Your site has also been hacked and you now have additional code on your pages.

A Quick Scan with Dasient WAM identifies numerous pages containing hidden iframes containing a reference to [ yournameshop .cn :8080/index .php ].

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*Let your hosting provider know that your site has been hacked and see if they can help determine how the sites were hacked and fix that problem.

*Clean your local computer of any virus/trojan capable of capturing FTP credentials and change all of your passwords (this is the most likely avenue)

*Upgrade any blog, forum, gallery, CMS or other script to reduce vulnerabilities created by outdated code

*Confirm that the web-host has updated anything they are responsible for

*Restore the last known good backup of your site

*If you don’t have a backup, examine all files (including extra “suspicious” files, hidden files and error documents), and remove code you didn’t place there.

*Ask your host if you can switch from FTP to either SFTP or FTPS to minimize the chance of log-in credentials being “sniffed”

*After cleaning and securing your site, “Request a Review” through your Google Webmaster Tools Account . Sites must be added and ownership verified first.