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HTML Virus
Name: ronbaff Date: January 5, 2005 at 19:09:00 Pacific OS: win2000 CPU/Ram: PIII/500 MB
Comment:
My website thats hosted by some company is infected with a virus. Everytime I or someone visits my site they get infected with a virus. I checked with the webhosting company to see if they have any solutions for html virus and how to get rid of it but unfortunately I couldn't find any info. My questions are : 1. How can someone infect my website with a virus (ie how is it done thru html) 2. How do I scan and disinfect the virus from my website, since I'm not hosting the site.
Name: ronbaff Date: January 9, 2005 at 10:45:39 Pacific
Reply:
Here's the url to my website www.visokoletac.com however, I deleted most of the content therefore you may not able to detect any viruses at the moment. Since I'm planning to rebuild the website, using MS Frontpage 2000, how do I immunize the content against future attacks.
Thanks
rbaff
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Response Number 4
Name: SN Date: January 10, 2005 at 07:21:35 Pacific
Reply:
I don't know how they attacked you in the first place, so I can't say how to prevent it. It sounds like it's probably a server issue where they hacked into the server your page is hosted on and added the virus code that way. If that's the case, the problem is with your hosting company and they need to fix the problem or you should switch to a different host.
Summary: Hello! Don’t worry! If it is your server you can fix it easily. Give us a link to your site or link where you find virus and we can help your bettet. Read it http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avc...
Summary: Lol SN... I wouldn't go that far... Oh, and I have also seen sites where they put a virus on it but it doesn't affect the visitors. If someone tries to edit it, it makes the html file empty. www3.tel...
Summary: Make a folder called HTML. Put your HTML pages in that. Make another folder inside your HTML folder called images. Put all your images in that folder. When you make the HTML page use images\filename.j...
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