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![]() Join Date: May 2008 Location: Kent
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Rep Power: 2 | EduGeek 1.5.3 Found my site hacked with a Trojan Horse backdoor.R57shell . The 2 files were new.php and old.php. These were placed in the images folder. First I deleted old.php only to find it recreated itself a few days later. I then realised new.php was not mine and now deleted both. Is there a way I can find any other dropped files? |
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