Selling Selling my PR3 Site GlypeTemplates.com

http://www.glypetemplates.com

This is a PR3 website that is based on the Wordpress platform, and gives people information about proxies in general, and provides downloads of glype templates. The site receives about 600 unique visitors per month on average, mostly from the US. The top keywords that people use to find the site are of course "glype templates". You can view the full stats here (includes stats from 2009, 2010, Top Countries and Top Keywords).

GlypeTemplates.com is a premium domain name that gets 170 exact global monthly searches per month. Estibot Appraisal of the domain alone is $50. There are many websites competing for the term "glype templates" so having this website will give you a significant advantage. The site has not been monetized as I was planning to sell it. The domain is registered at Name.com and expires on 19 December 2010. Free push to your Name.com account.

BIN: $200

Also check out my other website for sale here:
http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=1669015

 

Threat: Mal/Varcat-A

Threat source : http://www.glypetemplates.com/
The requested location contained malicious content and was blocked from downloading.

 

Agreed, same problem here, please fix your site, my anti virus went crazy and then the site had a server reset error!

 

Looks like an Iframe Hack, probably wordpress exploit since your wordpress install is out of date.

There's a huge script visible in your page source right after your closing html tags which is typical of an Iframe Hack.

Unmask Parasite Analysis:

Wepawet analysis:

The script tries multiple ways to redirect/load this site below.

"double.boublebarelled.ws/FrMal" 

Code (markup):

I didn't log any malware hijacks from loading glypetemplates.com but that script needs to be cleaned off your site asap.

I'll give you $80 for the site considering there's not much content really and there's also the other little problem above.

 

The problem has been fixed everyone! Mike was right, I found eval codes in 3 different index files, and I'm assuming that is how the iframes were inserted into the site. I didn't even know the site had a problem as my computer never showed any notices, so thanks for the heads up!

I've created a new wordpress installation (latest version) and manually copied everything over (everything except the comments)... I could have simply imported the database but I didn't want to risk it since the database might have been affected too... so the posts have been recreated one by one.

 

The site has been SOLD at BIN! Thanks everyone.