At the time of the infection the server was running version 2. Project relies on revenue from these advertisements so please consider disabling the ad blocker for this domain. Board index All times are UTC. We wiped our site clean and started from scratch with the Joomla 3. Right now, to insure it cannot happen, I removed the JCE component. 
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Is there no way to make Joomla secure using Apache? They also setup a GMail phishing site.
However, I do not see that stopping what happened from happening again. There should not be any php or html files in those directories, except index. You do have some php files in your image directory which is definitely a sign of a hack.
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We are running JCE 2. I did all the upgrades, on our test server, this morning, and the exploit still works. I hope that is not unreasonable. Last edited by BSmith on Wed Jul 15, 7: In the mean time, we have removed JCE from our installation, marked all files and folders in the "images" directory as read-only, and restored the original files which got damaged.
It is a bit frustrating to not know why it keeps happening. Right now, to insure it cannot happen, I removed the JCE component. While not a great solution, it stops expliter particular exploit. We are running Joomla 3. I am just update it every time it has a newer version.
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Or am I missing something?. Our WEB site, and the Wiki. Board index All times are UTC. I had already read the security documents. I can confirm that i have no issues with JCE as i use it too. At the time of the infection the server was running version 2. I am not trying to be difficult and not making any attempt to claim to be an expert. I am aware of the current version of JCE, but the changelogs do not make any mention of exploitrr which would address this.
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So, any suggestions are welcome as this is getting old we have had hacker problems for years. Thank you for the time. About bad permissions mandville was already mentioned.
We wiped our site clean and started from scratch with the Joomla 3. I just thought someone here might have run into this and had a solution to it. We decided to start from scratch with Joomla 3.
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