lenhi Posted April 23 Share Posted April 23 (edited) Buenas a todos, antes de nada muchas gracias por el tiempo que podais dedicar a ayudarme. Tengo una web con prestashop 1.7.8.8 , con la plantilla Warehouse de Iqit, está alojada en profesionalhosting.com. Hoy he detectado que al pulsar una de las categorías en el menú superior horizontal, me mandaba a una URL de phising (customer-kuwait.com o algo parecido). He eliminado la categoría inmediatamente tras revisar que estaba bien configurada. He revisado el resto de categorías, URL amigables y URLs en "Trafico & SEO", y no he encontrado nada. Esto además solo ocurría en el idioma inglés, en español funcionaba correctamente. He vuelto a crear una categoría duplicando otra existente, y al ponerle el nombre de la anterior, vuelve a redireccionar a esa web. Por tanto, encuento que debe de estar hardcodeado en alguna url amigable o en algun lado, que al enviar a la url de la categoría en inglés, redireccione a esta web, pero no encuentro donde. He revisado tambien DNS y no veo nada. Os suena este problema? Podrías indicarme por donde buscaríais vosotros? Gracias! Edited April 23 by lenhi (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mike158 Posted May 31 Share Posted May 31 (edited) Hello,@lens Receiptify It sounds like your website has been compromised with a hardcoded redirect in your category URLs. Here’s how you can troubleshoot and fix it: Check for Malware: Scan your website files for malware using a security plugin or an external service. Inspect Category URLs: Look into the database, particularly the ps_category and ps_category_lang tables, for any suspicious entries in the URL fields. Review Theme Files: Check your theme files, especially the category.tpl and related templates, for any hardcoded redirects or suspicious code. Examine .htaccess: Look at the .htaccess file for any unexpected redirects or rules that could be causing the issue. Update and Secure: Ensure Prestashop, themes, and all plugins/modules are updated to their latest versions. Change all passwords, especially for your admin, hosting, and database access. Check for Overrides: Review the override directory in Prestashop for any files that might contain malicious code. Use Professional Help: If you cannot find the issue, consider hiring a security expert to perform a thorough audit of your site. By following these steps, you should be able to locate and remove the hardcoded redirect, securing your website from future attacks. I hope this will be help you Regards Mike Edited June 4 by mike158 (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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