entry/Mscott_s_mindless_security_tips

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