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Remote scans have the ability to detect the following infection types:
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Obfuscated JavaScript injections
Ranked 180 in the Malware world, JavaScript Obfuscation is a code that can be usually found fraudulent or hacked/compromised websites. It is a malicious code which identifies vulnerable applications on personal computers and installs background software’s which compromises your online safety and security…..
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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
XSS is the most common website vulnerability which can hack and leak sensitive information such as credit card and social security numbers. It is a code which enables the hacker to send malicious content to the end-user and collect data from the victim without any detection….
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Website Defacements
Typically used by system crackers, Website Defacement enables the hacker to change the visual content of a website. The hackers achieve this goal by attacking the hosting server and leaving a politically or competition motivated message on the victim’s website….
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Hidden & Malicious iFrames
This is a code which is secretly injected into a compromised site’s programming. The intention of the hacker is usually to directly attack any user’s computer who visits the infected site…..
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PHP Mailers
PHP Mailers is software which replicates itself and infects any files or programs it comes in contact with. This results into the loss of hard disk space and slower computer performance. Usually this virus is sent to the victim as a .php email attachment or via Instant Messaging….
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Phishing Attempts
Phishing is an attempt to steal sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and social security number by appearing as a trustworthy website. These viruses are sent with messages which ask the user to enter their identity information in order to secure a bank transaction or claim an offer. Phishing is one of the number one ways by which hackers successfully steal identities of their users and compromise their email and bank accounts….
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Malicious Redirects
These are redirect links that are made to a URL by hacking and re-coding the .htaccess file. If a website is a victim of this of hacking, when the domain is entered, the user is redirected to a third-party site or a blank page. This means that a user will not be able to access if a hacker installs a redirect code to your website….
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Backdoors
Hackers use Trojan horses, worms, implants and other methods to by pass security and identity authentication processes. These methods install Backdoors in the code which grant the hackers an easy access into the files with sensitive information and can be used to install more malicious codes and content into the compromised system…
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Anomalies
An anomaly is something that is detected by the malware monitoring services as an unusual code or behavior for the website that is being monitored. An anomaly is a pattern-recognition based classification which is stopped due to its unusual and potentially malicious activity before it infects the entire system….
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Java Drive by
These downloads are standalone applications which are usually malicious and are designed to compromise your web security. Pop-up windows and deceptive advertising may trick a user into trusting these program files. These downloads, which may or may not request authorization before installation, contain codes within an executable program that are either counterfeit or have other active elements to leak identity information to the hacker….
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Social Engineering Attacks
This refers to advertisement language or graphic design in such a way which can trick a user into thinking that it is part of an installed program on their computer. For example, pop-up windows mimicking Windows or Skype dialogue boxes in design and language are usually used by malicious coders to convince the user into giving installation authorization or can be used to redirect them to a malicious web address….
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SEO Blackhat Spam
This refers to the manipulation of Search Engine indexes which leads to a website’s unethical SEO ranking in related or unrelated keywords. Usually Search Engines check for spamdexing, a term used for Black Hat coding, and remove those WebPages from its index but hackers still attempt content spam (or term spam) and link spam from time to time….
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Pharma Hacks
When a malicious code is linked to a website based on WordPress or Joomla and it links to a pharmaceutical ad, such a hack is called a Pharma Hack. Search Engines use hits and clicks as one of a devices to determine list ranking and by corrupting the code of an unsuspecting victim, the hackers can make their linked pharma ads appear higher the search results along with the legitimate results….
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Conditional Redirects
This htaccess hacking results in redirecting users coming from search engine results to a malicious website. This usually results in the website being blacklisted by the search engine and users are no longer able to access your website by simply searching for it….
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Mobile Redirects
Hackers can break into the htaccess file of the mobile version of your website and redirect the user to malicious content….
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Server Side scans are included with all malware removal plans, but must be configured separately. They have the ability to detect these infection types.
Scanning is most comprehensive when both scan-types are used in unison. Imagine it like your vision. When you use one eye, you aren’t able to see everything in front of you, but opening both eyes allows you to fill in the blind spots. The remote scanner emulates a subset of user agents and referrers that allow the scanner to treat payloads that present themselves to the end-user’s browser. This is important because it’s how your end-users interact with your website. The server-side scanner is dependent on server-level access and has the ability to crawl every file on your server. This makes it ideal for things that don’t present themselves on a client’s browser, like Backdoors and Phishing files.
Be notified quickly so you can take action!
The alerting service utilizes three distinct communication mechanisms to notify you if any of the monitoring services have been triggered. The idea is to get the information to you as quickly as possible so that you can take immediate action. The notifications are concise, providing enough information to enable you to make a quick decision about what needs to be done.
Notification Tools
Each one of these options can be configured at any time via your dashboard:
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Email
Email, sometimes written as e-mail, is simply the shortened form of “electronic mail,” a system for receiving, sending, and storing electronic messages. It has gained nearly universal popularity around the world with the spread of the Internet. In many cases, email has become the preferred method for both personal and business communication….
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How does cleanup work?
Website cleanup mixes both manual and automated processes. The automated elements are quite restricted, which is why every cleanup is handled by a malware analyst whose responsibility it is to look through the results, identify anomalies and clean manually as required. We include an analyst with every cleanup with no extra charge because we want to insure the process runs as smoothly as possible the first time.
Yes – cleanup is included in every plan!
What do you clean?
As malware evolves, so will our service. Under the current cleanups we include remediation for the following:
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Obfuscated JavaScript injections
Ranked 180 in the Malware world, JavaScript Obfuscation is a code that can be usually found fraudulent or hacked/compromised websites. It is a malicious code which identifies vulnerable applications on personal computers and installs background software’s which compromises your online safety and security….
Read More -
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
XSS is the most common website vulnerability which can hack and leak sensitive information such as credit card and social security numbers. It is a code which enables the hacker to send malicious content to the end-user and collect data from the victim without any detection….
Read More -
Website Defacements
Typically used by system crackers, Website Defacement enables the hacker to change the visual content of a website. The hackers achieve this goal by attacking the hosting server and leaving a politically or competition motivated message on the victim’s website….
Read More -
Hidden & Malicious iFrames
This is a code which is secretly injected into a compromised site’s programming. The intention of the hacker is usually to directly attack any user’s computer who visits the infected site….
Read More -
Phishing Attempts
Phishing is an attempt to steal sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and social security number by appearing as a trustworthy website. These viruses are sent with messages which ask the user to enter their identity information in order to secure a bank transaction or claim an offer. Phishing is one of the number one ways by which hackers successfully steal identities of their users and compromise their email and bank accounts….
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Backdoors
Hackers use Trojan horses, worms, implants and other methods to by pass security and identity authentication processes. These methods install Backdoors in the code which grant the hackers an easy access into the files with sensitive information and can be used to install more malicious codes and content into the compromised system…
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Code Anomalies
An anomaly is something that is detected by the malware monitoring services as an unusual code or behavior for the website that is being monitored. An anomaly is a pattern-recognition based classification which is stopped due to its unusual and potentially malicious activity before it infects the entire system….
Read More -
Java Drive by
These downloads are standalone applications which are usually malicious and are designed to compromise your web security. Pop-up windows and deceptive advertising may trick a user into trusting these program files. These downloads, which may or may not request authorization before installation, contain codes within an executable program that are either counterfeit or have other active elements to leak identity information to the hacker….
Read More -
Social Engineering Attacks
This refers to advertisement language or graphic design in such a way which can trick a user into thinking that it is part of an installed program on their computer. For example, pop-up windows mimicking Windows or Skype dialogue boxes in design and language are usually used by malicious coders to convince the user into giving installation authorization or can be used to redirect them to a malicious web address….
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Stupid, Pointless, Annoying Messages (SPAM)
Spam can be not only annoying but also dangerous to consumers. What that means for you as an email marketer is that the safety precautions that email service providers have put in place to control the amount of spam that makes it into a user’s inbox may actually work against your perfectly legitimate and requested email to your subscribers….
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SQL Injection
A SQL injection attack consists of insertion or “injection” of a SQL query via the input data from the client to the application. A successful SQL injection exploit can read sensitive data from the database, modify database data (Insert/Update/Delete), execute administration operations on the database (such as shutdown the DBMS), recover the content of a given file present on the DBMS file system and in some cases issue commands to the operating system…
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IP Cloaking
A website that uses cloaking recognizes search engine spiders by their IP address. It returns web pages to search engine spiders that are different from the web pages that web surfers see. Usually, the cloaking software creates hundreds of web pages that are optimized for a special search term so that search engine spiders get the impression that the website contains a lot of relevant information about a special topic….
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How do you clean?
In most instances our cleanups are conducted remotely, preferably using SFTP, but also HTTP and FTP. Because of the challenges with HTTP, specifically time-outs and other connection issues, we may request secure shell (SSH) access. Once we have access to your server we load tools that allow us to authenticate with the mothership. This connection allows us to traverse your server files and databases.
How am I notified?
The internal ticket system uses the same notification options set in the alerting section. When a ticket is updated you are notified via email, you must log in to the system and update the ticket.
It’s not automated?
The clean up process needs to be initiated and requested via the “Malware Removal Request” form on our system. Here is why:
- We require access to your server in order to perform the remediation process.
- We do not offer services as a ‘Password Manager’ so we do not create or reset existing passwords.
- After every cleanup the first change we ask you to make is to update every password you have (i.,e., administrator page, database, FTP, SFTP, SSH, etc.. )
- We prefer to have a trained malware analyst working with each client.
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