.temp folder in root is a hack

[rajkumar86 0]

Hi all,

 

 

We are running a oscommerce site, now there is .temp folder in root which contains lots of html files, is this a hack or it is a default oscommerce function also there is flops.php in root , i am not much aware of os commerce . Please any one guide me

 

 

Thanks in advance

[♥DunWeb 920]

It does not sound normal. I would suspect it might be a hack, however if you have a template site, you may also have html files in the root.

 

Check your /images directory for files similar to goog1e6546545141.php. Also check your .htaccess for redirects and index.php and application top of eval base64 code.

 

 

 

 

Chris

[rajkumar86 0]

thanks it is not a template site, and in images directory there are 3 files like goog1e6546545141.php. is this we need to remove ?

[♥DunWeb 920]

Then it is confirmed. Your website has been hacked.

 

1) Lock it down using .htaccess to prevent customers from possibly being infected by a virus.

 

2) Download the website to your local machine and use a program like Wingrep to check all of the files for malicious codes. If found, remove it.

 

3) Check the website for anomalous files and folders and remove them

 

4) Upload the cleansed website back to your hosting account.

 

5) Read and install the security patches from the security forum, make sure to install the 5 'must have' security contributions.

 

6) Unlock your store so customers can once again visit it.

 

 

 

Chris

[oscarpardus 0]

What DunWeb proposes is more than correct, but if you are still lost,

 

Look for your last backup (it will probably will be infected aswell)

or

Copy all your actual files zip them...

 

Remove sensitive data from it (sql dump with clients... etc... your configure.php is compromised and so it does not matter, you will have to change your keys eventually)

 

Put your files in a zip, and post it somewhere we can see it (mediafire or something like that, or at your own site.... whatever it takes), in order to help you, or to give you further advice...

[burt 3,851]

"Put your files in a zip, and post it somewhere we can see it (mediafire or something like that, or at your own site.... whatever it takes), in order to help you, or to give you further advice..."

 

Ignore this. Poor advice. Keep your files to yourself and to your chosen developer (assuming you even need a developer).

[♥geoffreywalton 139]

Try this link for a step by step guide on how to disinfect your site.

 

 

Also see this link

 

http://forums.oscommerce.com/topic/369194-my-site-has-been-hacked-by-a-trojan/page__view__findpost__p__1555987

 

HTH

 

G

[oscarpardus 0]

Hey burt, i was only trying to help... by posting some PROACTIVE ideas...

 

Ive been working with osc since 2005, used this forum sometimes, learned the hardway... i really wished someone would have offered himselft to helpme like i do now when i had a problem.

 

Its more than clear that this user really needs a developer, or someone who knows a little bit more... he would be asking what he asks... therefore... reading redirections to other tutorial (please guys dont take it personally) may be hopefull but not really helpfull...

 

What i did is to think outside of the box...

 

Im Sorry if thinking different supposes a poor advice...