Is my site is infected with a trojan?

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Hy,

I got this message when I try to reach my Wordpress site on PC but there is no message on phone:

You are not permitted to download the file "" because it is infected with the virus "HTML/ScrInject.B!tr".

URL = http://a****
File quarantined as: .

http://www.fortinet.com/ve?vn=HTML/ScrInject.B!tr
Client IP: 10.200.***.***
Server IP: 199.188.***.***
User name:
Group name:

/IPs and url are censored by me ofc/
What is this? :O
 
You must load your source and check it by your self.
virustotal.com is the best one for checking.
 
A nulled theme, or plugin or site might've been hacked. Check your files from cpanel to see what is wrong. I'd suggest running a scan, but not sure if you have access to the site
 
I don't want to sound like a condescending cunt, but ask your host for a backup copy.
 
delete everything and use an old backup before infection is the easiest way
that said you have to be damn sure your backup does not include compromised files
 
Hy,

I got this message when I try to reach my Wordpress site on PC but there is no message on phone:

You are not permitted to download the file "" because it is infected with the virus "HTML/ScrInject.B!tr".

URL = http://a****
File quarantined as: .

http://www.fortinet.com/ve?vn=HTML/ScrInject.B!tr
Client IP: 10.200.***.***
Server IP: 199.188.***.***
User name:
Group name:

/IPs and url are censored by me ofc/
What is this? :O
Let me guess, you have a wordpress setup over there and you installed some nulled theme/plugins?

First and foremost, scan your host for viruses. If you are on *nix, try installing clamav :
Code:
sudo apt-get install clamav

for updating db signature
Code:
sudo freshclam

and scanning your www folder
Code:
clamscan -r /var/www

From future, I recommend you to version your project with git. That way you can detect malicious changes in the project very easily by doing
Code:
git status

Also, stop using nulled themes and plugins if you don't know what you are doing. VT scans are bullshit and they can't detect any decent PHP/ASP shells.
 
Let me guess, you have a wordpress setup over there and you installed some nulled theme/plugins?

First and foremost, scan your host for viruses. If you are on *nix, try installing clamav :
Code:
sudo apt-get install clamav

for updating db signature
Code:
sudo freshclam

and scanning your www folder
Code:
clamscan -r /var/www

From future, I recommend you to backup your project as a repository ( preferably git). That way you can detect malicious changes in the project very easily by doing
Code:
git status

Also, stop using nulled themes and plugins if you don't know what you are doing. VT scans are bullshit and they can't detect any decent PHP/ASP shells.

You no a lot are you a proper admin on servers ....cisco
 
You no a lot are you a proper admin on servers ....cisco
well lol i really don't. I am a progrmmer not a server admin.. but that's how I manage my own servers.. nice joke btw.
 
I'm pretty sure Godaddy is not a decent host.
That so rude, they offer full year hosting for only $20 Plus free website builder + Support staff full of assholes.
 
Thanks all of these amazing tips!

My site is hosted on namecheap and it is running about a month ago without any new plugin or theme. All my plugins and theme are from the WP plugin installer. I check the site some online virus checker site but those doesn't find anything.
Oh and this message is appears only on my workplace PC :O
Can it be a false positive alert by my worplace's server?
 
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