[HELP] My website is mirrored/copied

roseczech said:

Thanks for this, question, where should I put this script?

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GoDesain said:

try to put in header or footer first.. if working, try to encode and put that js on hidden place like combine with other js files..

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roseczech said:

Can ask another question, what is the effect of this script to those mirror website.? thanks

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GoDesain said:

this script will check, if header host is not your domain, the script will redirect mirror website to your domain...

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roseczech said:

Guys, I need your help, I want to kill this bitch down.
This website hana-1tvDOTcom is copying my website, every update I made his website also updates.
And I think I cant go for DCMA complain because my website is a dcma website.
this is my website by the way: shaanigDOTse

I hope you can help me guys,

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roseczech said:

another question, the part of the script "yourdomain.com" can i include with https or not?

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viralcurrencies said:

I not going to lie this is some crazy sh*t here! You're crying foul when you are committing a foul

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GoDesain said:

yes.. btw.. just trial and error.. with that js..

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@GoDesain IP blocking is not working, I am now using your script to test. I hope this will work, my website is slowing down because of this 2 bitches

Naulex said:

It is strange you were not able to protect your site with the first script, maybe you have installed a plugin/script/theme with malicious content that allows other people to access your website (for example with FTP) and clone it since that technique wouldn't be affected by your first script.

By the way, the second script, the one you said you are going to test looks good, if they are just copying your site without change anything, it should work (we hope).

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Sidhant224 said:

The person who is mirroring might be watching this thread
Don't share every method you are trying.

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viralcurrencies said:

I not going to lie this is some crazy sh*t here! You're crying foul when you are committing a foul

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goblay said:

I have an idea.
Is it possible if you create backdoor in your website, that backdoor will be copy to mirror website?

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Naulex said:

Depends. If you do a backdoor using PHP and the other site is just copying your site (without FTP access), the copied backdoor won't be copied P). But if they are copying your site because they have an exploit/backdoor/something on your site that gives them access to your server (including all the files and databases), the backdoor would be copied to their servers.

P.S: Sorry if it seems a little complicated, I tried to explain it as better than I could

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roseczech said:

oh man, I am really confuse now, I think its not, because for what I have observed, they are just simply mirroring my site, no exploit/backdoor/something because if they do, probably they will change the logo and other stuff.

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Naulex said:

Depends. If you do a backdoor using PHP and the other site is just copying your site (without FTP access), the copied backdoor won't be copied P). But if they are copying your site because they have an exploit/backdoor/something on your site that gives them access to your server (including all the files and databases), the backdoor would be copied to their servers.

P.S: Sorry if it seems a little complicated, I tried to explain it as better than I could

Edit: I have just seen your message saying "Honestly I have no idea about backdoor but what I can seen on those mirror sites are copying every content I have real time."

The easiest way to test if they copy everything (including files they shouldn't be able to copy with the normal copy system (no backdoor)) would be creating a PHP file on your server, let's say test.php with this content:

PHP:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Then if you access to your site, to the path where that file is located (let's say youdomain.com/test.php), you will get some unique info.

Since it is a PHP file they shouldn't be able to copy it without a backdoor or something like that, so if you go to their site, to the same path (for example: theirsite.com/test.php) and the file exists and you get different info, you will know they have access to your server.

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Naulex said:

Depends. If you do a backdoor using PHP and the other site is just copying your site (without FTP access), the copied backdoor won't be copied P). But if they are copying your site because they have an exploit/backdoor/something on your site that gives them access to your server (including all the files and databases), the backdoor would be copied to their servers.

P.S: Sorry if it seems a little complicated, I tried to explain it as better than I could

Edit: I have just seen your message saying "Honestly I have no idea about backdoor but what I can seen on those mirror sites are copying every content I have real time."

The easiest way to test if they copy everything (including files they shouldn't be able to copy with the normal copy system (no backdoor)) would be creating a PHP file on your server, let's say test.php with this content:

PHP:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Then if you access to your site, to the path where that file is located (let's say youdomain.com/test.php), you will get some unique info.

Since it is a PHP file they shouldn't be able to copy it without a backdoor or something like that, so if you go to their site, to the same path (for example: theirsite.com/test.php) and the file exists and you get different info, you will know they have access to your server.

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roseczech said:

please remove the script you shared because its possible the owner of that mirror sites is also reading the thread.

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