Try to hack my website or not?

[calcul99]

[germ]

Somebody trying hacking my website or not??

Yes.

 

Sites are generally hijacked for three reasons:

 

1. So they can steal information (generally financial) for monetary gain.

 

2. Use the site to send SPAM.

 

3. Alter your pages to set-up links to other sites that are on a "pay per click" basis.

[calcul99]

Hi,

 

Thank you for your answer.

 

3. Alter your pages to set-up links to other sites that are on a "pay per click" basis.

 

You mean they can alter the pages of my website to set-up links to others sites that are doing advertisement like google adwords ect...???

 

So what can I do for this code don't work and they can't do nothing against my website?

[germ]

Just because they're "trying" to hack you're site doesn't mean it's going to happen.

 

If you have "all you're ducks in a row" (i.e. using latest secure stable version of osC, permissions set right, etc.), they'll give up go somewhere else.

[THOUGHTOUT]

Just because they're "trying" to hack you're site doesn't mean it's going to happen.

 

If you have "all you're ducks in a row" (i.e. using latest secure stable version of osC, permissions set right, etc.), they'll give up go somewhere else.

 

Is there a list of these ducks anywhere? I have this same issue and concern, and would like to tire these potential hackers knowing I checked all that I can do.

 

Is there a list of all the items to check to know we have done everything and have everything set in the best proper order?

[germ]

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