One of the websites which I look after appears to have been compromised. However I am still trying to locate the source of the problem.
A hidden iframe appears on the page, however it only appears about 10% of the time when you visit the website.
I am running an ASP.NET 4.0 website using IIS7 on Windows Server 2008 R2.
The site has a number of Web Applications under the main domain (~/site1, ~/site2, ~/site3, etc...).
I'm trying to make a little Android application which should catch a page of my website and show the content (plain text) on my application.
The website I call will only send the message I need, so I have to cut the HTTP Header somehow off and show the body. But I don't know how to do this and need your help. How can I get the text from a basic website and show it in my Application?
I'm the developer of a Website. In the last few days my Server was hacked several times. Someone changed the *.js and the *.html files of the Website and inserted iframe-tags like this
document.write('<iframe name=Twitter scrolling=auto frameborder=no align=center height=2 width=2 src=...></iframe>');
This line is inserted into all JavaScript files.
We migrated a busy website to Windows Server 2012 with IIS 8. The website randomly gives the error "503 service unavailable" after an user presses F5 the error is gone again. The website is build in ASP.NET MVC 3.
Hosting is a part of your website wherein the files of the website are kept on live servers so that everyone can open the website and review information. Hosting involves a number of technicalities and thus it becomes necessary to understand each & every aspect of hosting so that you can buy the very best hosting plans for your website.
I have been requested to investigate how I can reduce the downtime of our website upgrades.
We maintain a DNN site with both public facing pages and member only pages.
Normally, when I have a website, mywebsite.com, that has a link going to other's website, otherswebsite.com, the other's website is able to determine where the traffic comes from. The other website will be able to determine that someone access their website via my website.
And then I asked some...
I have googled a bit but i think I don't know if I am even looking in the right places.
The following I want to achieve and I don't even know if it is possible.
If I write a web application I can view in my web-browser (on the localhost).