I inadvertantly sent this comment offlist, the first time. My
apologies!
Hai Yi (yihai2...@gmail.com) wrote:
> Tony: I use dreamweaver to edit my files locally and use its
> internal ftp to upload them.
So, are you sending your password unencrypted across the open Internet?
Tony: I use dreamweaver to edit my files locally and use its internal
ftp to upload them. lunpages's OS is Linux (they might provide Windows
too but mine is Linux)
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 7:51 AM, Tony Cratz wrote:
> Hai Yi wrote:
>> The website hasn't been restored yet, even I wrote an urgent em
You can alter a site's home page (or do more) with types of injection.
:( This random article has pictures of an example:
http://www.technicalinfo.net/papers/CSS.html
(See: Putting It All Together)
So depending on the site's places of 'input' - (search boxes, comment
boxes, even the address bar c
Hai Yi wrote:
> The website hasn't been restored yet, even I wrote an urgent email to
> the support of my ISP, lunarpages.com, no response after 24 hours
> except for an automatic email. This host used to be a good one,
> responding to the requests in time and to the point; however it's
> becoming
Gandalf: Thank you for the detailed explaination, I'll read it again.
I checked my pages, only index.html was replaced, what really upset me
is that now it's 48 hours after I sent the request to the ISP, still
no response; I can understand now hacking does happend and I can fix
the problem myself,
