My website has been hacked!

[Revmitchell]

If anyone has nay thoughts I would appreciate it.

My website www.pastors-source.com has been hacked. when you click on most nay link you will be redirected to another site that has been labeled as an attack site by AVG. The knucklehead that did nit lives in Russia somewhere (not that that is relevant). I have reloaded all the board files new but that has not helped. I do not know where the redirection code could be. Any thoughts.

[bdh]

Without seeing the source of your site, it's impossible to say. Your web host should work with you to get this resolved. We assist our hosting customers with these kinds of problems all the time. Ask them to help. If you are paying for service, they should at least give you some pointers.

[Silas]

you can reload your files as many times as you like and it wont make any difference if a file has been ADDED.
you can see the source here "pastors-source.com" copy and paste in browser no http or else, just "pastors-source.com"
Theres nothing wrong with the site, its the way you enter it thats wrong

[Revmitchell]

you can reload your files as many times as you like and it wont make any difference if a file has been ADDED.
you can see the source here http://www.pastors-source.com/content.php

I cannot even get there I get redirected

[Revmitchell]

you can reload your files as many times as you like and it wont make any difference if a file has been ADDED.
you can see the source here http://pastors-source.com

What would a file like that look like and where would it be added?

[Silas]

sorry rev
i edited because as soon as I linked, it redirected me.
read again?
Sorry
I think I have a gut feeling it is in a JS (java script)

[Silas]

it seem to be in a root file somewhere because it redirects just the once, but once you get there its fine

[Silas]

you need to contact vbulletin because some links are ok but others are not, and because they know the hierarchy of the files they can trace the location better.
for example, you can do a search but cannot register etc

[Revmitchell]

you need to contact vbulletin because some links are ok but others are not, and because they know the hierarchy of the files they can trace the location better.
for example, you can do a search but cannot register etc

I have contacted them but still no answer. The only thing I can do is go to the home page. Anything else redirects.

[Silas]

did you check my edit on past #3?
Pray in patience, my brother, you know not what is the will of the eternally Almighty One.
As you know, it is often the case that God makes growth out of these situations.
Trust in Him for He is faithful
I know you know.

[Revmitchell]

you can reload your files as many times as you like and it wont make any difference if a file has been ADDED.
you can see the source here "pastors-source.com" copy and paste in browser no http or else, just "pastors-source.com"
Theres nothing wrong with the site, its the way you enter it thats wrong

Yea I don't know what this means.

[Silas]

o..sorry
Which part is unclear Revmitchell?

[Revmitchell]

o..sorry
Which part is unclear Revmitchell?

here:

Theres nothing wrong with the site, its the way you enter it thats wrong

[Silas]

ok

for example, if I type pastors-source.com on the browser, all is fine and I can get into your site. This is the way I have entered your site.
Then, if I, from that page, click on a link, I can go further, and then enter another page.
Typing or clicking is a way of entry into a page.
when I typed what you quoted from me above (showing a link) it was fine, but when I clicked it I got redirected.

Now, when I go there it's all changed from an hour ago so I can't give you a specific example
I hope it helped because I don't know too much about these things either ...

Just for readers: beware of clicking on the links above because 1) it crushed my firefox and 2) the spammers will trace your click to this forum

(I'm off to bed now)

[tango]

What would a file like that look like and where would it be added?

If you can connect to your site using FTP or similar look in the root folder. It might be something as simple as adding an index.php file (or some other file that might take priority over index.html when loading the site).