Comments on: Malware Injection Attack http://www.1.com.my/2009/09/13/malware-injection-attack/ be the first Thu, 15 Dec 2011 14:31:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Pin http://www.1.com.my/2009/09/13/malware-injection-attack/comment-page-1/#comment-88557 Pin Mon, 05 Jul 2010 05:23:00 +0000 http://www.1.com.my/?p=1381#comment-88557 Latest malware attacked add malicious code to your Post. They gain access to your DB through older version of Phpmyadmin Latest malware attacked add malicious code to your Post. They gain access to your DB through older version of Phpmyadmin

]]> By: Pin http://www.1.com.my/2009/09/13/malware-injection-attack/comment-page-1/#comment-78543 Pin Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:29:44 +0000 http://www.1.com.my/?p=1381#comment-78543 A friend of mine with his website hosted in one of the biggest hosting provider in Malaysia is sharing his experience with me: "During those period of time, I emailed XXXXXX (my hosting) few times, in which they could not help much. I also emailed Google few times to plead and appeal, as to not penalize my website anymore, and get it out from their sandbox." Through the cause of malware attack is a compromise of security on client-side level. Yet, there are many thing a web hosting can do, including informing all customers to change their FTP password (or do a FTP reset for all), to remove hidden iframe codes in bulk, etc. A friend of mine with his website hosted in one of the biggest hosting provider in Malaysia is sharing his experience with me:

“During those period of time, I emailed XXXXXX (my hosting) few times, in which they could not help much. I also emailed Google few times to plead and appeal, as to not penalize my website anymore, and get it out from their sandbox.”

Through the cause of malware attack is a compromise of security on client-side level. Yet, there are many thing a web hosting can do, including informing all customers to change their FTP password (or do a FTP reset for all), to remove hidden iframe codes in bulk, etc.

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