Re: Animated text doesn't display on my Web site
From: Robert Aldwinckle (robald_at_techemail.com)
Date: 06/28/04
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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 15:54:31 -0400
> you can see this home page by visiting
> www.mhs1955.com
There is something suspicious going on there.
My guess is that the site has been hacked.
Try opening a connection with it using a telnet client.
telnet -f telnet.txt www.mhs1955.com 80
When the screen clears type: GET /
(That's GET <space><slash><Enter>)
I got a message from there with:
<example>
Hacked by Q8crackers . man i rooted your box 9978749068 times give it up! befcake.org
</example>
Equally suspicious is the the list of connections which appears
if you try to use that site with IE. E.g. monitor the connections with:
netstat -asop tcp 9
(Establishes a 9 second loop. Press Ctrl-c to end the loop.)
FWIW I see more than some standard port 80 HTTP connections then. ;o
What kind of server is/was it?
Good luck
Robert Aldwinckle
--- "dikjenkins" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2158a01c45ab2$622d21e0$a101280a@phx.gbl... > I've had a web site for 2 years. The header on the home > page contains a logo and to the right of that three lines > of animated text will appear as the page is loaded. The > page displays properly when PREVIEWED in FrontPage2003 but > not on any of my other 3 machines at the home when view in > IE 6.0. The site displays perfectly when I view it from > other pubically accessed machines such as the library. By > the way you can see this home page by visiting > www.mhs1955.com > > I suspect my security settings are causing this but have > no way of proving this. I also receive a pop-up from time > to time telling me certain features contained on web sites > will not display properly because of Active X settings, or > features contained in messages (Outlook 2002) will not > display. Exact wording from Outlook: "This HTML message > contains script, which Outlook cannot display. This may > affect how the message appears." > > I've scanning my security settings, turning options on, > then off, to no avail. What settings would cause this > problem? > > Thank you, Dick Jenkins
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