As a side note, if it's your website that's been hacked, it might be due to a 
virus on a PC that steals FTP passwords. If you're like many people and use 
FileZilla on a PC, then the virus knows where the passwords are saved in plain 
text. It steals them and sends them to a server which infects the websites it 
now has access to via FTP.

 

If you have your FTP logs available, you can look through there to see if there 
has been valid logins from IP addresses no where near you.

 

Just an FYI...

Thomas J. Raef

WeWatchYourWebsite.com

"We Watch Your Website - so you don't have to!"

(847)833-5666 [email protected] 


 


From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: Mon, 3 May 2010 22:00:22 -0700
Subject: [W3af-users] New Member with Newbie Questions





Hi everyone,

My name is Jim and I am new to this mailing list and new to the W3af Tool. 
I also happen to be a Linux newbie, but I have been working to change that, and 
recently go my feet wet with Backtrack 4.
I got interested in W3af ever since my site got hacked. It just so happens that 
I woke up this morning to a second attack on my site.

I wear many hats in my self-run little company and I need to get up to speed on 
pen-testing and security quickly. So over the weekend I gave W3af a try. The 
trouble is, how do I go about interpreting the results? The output was readable 
enough and made sense in several areas, but other areas left me scratching my 
head. Apologies if this has been asked before, but are there some hidden or 
user-written manuals (other than the official one by the W3af team that I have 
read) that will help me learn to decipher and act upon the results somewhat 
quickly.

Thanks everyone! I look forward to learning more about the W3af tool and its 
many uses!

Best regards,

Jim Danes



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