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Onreact sends a heads up to all the bloggers out there. Has your blog been hacked?
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Note that this is a post is inspired by this one here:http://sphinn.com/story/13526
Note that all those hacked blogs are WordPress.Another good reason to not use WordPress, thanks for pointing it out.
To be honest I’m kind of disappointed in the post. Sure they tell you what happen. but they don’t show nor tell how it happened or what exactly to look for in order to prevent it from happening to you? What are the new SEO’s in training suppose to do? Who will teach us?
That is really a nice post, I read some where that a Israel hacker started this exploit.