Well, kind of. I was notified by Google that there has been phishing pages uploaded on my website that, of course, I did not initiate. I went through the access logs and saw when and how they were uploaded - through a shell script! I was able to trace and delete 3 different shell scripts located at various locations on my site, but as I keep looking, it seems they are everywhere. Is there any way I can do a site-wide malware scan that would pinpoint these buggers so I can get rid of them? Thanks, Donny
An easy way is to scan your /home with clamscan , also check your server for rootkits and backdoors with rkhunter, if you are rooted then you`ll need someone to clear your server (Its not that easy to do but possible).
Thanks st1905, just did a clamscan of my public_html directory and it showed 0 infected. It looks like I may have gotten to all of the infected files. ŦʂĞɧ îÅÅųŞøÆ, sure, if you have another idea, please let me know . Thanks! Donny