CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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TrOnNe
TrOnNe

Reputation: 1772

Laravel bootsrap website hacked, how?

Suddenly visiting the terms and conditions from my web I've found this message 

Ruwix is the best place to learn about the Worlds best selling puzzle toys. Check it out here.

Obviously I didn't wrote that down, so I wonder how the heck someone could have added that?

Have someone injected code on my web, or they have access to my ftp? In my computer I use MAC, and I don't think I have any virus.

I've found a lot of websites hacked with the same message but without information about it.

The terms are stored in a blade file.

I had Laravel 5.3 and now 5.5 but I'm unsure when this was done.

Any idea?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 68

Answers (1)

pepe pepe
pepe pepe

Reputation: 184

This has happened to me while ago and I wrote an email to the target email and this was the answer:

You must be using the FREE online HTML editor. Sometimes that adds these ads to your document. To avoid this I would advise you to purchase a HTML editor license https://htmlg.com/license/

That means that you copy pasted that text from some online editor, no worries, no one has hacked you yet ;)

Upvotes: 1

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