WP script has been hacked

[tornell]

If you use WP script on your site, be careful because my sites have been hacked. An attacker will swap linking codes on your ad, attacker add a small banner under your videos. I wrote WP script a week ago, but no answer. Check all your sites and check the advertising codes.

[Brian mike]

Which theme are you using ? Retro ? ultimate? king ? Kolor?

Sorry for your headache, that really sucks.

[CaptainHowdy]

What a nightmare . . .

[tornell]

Which theme are you using ? Retro ? ultimate? king ? Kolor?

Sorry for your headache, that really sucks.

I use Retro

[Denny]

That sucks, you know how the hack was started and spread?

[blackmonsters]

How did you determine the script was hacked rather than your server hacked and then files edited?

[ladida]

What a stupid title.

[j3rkules]

Are you talking about the WP-Script com product?

[ladida]

He clearly is from the title.

[Holy Damage]

WordPress hacked? nothing new

[k0nr4d]

How did you determine the script was hacked rather than your server hacked and then files edited?

^ This. Not to sing praises of wp-script here given that it's a product competing with mine, but if you have other sites hosted on the same server or even other plugins implemented into wordpress (seo ones, "performance" ones, etc) they may have been the entry point instead of actual wp-script. I'm not saying it ISN'T wp-script - I don't know if it is or not - I'm just saying it doesn't necessarily have to be.

[k0nr4d]

WordPress hacked? that is no news

At this stage with WP you don't even get the damned common courtesy of a human being hacking you - it's just bots doing it now...

[OneMillionGirls]

ohhh nahhhhhhh

[Tjeezers]

it could because you added sponsor content on your Affiliate ID, and then under the video, a new banner appears with the link code to the providing site (happens automatically). I did encounter this a few weeks ago when switching themes and then going back, the link code was changed, but through the settings I updated it.

[Shoplifter]

At this stage with WP you don't even get the damned common courtesy of a human being hacking you - it's just bots doing it now...

I have been extremely reluctant to use WP based adult scripts as any WP install will be scanned and have attempts on it within hours of being set up.

I clicked through some of OP's sites and it looks like a WP hack. I would suggest he take a look at his .htaccess etc.

[OneHungLo]

are all your plugins updated?

[hausarzt]

I use WP-Script on one site as well. Today I noticed, that some of my ad-placements changed.
Besides that, one template part (related videos) is not working as well.

I only use a handful plugins (Caching, optimize Images ...) and no nulled or cracked software.

Strange...

EDIT:
Ok, the related videos won't display, if you have an advertisement in that section. Looks like the recent core/theme-update fucked it a little up.

[PornDiscounts-V]

At this stage with WP you don't even get the damned common courtesy of a human being hacking you - it's just bots doing it now...

The good ole days

[ruff]

I've found Wordfence can fuck things up pretty good. You might delete if using it.