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Pardon the Mess / Run Your Virus Scanners

Site mess

UPDATE: The menu is now in order. Also, Google has given the site a clean bill of health.

PRIOR: We got hacked over the weekend. We believe we’ve traced the problem to the timthumb.com vulnerability affecting many WordPress sites. We’ve plugged that vulnerability, but that has broken the site menus in the process. Please bear with us as we clean things up.

Also, if you visited the site this weekend (to be safe, from Thursday through Sunday afternoon), you should run a virus scanner on your PC just be safe. If you keep your system patched, there shouldnt’ be any issues, but it is better to be safe.

 

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About Evan Kline

Evan started 40Tech to write about tech from his perspective – that of the average 40-something tech geek. When not writing about tech, you might find him with his beautiful wife and baby girl, out on the ski slopes, or at his real-life job as a lawyer.

3 Responses to “Pardon the Mess / Run Your Virus Scanners”

  1. Hey, your site just went viral!

    (Too soon?)
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    • Har har. It’s been fun. No, really. I’m just glad that I was able to track this down. Initially, I thought maybe my email had been hacked, so I set up Gmail two factor authentication. Then I realized that with WordPress, all that can be done is a new password will be sent- a hacker can’t use someone’s email to access a current password.

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