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paul
we're seeing hyperlinks added to our pages. how do we
protect against this?
protect against this?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FP]
Where is your site hosted? If it's at a free host, they may require it.
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paul
we self host. microsoft's been infected too if you look
at some of their pages.
at some of their pages.
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Steve Easton
After reading your post and second response,
I would bet you've been zapped by a
"browser helper object" which is "adding" links
to pages when you view them via a hidden redirect.
( and I would further suspect they are links to porn sites. )
You will find the entries in your registry and also find that
there has been a dll file added to your computer named
iehelp.dll
Download and run a copy of SpybotSD
http://www.safer-networking.org/
it's free.
I would bet you've been zapped by a
"browser helper object" which is "adding" links
to pages when you view them via a hidden redirect.
( and I would further suspect they are links to porn sites. )
You will find the entries in your registry and also find that
there has been a dll file added to your computer named
iehelp.dll
Download and run a copy of SpybotSD
http://www.safer-networking.org/
it's free.
H
Hans Le Roy
Hi,
What do you mean?
1. The text of your webpages has been changed by someone
else.
2. Some other sites make links to your site.
-> You can't do anything against this. That's just the
way the www works...
Kind regards
Hans
What do you mean?
1. The text of your webpages has been changed by someone
else.
2. Some other sites make links to your site.
-> You can't do anything against this. That's just the
way the www works...
Kind regards
Hans