[HELP] My website is mirrored/copied

Just found your edited version of reply, I am very curious about this, but I can't really understand it :(
I will try to explain it in an easier way, maybe it can help more people later.

> First, log in on your server, not in WordPress, in your cPanel.
> Now, look for an option called something like "File Manager" or "FTP" or something like that (it depends on the host)
> Enter there and look for a folder called "public_html"
> Enter the folder, you should see the WordPress system (a lot of files and folders)
> Create there a new file (should be an option called something like "New file" in some place on that window) and call it test.php
> Once you are inside that file at this code:
Code:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
> Now save the file
> Right now, we are going to test if everything is fine: Go to your main url (in your case, you said it was shaanigDOTse) and add "/test.php". So it will be shaanigDOTse/test.php
> Navigate to that URL, you should see a lot of information about your server, save it or just screenshot
> Wait a while and go to the mirrored site (you said it was hana-1tvDOTcom) and try to access to hana-1tvDOTcom/test.php
> If you can and you don't get the same data you saw on your site, they are able to copy your site (including PHP files and DB) so you have a backdoor/exploit/something
> Anyway, remember after doing this test to delete the test.php file since it contains a lot of information that you don't want to share with everyone

Hope it helps you (or anyone)!
 
better to copyrighted your content and get them to pay for what they have done.
 
I will try to explain it in an easier way, maybe it can help more people later.

> First, log in on your server, not in WordPress, in your cPanel.
> Now, look for an option called something like "File Manager" or "FTP" or something like that (it depends on the host)
> Enter there and look for a folder called "public_html"
> Enter the folder, you should see the WordPress system (a lot of files and folders)
> Create there a new file (should be an option called something like "New file" in some place on that window) and call it test.php
> Once you are inside that file at this code:
Code:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
> Now save the file
> Right now, we are going to test if everything is fine: Go to your main url (in your case, you said it was shaanigDOTse) and add "/test.php". So it will be shaanigDOTse/test.php
> Navigate to that URL, you should see a lot of information about your server, save it or just screenshot
> Wait a while and go to the mirrored site (you said it was hana-1tvDOTcom) and try to access to hana-1tvDOTcom/test.php
> If you can and you don't get the same data you saw on your site, they are able to copy your site (including PHP files and DB) so you have a backdoor/exploit/something
> Anyway, remember after doing this test to delete the test.php file since it contains a lot of information that you don't want to share with everyone

Hope it helps you (or anyone)!

Thanks for this, and I found same information as my website results, what does it mean? Is it okay for you that I will pm you personally?
 
Thanks for this, and I found same information as my website results, what does it mean? Is it okay for you that I will pm you personally?
Uhm, it is a bit strange, it can mean two things: or they load the file and copy the content (I think that is, so no exploit/backdoor involved) or they are hosted in your server (it is almost impossible, that is why I think it is the first one).

About PM, yes of course, you can :)
 
Uhm, it is a bit strange, it can mean two things: or they load the file and copy the content (I think that is, so no exploit/backdoor involved) or they are hosted in your server (it is almost impossible, that is why I think it is the first one).

About PM, yes of course, you can :)

Damn, i am not getting this, this is more technical very step :(
 
May be you can try make new wp user in your website and try login with that user in mirror site.
Let see if the mirror site copy your database or not
 
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